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. Rock icon Elvis Costello is tired of playing the same old set lists live. So, to mix things up, the singer-songwriter will perform 10 nights at New York … Read more
Louis Tomlinson broke his arm “pretty badly” after his show in the Big Apple Friday. The former “One Direction” bandmate and English musician revealed the bad news of the banged-up arm in a note posted on his Instagram page Saturday while thanking his fans for listening to his latest album “Faith in the Future.” “The … Read more
Struggling artists need not apply. The former Noho studio and digs where the late, great Jean-Michel Basquiat spent the last five years of his life is on the rental market — for a cool $60,000 a month. Basquiat, who died in 1988, leased the funky space at 57 Great Jones Street from mentor Andy Warhol, … Read more
Talk about having the patience of Job. Many Big Apple eateries bravely survived the pandemic-era shutdowns and the challenges that followed. But for one local family of restaurateurs, the coronavirus was just one more cross to bear in a biblical-level string of bad luck. When Peter and Penny Glazier and their son Matthew welcomed diners … Read more
Weed her lips. Caroline Hirsch, the owner of the famed comedy club Caroline’s on Broadway says marijuana — legal or not — is contributing to the growing sense of lawlessness in Times Square. “I have to tell you that it’s not only here, but the smell of pot is on every goddamn corner,” said Hirsch, who … Read more
Anna Delvey plans to host trendy dinner parties at her East Village apartment while she serves the remainder of her sentence on house arrest, a report said Thursday. The convicted scammer’s team has been searching for kitchen decor and soliciting donations from food and beverage companies, according to an email obtained by Eater. The exclusive … Read more
Bono opened his book tour Wednesday night in what he called a “transgressive” mood, a little bit guilty for appearing on stage with three musicians who were not his fellow members of U2 and otherwise singing, joking and shouting out his life story to thousands of adoring fans at Manhattan’s Beacon Theatre. He even performed … Read more
Selena Gomez is going back to her Disney Channel roots. The “Boyfriend” singer posted a picture Saturday of herself in a beige sweater and printed pants staring up at the Waverly Place street sign with the caption “back to where it all began.” “I adored being on [‘Wizards of Waverly Place’] so much,” said Gomez … Read more
New photos show comedian Chris Redd bruised and battered — but still smiling — following his attack in Manhattan last week. The former “Saturday Night Live” cast member donned a big grin in pictures published by TMZ on Sunday, though his nose was stitched up and his eyes were swollen following the Greenwich Village ambush. … Read more
Well, that’s rich. Humble comfort foods are now dangerously close to becoming unaffordable luxuries for many New Yorkers in the age of menu-flation. With rising food and labor costs, restaurant owners risk biting off more than they can chew, leaving customers to make up the difference. “You must ask yourself, ‘Sacrifice quality and keep price … Read more
“Saturday Night Live” star Chris Redd is out of the hospital after being sucker-punched in the face outside of New York’s Comedy Cellar. Redd, 37, was attacked by a stranger Wednesday night at the same place he was scheduled to perform, the NYPD told The Post. Following the brutal attack, the comedian was rushed to Bellevue Hospital … Read more
“Saturday Night Live” star Chris Redd was attacked Wednesday night outside of New York’s Comedy Cellar, where he was scheduled to perform, and was reportedly rushed to the hospital. Redd, 37, drove up to the comedy joint in Greenwich Village around 9:40 p.m. and that’s when the chaos broke loose, law enforcement officers told TMZ. … Read more
‘Friends’ star Matthew Perry has two shows lined up on his short tour. One of your favorite “Friends” is coming to town. Matthew Perry, who you might know as Chandler Bing, has two shows lined up as part of his book tour promoting his new memoir “Friends, Lovers and the Big Terrible Thing.” On Wednesday, … Read more
New York Post may be compensated and/or receive an affiliate commission if you buy through our links. Film nerds, it’s time to put down the popcorn and leave the multiplex — well, just for one night. That’s because your chance to see Quentin Tarantino in person has finally arrived. The legendary “Pulp Fiction” and “Kill … Read more
With New Yorkers doing the return-to-work shuffle, many are also eager to stop staring at their own four walls. Starbucks just ain’t gonna cut it, but these epic spots offer the perfect perch to post up and PowerPoint. The Lost DraftScreenwriters and movie buffs alike, this is the work-from-anywhere spot at 398 Broome St. is … Read more
Nouriel Roubini is seriously reconsidering whether he wants to continue living in New York. Mostly because, well, he wants to survive. “There’s a scenario in which, in the next twelve months, Russia uses tactical nuclear weapons against Ukraine and then they attack NATO and we start a conventional war with Russia. The first nuclear weapon … Read more
When Ali Solomon was getting ready to move to Manhattan in 2001 for graduate school, her Long Island family had plenty of tales to tell. “Both my parents grew up in the Bronx and had tons of stories of what the city was like. Everyone was telling horror stories of it — ‘I once got … Read more
The shear audacity. Two young women shamelessly stole a bench belonging to a beloved East Village barber shop in broad daylight — and the barbers have issued an Instagram APB with the security footage of the dirty deed. “These girls look like they went and got a pumpkin spice latte at Starbucks afterward,” Josh Livingston, … Read more
High luxury has a palatial new home. Hermès has unveiled one of its largest flagships in the world at 706 Madison Ave., in New York’s tony shopping corridor. The magnificent garden-topped store occupies three buildings — two townhouses and a historic Bank of New York outpost, built in the federalist style — and offers unprecedented … Read more
Just 48 hours after slamming talk show host James Corden as a “tiny cretin of a man,” NYC restaurant owner Keith McNally said he feels “strange” about exposing the talk show host. Keith McNally, who owns Balthazar in Manhattan, said he can’t help but “feel really sorry” for the British actor after he received a groveling … Read more