Martha Stewart has emphasized her focus on healthy living, as she remains physically active and engaged in business and creative pursuits well into her 80s. On a recent episode of the podcast “50 & Unfiltered,” the lifestyle icon, 84, spoke with her longtime friend and colleague, QVC host Shawn Killinger, about a variety of topics, including wellness, … Read more
Dick Van Dyke is opening up about how his wife helps keep him young. In his new book, “100 Rules for Living to 100,” the 99-year-old legendary actor reflects on his life and the lessons he’s learned along the way, while also sharing tips on how to live a long life. The book features anecdotes from … Read more
A filmmaker behind a documentary allegedly exposing an “80-year global cover-up” of extraterrestrial existence claimed that the US government is part of a “secret Cold War race” to reverse engineer alien technology. Director and producer Dan Farah, who also produced the sci-fi blockbuster “Ready Player One,” told Fox News’ Bret Baier that his newest film … 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
Ali Larter is getting real about what it takes to stay in shape. During a recent interview with People magazine, the 49-year-old actress spoke about how she stays in shape for her role in “Landman.” “I’ll tell you what. I work really hard, OK? I’m not pretending that I don’t,” she said. “I’m up at 4:30 [a.m.] … Read more
At 117 years old, María Branyas was confirmed by Guinness World Records to be the world’s oldest living person — and researchers say her long life wasn’t just good luck. In a statement to Guinness, Branyas attributed her longevity to “order, tranquility, good connection with family and friends, contact with nature, emotional stability, no worries, no regrets, lots … Read more
Carbone is not alone. Fans of the West Village hotspot were shocked to discover that the buzzy, celeb-fave eatery was branded an eyebrow-raising B rating after being dinged by the NYC Health Department in July. Worse, instead of properly displaying its bold, green letter-grade sign for all to see, the upmarket Thompson Street spot kept … Read more
John Hoffman has left a paper trail. And while “Only Murders in the Building” viewers may be experts in the comedy-drama series, the show’s creator is divulging some trivia that not every internet detective would know. “The elevator doesn’t move,” Hoffman exclusively revealed to The Post. “And there’s a lot of great scenes in that … Read more
Writer-actor-producer John Owen Lowe is beyond proud of graduating from Stanford University in 2018 with a degree in science, technology and society. So much so that the prestigious university gets a shout-out in his Instagram bio. “I worked so damn hard to get there,” Lowe, 29, tells Alexa. “SAT prep, GPA, AP classes … the… … Read more
Dr. Oz is begging the Canadian government to toss aside a court ruling last week that gave it the go-ahead to kill 400 ostriches over bird-flu worries. “America’s Doctor” — who has made it his latest mission to save the giant birds alongside Health and Human Services Secretary Robert Kennedy Jr. and New York City … Read more
Caught on tape. A&E is set to debut an upcoming docuseries titled “Secrets of Celebrity Sex Tapes,” the Post can exclusively reveal. Premiering Monday, September 8 (9pm ET on A&E), the eight-episode series will explore some of the most infamous celeb sex tapes – including Pamela Anderson and Tommy Lee, Kim Kardashian, Colin Farrell, Farrah … Read more
When you visit Hawaii, you’re bound to meet people living there who grew up on the mainland. And many of them will tell you the same story: They simply came five, ten, 25 years ago — and never left. It’s not hard to understand why, even as Hawaii consistently ranks among the most expensive US … Read more
I’m going the extra mile for myelin. I travel the world to deliver neurological care in places with limited resources. Along the way, I have learned several important lessons about protecting brain health and preventing brain disease. My perspective was forever altered on one of my first trips to Uganda for the Department of Neurology … Read more
Ancient Romans had a big appetite for a certain kind of fish sauce – and a new study is revealing exactly what went into it. Researcher Gonçalo Themudo published his findings in the journal Antiquity on July 2. The research centered around garum, a fermented fish sauce that Ancient Romans enjoyed as a popular condiment. Themudo, a … Read more
Here’s to a swingin’ summer. For most of the year, Allington is a quintessential, charming British town in Lincolnshire, boasting nearby natural sites perfect for the average outdoorsman or the traveller in need of some peace and quiet. But once a summer, “Swingathon” and its band of kinky festivalgoers descend on the town for a … Read more
A new report has revealed the extent of Australia’s silent sleep epidemic, with one expert offering simple fixes for the nation’s most common sleeping difficulties. The Great Aussie Wake-Up, commissioned by Holiday Inn Express, found that 91% of Australians struggle to fall or stay asleep in a typical week, and 93% regularly wake up too … Read more
You love to jet set — but you don’t love the way your gut gets upset. It’s quite a bummer to struggle with constipation, traveler’s diarrhea or indigestion while on vacation. Not everyone is a regular pooper, but for those who are, a break in the routine can significantly affect their bathroom habits. Here are … Read more
“When the panic button was pressed, I had to step in.” You might expect to hear this from a security guard in a bank or prison. But this is a day in the life of a Melbourne brothel madam. Historically, the world’s oldest profession has been run by women. Australia has a rich history of … Read more
It seems that Instagram nowadays is flooded with ripped physiques and TikTok is full of “What I eat in a day” videos. As a result, the impact of fitness influencers on Aussies’ eating habits and body image has never been stronger. Recent research from The Butterfly Foundation revealed that 59 percent of Australians say diet and fitness … Read more
At 68, Ellen Latham isn’t in great shape for her age — she’s in better shape than most people half her age. “I’m proud to say I maintain around 15% body fat and have strong, well-developed muscle throughout my body,” the Orangebody creator and co-founder told The Post. “But for me, it’s not just about … Read more