They’re dating for dough. Florida and Nevada top a list of states whose residents are most likely to marry for money, a new study revealed. The Sunshine and Silver states both earned a gold-digger score of 8.24 out of 10. Texas trailed close behind with a score of 8.23, followed by California with 8.07 and … Read more
The dream of home ownership in the US appears harder than ever, with average mortgage costs now far surpassing the median income. However, there are still several areas across the country that offer both high livability and affordable property prices. GOBankingRates conducted a study into these “hidden gem housing markets,” analyzing data from AreaVibes, the … Read more
Meet the new face of NYC plastic surgery. Going under the knife in the Big Apple is getting a makeover — with a fresh, young, social media-savvy crew of surgeons under 50 delivering rhinoplasty with a side of rizz. Gone are the days when having work done meant secretive visits to somber Park Avenue medical suites, … Read more
Vivid Seats is the New York Post’s official ticketing partner. We may receive revenue from this partnership for sharing this content and/or when you make a purchase. Featured pricing is subject to change. The Wild Thing is trotting in from the bullpen to center stage. Charlie Sheen just extended his fall 2025 ‘Alive on Stage … Read more
Students banding together against the ban — in the most millennial way possible. Displeased Gen Zs are keeping the lines of communication open amid new cell phone bans in schools, chatting with one another via Google Docs on their laptops as a substitute for text messaging. “A bunch of high school kids are creating a Google … Read more
The New York town of Scarsdale recently hit headlines after it was named America’s wealthiest suburb, with an eye-popping mean household income of $601,193 per year. But in a new study of Big Apple ‘burbs, the tony town was snubbed when it came to taking out the title of “New York’s Safest and Richest Suburbs.” … Read more
A Korean restaurant in Manhattan has claimed the ultimate culinary crown. Atomix, a critically acclaimed fine-dining spot in the NoMad neighborhood offering a $395 12-course tasting menu, was named No. 1 on the inaugural North America’s 50 Best Restaurants list, in a splashy Las Vegas ceremony earlier this week. Twelve other New York spots also … Read more
Tony Danza still thinks about the night Frank Sinatra yelled at him — 30 years ago. “I was singing to him,” Danza recalled of Ol’ Blue Eyes’ 1995 televised 80th birthday tribute, talking to The Post while sitting amidst a flurry of Sinatra memorabilia in his Upper West Side apartment. “Back then, I didn’t really sing … Read more
Adapt or die-ner. Times are undeniably tough for New York City’s legendary diner culture, squeezed by skyrocketing food costs and rent hikes leading to higher menu prices — all amid stagnating demand, as Big Apple eaters turn their attentions elsewhere. Longtime local restaurant critic Robert Sietsema told The Post that the city is currently locked into … Read more
It’s an empire state of mind. Netflix drama “Black Rabbit,” starring Jude Law and Jason Bateman, is set in the world of New York City dining, and unlike shows that use cheaper cities and sets as stand-ins, it was filmed on location. Creators Zach Baylin and Kate Susman – who are also a married couple … Read more
Complaining about NYC’s airports is a local pastime — but how bad are they, really? A new J.D. Power survey found that while overall passenger satisfaction at U.S. and Canadian airports is on the rise, the news here at home is more of a mixed bag. According to the numbers, overall scores have improved significantly — … Read more
Do you think New York City is romantic? Lots of people have answered, “I do.” Belvedere Castle — perched atop the second-highest natural point in Central Park, Vista Rock — was ranked among the top proposal spots in the world, according to a new study by bridal brand A Diamond Is Forever. It’s listed as … Read more
Hey, we’re evolving here! New Yorkers know that the only constant in local life is change — but in 2025, some of the most exciting new additions to the city are sounding comfortingly familiar. Beloved institutions may come and go in the fast-paced Big Apple, but a spate of preservation-driven progress is lately warming the … Read more
That’s one pricey salad dressing. Last February at New York Fashion Week, MELKE designer Emma Gage debuted a capsule collection riffing on an unlikely source — a supposed childhood favorite that inspired her to create her latest couture. No, not Chanel, not Marilyn Monroe — but rather, Hidden Valley Ranch. Emma Gage’s MELKE x Hidden Valley Ranch … Read more
It’s all for show. The wealthiest New Yorkers are no longer just having fancy parties, they’re staging events with elaborate, world-class entertainment elements, from violinists suspended from the ceiling playing rock songs to boudoir circus acts. “[We work] with a roster of talent that rivals productions from Broadway to Vegas,” Darren Olarsch, founder of On … Read more
You can keep your $65 TikTok-famous truffle pizza joints and flashy Manhattan secret slice shops, NYC — there’s one no-frills Bronx pizzeria to top them all, according to the eating experts at Food Republic. Louie & Ernie’s, a beloved Boogie Down mainstay, was named the best “hole-in-the-wall” restaurant in New York by the outlet — beating out … Read more
Forget Tinder, Hinge or Bumble. Swiping is out — pedaling for love is in. Walker Ward, a 31-year-old ex-Wall Streeter turned viral comedian, has traded finance for a hot-pink pedicab and a mission to help single New Yorkers find love the old-fashioned way — by locking eyes with a stranger on the street. “Since I … Read more
New York City is one of the most expensive cities in the world — but not for this man. Indian food influencer Aabir Vyas recently proved that with a little strategy, it’s possible to eat three meals and make it through a full day in the city with just $20. His Instagram video documenting the … Read more
White-knuckling the falls is coming soon. A $25 million, flying theater ride is set to take Niagara Falls visitors on a wild, sky-high thrill like no other. Opening Aug. 29, the adrenaline-pumping attraction, Niagara Takes Flight, will catapult guests over more than 34 miles of breathtaking Niagara scenery — complete with wind, mist, motion, and … Read more
In New York, things are going swimmingly. A popular getaway, just a four-hour ride north of the Big Apple, has the most pristine lake in the US. Lake George — nicknamed the Queen of American Lakes — has been deemed the cleanest and most swimmable body of water in the entire country, according to a … Read more