It’s all Greek to me —’The Odyssey’ fanatics sport togas and armor as they go wild for hyped movie

It’s all Greek to me —’The Odyssey’ fanatics sport togas and armor as they go wild for hyped movie

Clotheshorses are going Trojan.  Greek chic is the wardrobe à la mode among fashionable fans of Christopher Nolan’s epic feature, “The Odyssey,” out Friday, inspiring gung-ho movie goers to hit theaters garbed in togas, armor and siren swag for first looks at the mythical masterwork.  And it’s a splashy sight to sea.  California movie buff, David Joshua Taylor, … Read more

In honor of Father’s Day, F1 world champion Lando Norris shares his favorite scents, sunglasses and sport watch

In honor of Father’s Day, F1 world champion Lando Norris shares his favorite scents, sunglasses and sport watch

New York Post may be compensated and/or receive an affiliate commission if you click or buy through our links. Featured pricing is subject to change. When Lando Norris clinched his first Formula 1 world drivers’ title at the 2025 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, he shared an emotional circuit-side embrace with his parents, Cisca and Adam. … Read more

Meet the 19-year-old pickleball prodigy dominating the sport — and raking in millions

Meet the 19-year-old pickleball prodigy dominating the sport — and raking in millions

Anna Leigh Waters, who is World No. 1 on the Pro Tour of Pickleball, has quickly made a name for herself after she accidentally became a pro at age 12. During a Tuesday appearance on the “Welcome to the Party” podcast, the 19-year-old Waters explained that she got into pickleball because her mom, who previously … Read more

Town’s sky mysteriously turns pink, turns out this sport was to blame

Town’s sky mysteriously turns pink, turns out this sport was to blame

They painted the town pink. The sky in an English town mysteriously turned a bright shade of pink this week, and the dazzling sight caused quite a stir. During a snowfall on Thursday, residents in the county of West Midlands in central England witnessed the sky suddenly glowing in the pinkish hue. The unexpected swirl … Read more

Exclusive | Manhattanites are traveling to New Jersey to play this trendy sport being called the ‘next pickleball’

Exclusive | Manhattanites are traveling to New Jersey to play this trendy sport being called the ‘next pickleball’

For Jay Sawhney, a dedicated racquet sport player living on New York’s Upper West Side, the love of the game is what initially got him to New Jersey. “Although I live in the city, Cresskill is an easy drive,” Sawhney told The Post. “Even with a bit of traffic, the experience is more than worth … Read more

The hidden costs parents face when raising a young athlete

The hidden costs parents face when raising a young athlete

One in six parents of kids who play sports believe they’re raising the next pro athlete, according to new research. A survey of 4,150 respondents, split between athletes, parents, and coaches of youth athletes, looked at sentiments around what sports look like right now. Seventy-two percent think that youth sports today feel more professional than … Read more

Anti-trans athlete activist Riley Gaines gives birth to daughter

Anti-trans athlete activist Riley Gaines gives birth to daughter

Riley Gaines announced the birth of her first child, a daughter named Margot, Thursday night.  Gaines announced the birth in a post on social media, showing her holding the baby alongside her husband, Louis Barker.  “There’s nothing that could’ve prepared me for a love like this. God has blessed us beyond belief. Welcome to the world, sweet … Read more

College football fans willing to go to extreme lengths for their favorite teams: survey

College football fans willing to go to extreme lengths for their favorite teams: survey

More than a third of college football fans said they’d choose to attend their team’s biggest rivalry game of the year rather than their friend’s wedding if they were on the same day. The shocking stat emerged in a new survey of 2,000 American college football enthusiasts, evenly split by NCAA Division I conference, which … Read more

US Open an upscale preppy runway as fans sport chic tennis-themed attire: ‘I’m just here for the fashion’

US Open an upscale preppy runway as fans sport chic tennis-themed attire: ‘I’m just here for the fashion’

They’re serving high fashion! Trendsetters are turning the US Open into an upscale preppy runway complete with tennis-themed heels, chic designer dresses and neon-green manicures — with one fan confessing, “I’m just here for the fashion.” The stylish set is giving the Kentucky Derby a run for its money by dressing to the nines — some in … Read more

Matthew Broderick and Alan Ruck have a ‘Ferris Bueller’s Day Off’ sing-along at ballpark

Matthew Broderick and Alan Ruck have a ‘Ferris Bueller’s Day Off’ sing-along at ballpark

Matthew Broderick and Alan Ruck’s sing-along covered all the bases. The “Ferris Bueller’s Day Off” stars led baseball attendees in a sing-along of “Take Me Out to the Ball Game” while at Nat Bailey Stadium in Vancouver, Canada, on Sunday. During the Vancouver Canadians versus the AquaSox game, Broderick, 63, and Ruck, 69, both dressed in … Read more

ESPN anchor Elle Duncan stands firm after crude WNBA broadcast joke sparks online debate

ESPN anchor Elle Duncan stands firm after crude WNBA broadcast joke sparks online debate

ESPN anchor Elle Duncan caught some flak for a particularly crude comment during the network’s broadcast of the WNBA All-Star Game.  It was during halftime when Duncan made her comment regarding the offensive output by both teams.  “We hope it gets a little bit more competitive,” Duncan said after watching Napheesa Collier’s team put up 82 … Read more

Stagwell CEO Mark Penn on how Sport Beach became ultimate Cannes Lions destination for athletes and celebs: ‘Bigger and better’

Stagwell CEO Mark Penn on how Sport Beach became ultimate Cannes Lions destination for athletes and celebs: ‘Bigger and better’

CANNES — The hottest ticket at Cannes Lions was Stagwell’s Sport Beach. For the third straight year, the multi-day sports, fandom and marketing event returned to the Cannes International Festival of Creativity — and, for the first time, served as the “official sports partner” of the festival from June 16-19. It was the premier destination … Read more

John Brenkus, host of Emmy-winning ‘Sport Science’ on ESPN, died by suicide

John Brenkus, host of Emmy-winning ‘Sport Science’ on ESPN, died by suicide

John Brenkus, the host of “Sport Science” that aired on ESPN, died by suicide, TMZ reported on Tuesday, citing the Virginia Department of Health, Office of the Chief Medical Examiner. His family announced Sunday that he had died following a battle with depression at 54 years old. “It is with profound sadness that we share … Read more

John Brenkus, Emmy-winning host of ESPN’s ‘Sport Science,’ dead at 54 after battle with depression

John Brenkus, Emmy-winning host of ESPN’s ‘Sport Science,’ dead at 54 after battle with depression

John Brenkus, the six-time Emmy-winning host and co-creator of the “Sport Science” program, has died following a battle with depression, a message posted on his social media pages announced Sunday. He was 54 years old. “It is with profound sadness that we share the news that John Brenkus has passed away,” the message read on … Read more

Sugar Ray Leonard reveals the one sport he’s ‘not that good’ at — and it’s surprising

Sugar Ray Leonard reveals the one sport he’s ‘not that good’ at — and it’s surprising

When it comes to sports, Sugar Ray Leonard may have finally met his match. After professionally boxing in the ring from 1977 to 1997 and winning 36 out of 40 fights, the retired athlete revealed which sport is harder than it looks: Pickleball. “It is competitive,” Leonard, 69, exclusively told The Post at the 2025 … Read more

Top golf courses to play during the winter

Top golf courses to play during the winter

If you are looking to play a round of golf during the winter months, look no further than California, Arizona or Hawaii for some of the top spots during what some consider the off-season. Online betting site JeffBet compiled a list of the top golf sites in the US from a selection of over 3,000 … Read more

Deep dives and horsing around: Here’s what a wedding looks like when you’re passionate about sports

Deep dives and horsing around: Here’s what a wedding looks like when you’re passionate about sports

For sporty couples all over America, the love of the game doesn’t stay in the stadium — it’s infused into every moment of their lives, including their nuptials. Here’s a look at couples that scored the perfect sports-themed wedding ceremony, giddy-up getaways and advice on how to make your “I do” a hole-in-one Deep dives … Read more

Making a Racquet: Hamptonites’ favorite clubs for tennis, padel and pickleball

Making a Racquet: Hamptonites’ favorite clubs for tennis, padel and pickleball

The 2024 US Open Tennis Championship is upon us. While the professionals are battling it out in Flushing Meadows, Hamptonites will be practicing their moves at a series of new exclusive racquet clubs.  These are not your traditional, run-of-the-mill country clubs. They are chic, social, and all about wellness, both on and off the court. … Read more

Exclusive | Inside the bizarre world of Carjitsu — the sport where seatbelt chokes and confined brawling drive fans wild

Exclusive | Inside the bizarre world of Carjitsu — the sport where seatbelt chokes and confined brawling drive fans wild

Road rage may be going mainstream. Carjitsu, where professional brawlers battle one another inside the confined space of a sedan-sized automobile, is the latest bizarre combat sport cruising its way to success, featuring fighters on four wheels permitted to use anything within the car to their advantage — including seatbelts to choke out an opponent. And … Read more

2024 Olympics: See the sport to play or watch based on your zodiac sign

2024 Olympics: See the sport to play or watch based on your zodiac sign

This summer’s 2024 Olympics kick off Friday, July 26, in Paris, with the City of Light hosting opening ceremonies and hoping against hope that the River Seine will be safe enough for swimming. Dating back some 3,000-odd years, the most prominent sporting event in history began in ancient Greece, where athletes — buck-naked as a tribute to the … Read more