The Upper East Side is in mourning. After months of will-they-won’t-they speculation, a neighborhood petition, and one seemingly miraculous reprieve, Mezzaluna, the beloved Italian trattoria that has held court on Third Avenue for more than four decades, is finally closing its doors. Its departure comes after the owners opted against a new 10-year lease and … Read more
Karl Bushby has conquered jungles, deserts, a frozen sea and the Kremlin’s visa office, all on foot. But his hardest journey may be when he walks back through his mom’s front door. The 57-year-old former British paratrooper is roughly 250 miles from finishing the Goliath Expedition, a 28-year odyssey that kicked off at the bottom … Read more
Natisha “Tish” Long is familiar with what’s considered to be the most agonizing sensations known to humans. Since 2018, an unbearable “shocking, throbbing pain” would course through her face at random, lasting from seconds to minutes each time. “When I got my shocks, it was all-in-one, everything hit me,” she told The Post. Every second … Read more
Move over, Grand Canyon. Arizona officially has a new national park to crow about — and it’s practically next door to millions of outdoor lovers in Southern California. Chiricahua National Park became America’s 64th “best idea” on Tuesday, after President Trump signed a bill to re-designate the scenic spot in the Chiricahua Mountains, which for … Read more
Nearly 45 years after starting her fashion brand in the garment district, Nicole Miller is still all-in on New York. Four days a week, the designer treks from her Tribeca apartment to her Seventh Avenue office building — the same one where she built her fashion collection nearly 45 years ago. Under Miller’s influence, New … Read more
DEAR ABBY: I have been married to my husband for many years. We are both over 60. About eight years ago, I was diagnosed with, had surgery for and rehabbed from a benign brain tumor. It left me with considerable facial paralysis that I had further surgery to repair — all in all, 10 facial … Read more
One of Los Angeles’ oldest restaurants is getting a second helping of life. Cole’s French Dip, the legendary downtown spot that served its last meal in March after 118 years in business, is preparing for a dramatic comeback — complete with new owners, a revamped menu, and swankier dining room. The historic haunt, which claims … Read more
English golfer Charley Hull recounted nearly getting a tattoo that said “Hold Tight” on her forehead during a drunken night in Ibiza at age 17. During a Q&A with Golfweek, Hull, who turned 30 this year, explained that she went through with the tattoo, but instead got the ink on her foot after her friend … Read more
She’s got the secrets to a timeless home — and maybe the fountain of youth, too. Lifestyle guru Martha Stewart is known for her impeccable taste, domestic know-how and viral thirst traps that have sent social media into a frenzy. Now, the 85-year-old is pulling back the curtain on her health, revealing the medication she’s … Read more
Aaron Rodgers had some special guests for last weekend’s Steelers win over the Colts. The Steelers quarterback had members of his family, which included his brother Luke and Luke’s two children, at the game to cheer him on as he helped Pittsburgh beat Indianapolis 34-22 in Week 5. Luke shared the photos on his Instagram … Read more
Josh Brolin said he wasn’t taken seriously as an actor until 2007’s Oscar-winning “No Country for Old Men” — and in the years before landing the movie, he had a short career as a full-time stock trader. The 58-year-old son of actor James Brolin told Theo Von on his “This Past Weekend” podcast that despite … Read more
Delonte West has tied the knot. The former NBA player, who is set to face Michael Beasley in a boxing match Friday, announced his marriage to longtime girlfriend Melissa Anaya in an image shared to his social media. Dallas Mavericks’ Delonte West (13) passes the ball against the Phoenix Suns during a preseason basketball game … Read more
Pioneers of modern skateboarding gathered on the Santa Monica Pier Thursday night to celebrate 50 years of the culture that is now synonymous with California. In the mid-70s, a group of young men from Dogtown — a local nickname for Santa Monica, formed the Z-Boys skate team at Jeff Ho’s Zephyr surf shop. The legendary … Read more
Though national data shows that opioid use disorder (OUD) and deaths from overdose have been trending downward since 2023, new data suggests the opioid epidemic is far from over. Between 2022 to 2025, nearly 33% more people with an addiction to opioid drugs — which include morphine, heroin, pain relievers like oxycodone, and fentanyl — have … Read more
About 5 to 10% of breast cancer cases are linked to inherited gene mutations, which is why doctors recommend all women complete a risk assessment by age 25 to determine if they should get further genetic testing for cancer-linked BRCA mutations. But women who got their genetic test results a while ago — before 2013 … Read more
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. In the winter, most fish take a break, relocate to deeper waters and enter a hibernation-like state to save energy for the spring. Not Phish though. Dating back to December … Read more
Downtown Los Angeles’ dining scene just suffered another crushing blow. Sora Craft Kitchen, the intimate Turkish restaurant recognized as one of the best new restaurants in America by Esquire and spotlighted by the Michelin Guide, is closing its doors after a nightmare ordeal behind the scenes. Chef and owner Okay Inak announced on Sunday that … Read more
Weight loss drugs may do more than melt away pounds — they could melt away years. Pharmaceutical companies and makers of GLP-1 medications, Eli Lilly and Novo Nordisk, say the blockbuster drugs can slow biological aging. The notable difference in reversed aging adds evidence that the jabs and pills might be a true longevity treatment. … Read more
There was a constant refrain I heard when I started telling people I was moving to Los Angeles: “You have to have a car.” It was seemingly non-negotiable. You just had to have a car. Period. I didn’t listen. I moved here without a car almost 19 years ago and I’ve never owned one since, … Read more
Legendary NFL columnist Peter King quarterbacks a wide-ranging and wildly informative and entertaining Q&A with Post columnist Steve Serby, sharing never-told tales across 40 years of NFL history from his riveting new book “The Game,” which will be released Tuesday. Q: What was the most shocking thing you learned during your research? A: Probably that … Read more