Cindy Adams
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NYC may be down, but it’s never out — unless the mayor has other ideas
New York, New York. The BS is up and the FU is down.
Netflix is digging into the JonBenét Ramsey case — this is what I learned from covering the tragedy
1996. Christmas night. JonBenét Ramsey. Little girl. Unsolved murder. Colorado. Similar to the Nancy Guthrie not yet solved case.
Fox News star’s love story was just plane luck
Fox TV’s Dana Perino might be Fox’s best-looking anchor. Also maybe savviest.
Mamdani’s DSA pals may be pushing him out of his lefty comfort zone
Seems a hole in Crapdammy’s tight — now loosening — circle.
What’s the secret to happiness? I don’t know — but you have to do something
Lesson One: Forget what annoys you. Got it? Like to know what really really creeps under your hairpiece.
Hollywood stars wouldn’t shine as bright without their managers backing them up
All high-class VIPs employ serfs, vassals, types who crash around, get the seats, start the applause, aggravate the agents, find the outfits. Zoos would term them animal trainers.
Getting to the core of the Big Apple
New York is the Big Apple. And one of its biggest apple growers tells me: “I’m Joel Crist. Crist. Not Christ. Back to 1883, we’re fifth-generation growers. I eat them...
Ex-Council Speaker Christine Quinn may be out of politics — but she’s still ready to help NYC
Christine Quinn spoke with The Post's Cindy Adams about her political future.
The mystery of Princess Diana’s death lives on, nearly 30 years later
“I always believed she’d be killed in the end. It was only a matter of time," her brother Charles Spencer writes in his new book.
The UNGA meetings has united NYC streets into a full gridlock
The United Nations General Assembly has caused so much gridlock on top of all the problems the Big Apple has already dealt with.
My late friend Peter Max filled my home with art — and my life with memories
Peter Max, my longtime forever friend. We dinner’d together. I visited his studio, he visited my home. I have more Maxes than furniture.
Inside Judge Judy’s grand exit bash after decades of on-screen work
Judge Judy gave a party a few nights ago.
Why can’t we just behave? Rudeness is everywhere these days
A shirtless man riding a bike into an East Village Chase bank highlights the decline of public manners and etiquette in New York City.
Former Philippines First Lady Imelda Marcos walks on graft charges again
The story is old. The verdict new.
Andrew Garfield talks being a British peasant in ‘The Uprising’: ‘Grim time’
New movie “The Uprising.” It’s about making everything old new again. Stars ordinary man Andrew Garfield facing extraordinary struggles. Year 1381. Plague hits England.
The life of a model is a 24-hour job that is demanding, brutal and restless
Parts models like Martha and Pat reveal the grueling, 24-hour maintenance routines required to keep their hands, hair, and feet camera-ready.
The working class truly makes NYC the place to be
Read a collection of hilarious jokes, witty one-liners, and overheard conversations that capture the unique humor of New York City residents.
The tragedy of 9/11 is still fresh even 25 years later
9/11. I beg everyone’s pardon. My tears are wetting my reporting.
This luxury car turned my trip to the Hamptons Classic into a freezing ordeal
Some people out East — rich enough to not have to rough it in any four-in-a-one-bedroom share in some Hampton — patronized the Hampton Classic last week.
Transit workers keep NYC moving — if you can afford to ride
Why is the subway so expensive? I mean, when we had George Washington as president was when I first took the train, and it was a nickel.
