The role is to give an opinion, not begin a promo-filled wrestling feud. FS1’s Nick Wright called out Stephen A. Smith for his latest athlete beef, this time with Celtics star Jaylen Brown, criticizing him for yet again making himself part of the story. Wright said Smith’s actions hurt his colleagues. Nick Wright offered criticism … Read more
Gambling content 21+. The New York Post may receive an affiliate commission if you sign up through our links. Read our editorial standards for more information. The Nick Wright gambling show might have BetMGM changing their earnings reports. Fox Sports’ on-air talent featured in the Emmy-nominated show “First Things First,” had a wild weekend in … Read more
How to Be Cultured Menu 1. Novel that explains the world? “ ‘We’ (1924) by Yevgeny Zamyatin, one of the first to be censored in the Soviet Union. It’s a portrait of the ways technology serves as a tool of autocratic control, a precursor to George Orwell’s ‘Nineteen Eighty-Four’ (1949) and a stunning read.” 2. Relatable … Read more
As you wish, Robin Wright. The actress, 59, admitted that fans of the beloved 1987 film, “The Princess Bride,” shouldn’t hold their breath for a sequel. “Sometime after we hit the 30-year mark, the cast did a Zoom call, and a couple of actors were like, ‘We’ve been asked if we’ll do a sequel,’ and I was like, ‘Well, a … Read more
Robin Wright has offered a glimpse into her “tranquil” new life in the UK, revealing she left the US behind in the wake of growing concerns over its “troubled” state. The Golden Globe winner, 59, detailed her new life across the pond during an appearance on The View, sharing that she’s called the UK home … Read more
Robin Wright has revealed that she fled the US because “America is a s–tshow.” The Golden Globe winner, 59, said she has set up camp in England — calling her trans-Atlantic relocation “liberating.” “It’s liberating to be done,” the “House of Cards” actress told The Times of London. “Be done with searching, looking and getting … Read more
He volunteers as tribute. Jeffrey Wright would consider returning to District 3 as Beetee Latier. In June, it was confirmed that a new “Hunger Games” prequel movie focusing on Haymitch Abernathy would debut in 2026. “I hadn’t heard anything about that,” the Oscar-nominated actor told The Post while promoting his new show, “The Agency.” The … Read more
He’s going from being an author to a spy. Oscar-nominated actor Jeffrey Wright can next be seen in the spy thriller, “The Agency.” “I liked that it was grounded and going for realism that lent a real humanness to these characters,” Wright, 58, told The Post. “I’ve been a part of the James Bond franchise,” … Read more
Sierra Wright learned the hard way about being in a power couple on “Survivor.” The 27-year-old nurse was voted out on Wednesday’s episode because of her tight bond with Sam Phalen. Before the merge, the other tribes perceived Wright and Phalen as a romantic pair — which was certainly not the truth. Wright exclusively told … Read more
Robin Wright isn’t running away from the debate about one of her most iconic movie roles. The actress, 58, did an interview with the New York Times Friday alongside her “Forrest Gump” co-star, Tom Hanks, to promote their new film “Here,” and Wright was asked if she thinks her character in the 1994 classic, Jenny … Read more
movie review HERE Running time: 104 minutes. Rated PG-13 (thematic material, some suggestive material, brief strong language and smoking). In theaters Nov. 1. Robert Zemeckis’ film “Here” is an object lesson in how to take a touching idea and make an extremely annoying movie out of it. The “Forrest Gump” director’s lofty concept, adapted from … Read more
Skip Bayless’ colleagues took to social media to honor the sports media personality’s abrupt exit from FS1 airwaves. Bayless, who confirmed on X that Friday was his final show, is leaving the network after eight years on the air. “A truly legendary run,” Nick Wright of “First Things First” (FTF) on FS1 wrote on X. … Read more
Time sure does fly by, doesn’t it? “Forrest Gump” stars Tom Hanks and Robin Wright are reuniting with director Robert Zemeckis in the new film “Here.” The emotional trailer of the Sony Pictures movie focuses only on a family’s living room. The camera doesn’t move from its one spot, nor does it zoom or spin. … Read more
Nick Wright could barely contain himself while Colin Cowherd introduced a segment on Aaron Rodgers on Tuesday, resting his chin on his hands like a young child awaiting Christmas gifts. “This is unbelievable. This is unbelievable,” Wright said. “Go ahead, I can’t wait for this.” And then, Wright unleashed on his nemesis. Wright, the FS1 … Read more
Kevin Spacey has not heard from Robin Wright since he was virtually banished from Hollywood following multiple allegations of sexual abuse. In a new interview with Piers Morgan that came out Tuesday, Spacey, 64, confirmed that his “House of Cards” TV wife stopped talking to him after the scandal broke seven years ago. “I haven’t … Read more
Nick Wright strives to thread the needle between silly and serious. Wright, the co-host of “First Things First” on FS1 alongside Chris Broussard and Kevin Wildes, spoke to The Post about the mission, evolution and growth of the show. “People spend valuable time with us, and we need to show them that we take that … Read more
FS1 personality Nick Wright questioned if the Patriots’ master plan to rebuild their culture includes Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott. During Thursday’s installment “First Things First,” Wright explained how a Patriots-Prescott experiment could work, should Dallas choose to move on from the quarterback, who is entering the final year of his contract without an extension. “What … Read more
Nick Wright was already tuned out. The host of Fox Sports 1’s “First Things First” took a shot at ESPN rival Pat McAfee and his often conspiratorial-minded pal, Aaron Rodgers, on Thursday. Earlier in the day, “The Pat McAfee Show” had on Texans tight end Dalton Schultz, who compared his time with the Cowboys to … Read more
Despite his insistence on “Jeffrey or nothing” for “American Fiction,” Jefferson said he wasn’t quite prepared for the experience. “To be honest, I was a little terrified of directing him,” he said. “It felt like telling LeBron James how to dunk a basketball.” But “he’s great not because he says, ‘I’m Jeffrey Wright — leave … Read more
That scene is the beginning of this journey toward the social commentary and satire within our film. But what I was drawn to on an emotional level was the more kind of plainly human side that focuses on a man and his relationship to love and to his family. There were so many overlaps for … Read more