DEAR ABBY: A co-worker, “Erin,” has been allowed to work from home since the COVID-19 pandemic, while the rest of us came back to the office. We function alongside each other much like a small family. We have no drama, no office politics and an overall great atmosphere. Erin’s absence has caused a strain on … 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. I hadn’t set foot in a circus since I was five-years-old. Back in the day, it was mostly caged animals, a couple … Read more
Former Dancing with the Stars champion Bobby Bones returned his trophy after former host Tom Bergeron criticized the radio host’s controversial win. Bones, whose real name is Bobby Estell, said Wednesday that he relinquished the coveted Mirrorball trophy over the constant insults and accused critics of taking “all of the joy” from his time on … Read more
Alexander Wang’s return to the NYC runway has the fashion world abuzz. The designer will premiere his spring 2026 collection on Friday — Wang’s first official New York Fashion Week appearance since 2018 and, notably, his biggest local splash since being accused of groping and drugging male and transgender models in late 2020. Those claims, … Read more
It was quite a red flag. Alla Feldbeyn was stunned by unexpected vaginal bleeding in November 2020, many years after she had gone through menopause. The Florida grandmother of four was diagnosed with Stage 1 endometrial cancer. The disease — which develops in the lining of the uterus — has become more common in the … Read more
She’s got her peach back. Phaedra Parks spilled all the details about her upcoming return to “The Real Housewives of Atlanta,” which debuts Sunday at 9 p.m. ET, in an exclusive interview with The Post. “We’ve been talking about it for some time, but it needed to be the right moment for me and for … Read more
This topic is red hot. Shopping online is always something of a gamble, but there’s one controversial detail that can turn the perfect piece into a fashion fumble: color. 51 million customer reviews were analyzed to find the most maligned color online. konradbak – stock.adobe.com And, for a majority of web customers, the one color … Read more
They’re getting to the root of the issue. As many head into 2025 with financial worries, “recession hair” has become the latest beauty trend as women — including A-list celebrities — have given up high-maintenance routines and let their roots grow out to reveal their natural hair color. As we head into 2025 with financial … Read more
They send your bags packing. When passengers lose luggage and never retrieve it, their suitcases don’t end up in a landfill or some forgotten storage unit — the bags are actually sold. According to Vice, 2.1 million passengers take off on an estimated 45,000 flights per day. While most of their luggage finds its way back to … Read more
Pin this as a questionable product. A bulky, expensive piece of wearable technology is being returned faster than it can be sold. Humane’s AI Pin, which retails between $700 and $800 — plus a $24 monthly subscription for $288 annually — has seen all but about 7,000 units sent back to the company so far, … Read more
Things are getting messier between Christina Hall (née Haack) and Josh Hall. Haack, 41, reportedly filed new court documents this week and accused her ex — who she filed for divorce from last week — of taking $35,000 of her money and transferring it into his personal bank account. According to Entertainment Tonight, Hall, 43, … Read more
Don Henley filed a lawsuit Friday demanding the return of his handwritten lyrics to the critically acclaimed hit, “Hotel California,” according to The Associated Press. Henley maintained the 100 pages were stolen from him, and vowed to pursue legal action in March when his criminal case against three men attempting to sell the developmental lyrics was … Read more
The sports media world received disheartening news Friday afternoon. Longtime ESPN college basketball commentator Dick Vitale shared that he is once again fighting cancer and that he will undergo surgery Tuesday. Vitale, 85, noted that he was notified of the diagnosis after he had a biopsy done for a lymph node in his neck. “With … Read more
Gaby Hoffmann knows she had an unusual childhood growing up the daughter of Warhol acolyte Viva and being raised in the famed Chelsea Hotel. “Special is one of the many words for it,” she tells the New York Post in a recent exclusive interview. “I’m very grateful for it now that I’m an adult and … Read more
Notorious former NFL superstar Antonio Brown is giving the finger to a judge who threw the book at him for refusing to give a pair of $1 million finger “covers” back to a celebrity jeweler. Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Kerry Bensinger recently ordered Brown, now a rising rap artist, to pay Shuki International $1,095,000 … Read more
Talk about checking out. A woman in England recently returned a library book 45 years after she checked it out. The patron brought the book — “Tolkien’s World” by Randel Helms — back to the Blackpool Libraries‘ branch, after borrowing it in 1976. “Could this be our longest overdue book to be returned to the library,” the … Read more
And just like that she was back. Patricia Field, the legendary “Sex and the City” costume designer, discussed her return to the series’ reboot and auctioning off Carrie Bradshaw’s Eiffel Tower bag. It’s for sale until Nov. 11. The 82-year-old designer rose to fame in the 90s styling Sarah Jessica Parker and the whole stylish … Read more
The faith film “After Death” enters a crowded field of testimonials about near-death experiences, a staple of YouTube videos and bookstores. This documentary convenes a supergroup of writers and survivors: from early expounders like the author Raymond Moody (widely credited with coining the term “near-death experience”) and the cardiologist Michael Sabom, to such recent best-selling … Read more
They can close the book on this. An overdue book was recently returned to a suburban New York library nearly 90 years to the day it was checked out — and only incurred a surprisingly low $5 late fee. A copy of Joseph Conrad’s 1925 book “Youth and Two Other Stories” was returned to the … Read more
Madonna, the Queen of Pop, is back to tour rehearsals and is feeling better than ever after a brief hospitalization in June, according to a new report. “She returned to rehearsals last Monday,” an unidentified source told People on Tuesday. “She’s so happy to be back on stage and is feeling strong.” “She’s working closely with … Read more