Francis Ford Coppola hit Variety with a $15 million defamation lawsuit over a published story alleging the famed director behaved inappropriately and unprofessionally on the set of his new movie “Megalopolis.” Filed in Los Angeles Superior Court on Wednesday, the suit alleges Variety used anonymous sources who were “jealous” and told “knowing and reckless lies” … Read more
Does HE deserve to be spoken to politely? Forty-eight percent of Americans think so, and Gen Z is kinder to robots. And behaviors may count for something because four in 10 Americans (39%) think that one day our past behavior toward AI, Alexa, Siri and all things robotic will be taken into account somehow. A … Read more
New York Post may be compensated and/or receive an affiliate commission if you purchase through our links. ‘Only Murders in the Building’ star Da’Vine Joy Randolph on skincare, subtle bling and her secret to always looking svelte Da’Vine Joy Randolph will be an EGOT winner. It’s just a matter of time. She already has a … Read more
New York Times editorial board member Mara Gay said it’s “a little silly” for reporters to hold Vice President Kamala Harris to the same standards as former President Trump. Gay was a guest on Thursday’s “Morning Joe,” where the MSNBC host lamented the “sacred” wall between editorial and news when it comes to presidential candidates, … Read more
New York Post may be compensated and/or receive an affiliate commission if you purchase through our links. The US Open officially kicked off on Monday, and fashion designers, sports brands and even players (former and current) have created a plethora of tennis products to help you prepare. From Bettter x Fila duds to a Novak … Read more
China’s government is positioned to embed “Communist Party spies” into Microsoft and other US companies doing business in the country – and further expose them to trade secret theft, employee theft and even scare tactics. intimidation, The Post has. learned. A new version of Beijing’s “company law” that came into force on July 1 – … Read more
The Associated Press deleted a post it made on X that claimed GOP vice presidential candidate JD Vance urged the public to accept school shootings as a “fact of life.” The news service released the partial quote after the Ohio senator spoke in the wake of the massacre at Apalachee High School in Winder, Ga., … Read more
This Monday, August 19, 2024, a full blue supermoon in Aquarius will peak at 2:26 PM ET. But what exactly is a Blue Moon, what does it mean, and when can we expect to see one again? Read on to learn more. What is a blue moon? Blue moons occur every two to three years. … Read more
The 2024 US Open Tennis Championship is upon us. While the pros are duking it out at Flushing Meadows, Hamptonites will be practicing their swings at a series of exclusive new racquet clubs. These are not your traditional country clubs. They are stylish, social and all about well-being, both on and off the pitch. They … Read more
As Apple unveils its AI-powered iPhone, concerned parents and Internet safety advocates are calling for CEO Tim Cook to step up efforts to protect children from dangerous content in the App Store, The Post has learned. In a petition organized by the advocacy groups ParentsTogether and the Heat Initiative, more than 7,800 parents, guardians and … Read more