The identities of six men who brawled with ex-hockey player Paul Bissonnette in an Arizona restaurant have been revealed. Henry Mesker, John Carroll, William Carroll, Danny Bradley, Edward Jennings and Sean Daley were arrested after allegedly going to blows with the popular Barstool Sports podcaster and former NHLer on Sunday night at Houston’s in Scottsdale. … Read more
Jerry Seinfeld had some fun with WFAN host Chris McMonigle and producer Paul Rosenberg on Tuesday night. The legendary comedian was apparently listening to the sports talk radio network when Rosenberg took a jab at his sitcom, “Seinfeld,” after McMonigle referenced the Season 8 episode “The Chicken Roaster” during a conversation about the NBA’s colorful … Read more
Dina Pattelli can’t weight to wow ’em this fall. Since 2022, the 43-year-old Staten Islander shrank from a Size 18 in jeans at 300 pounds — to a slimmer Size 8, thanks to a combination of trendy weight loss meds. But with her body regularly changing, the married mom of two reports struggling to find flattering ‘fits. Pattelli … Read more
U.S. regulators approved updated COVID-19 vaccines on Thursday, shots designed to more closely target recent virus strains — and hopefully whatever variants cause trouble this winter, too. With the Food and Drug Administration’s clearance, Pfizer and Moderna are set to begin shipping millions of doses. A third U.S. manufacturer, Novavax, expects its modified vaccine version to be … Read more
Paul Finebaum has “no earthly idea” about the reasoning behind Robert Griffin III’s firing at ESPN, but the ESPN radio host said Friday on the “Paul Finebaum Show” that it “was a big surprise to nearly everyone.” “Everybody always thinks that people that sit in chairs like this don’t ever want to comment on it,” … Read more
Sean McDonough has opened up about criticism about his energy levels during the Stanley Cup Final as he is battling a bug. McDonough, 62, who is calling the games for ESPN/ABC, joined “Schein on Sports” on SiriusXM, and discussed what he’s been going through. “I’m still a little under the weather, but we’re powering through … Read more
A bat out of hell. “Gossip Girl” alum Taylor Momsen got bit by a bat while performing with her band The Pretty Reckless in Seville, Spain on May 29. Momsen, 30, shared an Instagram video Friday that showed the moment the bat landed on her leg as she was on stage. “You guys are pointing at something … Read more
The TNT crew called “cap” on Karl-Anthony Towns. After one of the worst shooting nights of his career in Minnesota’s Game 3 road loss to Dallas on Sunday — in which he failed to hit a 3 on at least eight attempts (0-for-8) for the first time in his career, per TNT — Towns made … Read more
Joe Buck doesn’t think that Drew Brees and Jason Witten got enough time to prove themselves as announcers. Buck appeared on Richard Deitsch’s “Sports Media” podcast this week, and the two discussed lofty expectations for Tom Brady as he enters the top Fox Sports NFL booth alongside Kevin Burkhardt. “It’s not fair,” Buck said of … Read more
New research suggests the HPV vaccine is preventing cancer in men, as well as in women, but fewer boys than girls are getting the shots in the United States. The HPV vaccine was developed to prevent cervical cancer in women and experts give it credit, along with screening, for lowering cervical cancer rates. Evidence that the … Read more
What conspiracy theories? Prince William appeared unbothered as he downed shots of whiskey and pints of beer with Hollywood star Rob McElhenney as his wife, Kate Middleton, continues to recover from surgery at home. The Prince of Wales, 41, traveled to Wrexham in Wales, where he and the “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia” actor visited The … Read more
Cheers to a good year! Anderson Cooper and Andy Cohen broke out the booze on CNN’s New Year’s Eve show after the network imposed a ban on drinking alcohol last year. Cooper, host of “Anderson Cooper 360°,” and “Watch What Happens Live” host Cohen, made sure to be on their best behavior when they both downed shots of … Read more
When it comes to preventing a miserable, deadly disease — better late than never. Health professionals are reminding people that there’s still time to get vaccinated before Thanksgiving, especially as the threat of a possible “tripledemic” of flu, COVID-19 and respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) looms. “The bottom line is that the flu is not to … Read more
This news could leave you foaming at the mouth. A majority of dog owners are now considering letting their dogs go vaccine-free — even if it means getting rabies or other deadly diseases, new research shows. According to a recent study in the journal Vaccine, 53% of dog owners believe pet vaccines to be unsafe, … Read more
A potential Kay Adams-Paige Spiranac golf event is getting closer. Adams had Spiranac as a guest on the Friday installment of her FanDuel TV morning show, “Up & Adams,” just four days after the pair agreed to play golf together on X, formerly known as Twitter. Although they didn’t confirm anything, Adams proposed the idea … Read more
The first new COVID-19 vaccines updated for this fall season are now expected to be available by the end of September, once both the Food and Drug Administration and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention sign off on the new shots. The new shots are designed to target the XBB variants — strains of … Read more
Many babies should get a shot soon after birth to protect them from RSV, or respiratory syncytial virus, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Thursday. The recommendation clears the way for a new option experts have hailed as a historic advance to curb the leading cause of hospitalizations for American infants. A panel … Read more
It’s the secret weapon in a different battle of the bulge: Dissolvable penis injectables. “I feel like I’m holding a baseball bat,” Carlos M., 25, said while describing his post-filler phallus to The Post. The Bronx native — who asked that his full name not be revealed for privacy reasons — tacked on a whopping … Read more
The Food and Drug Administration on Monday proposed approaching COVID-19 vaccines like the annual flu shot many Americans receive in order to protect against mutations of the virus. The proposal aims to simplify future vaccination efforts. Under this strategy, most adults and children would get a once-a-year shot to protect against the mutating virus. They would no longer … Read more
Vaccine experts typically say it’s best to get your flu shot in late October or early November. A leading flu expert who helps design our annual shots says you might want to get yours earlier than that in 2022. He has a hunch flu season could peak earlier than usual this year. Loading Something is … Read more