Y2K, Giuliani in City Hall, Furbies, no smartphones, no tweets: What the world looked like when the Knicks last made it to NBA Finals

Y2K, Giuliani in City Hall, Furbies, no smartphones, no tweets: What the world looked like when the Knicks last made it to NBA Finals

The last time the Knicks were in the NBA Finals, New Yorkers were hailing cabs without apps, blasting Lauryn Hill on CD players, and nervously checking their Netscape dial-up connection. The Twin Towers still dominated the skyline, Rudy Giuliani ran City Hall, and “The Sopranos” had just introduced America to Tony Soprano’s panic attacks. These … Read more

Exclusive | Junior’s celebrates 75 years of getting opinionated, politically divided New Yorkers to agree on at least one thing

Exclusive | Junior’s celebrates 75 years of getting opinionated, politically divided New Yorkers to agree on at least one thing

New York’s got no shortage of landmarks, each one recognized the world over. The Empire State Building. The Statue of Liberty. Rockefeller Center. And a slice of Junior’s cheesecake. This week marks 75 years since one of the Big Apple’s most beloved addresses first opened its doors in Downtown Brooklyn. Almost ever since, opinionated New … Read more

Exclusive | Howard Stern staffers prepping for show’s demise, withholding best material as future uncertain

Exclusive | Howard Stern staffers prepping for show’s demise, withholding best material as future uncertain

The writing has “been on the wall for well over a year now” that SiriusXM wouldn’t be renewing Howard Stern’s colossal contract — and his employees have been taking advantage, “coasting” on the clock and trolling for new gigs, two current show staffers told The Post. This week, reports surfaced that the “Howard Stern Show’s” … Read more