New York PostIceland 'Game of Thrones' Mountain defends his World's Strongest Man titleNew York Post - By Debbie Little BRADENTON, Florida — The last time we saw The Mountain on “Game of Thrones”, he was hurtling to his death in a giant fireball at the end of a fight …
New York PostPlay buttonDavid Gilmour Pink Floyd's David Gilmour to auction off guitar collection for charityNew York Post - By Michael Lello According to a classic Pink Floyd song, “Money, so they say, is the root of all evil today.” But the band’s legendary guitarist and vocalist David …
New York PostPlay buttonHBO 'Euphoria': HBO's raw teen sex junkies are all shock, no valueNew York Post - By Robert Rorke Much press has been devoted to “Euphoria,” the premium cable network’s attempt to catch up to Netflix’s “13 Reasons Why” by producing a series that …
New York PostNBA Finals Drake name drops NBA stars in latest new singleNew York Post - By Chuck Arnold Anyone who even casually followed the NBA Finals saw Drake was very much in his feelings about his beloved, hometown Toronto Raptors. After trolling …
New York PostAriana Grande Ariana Grande's 'Sweetener' shows hit a powerful note in NYCNew York Post - By Chuck Arnold The two most powerful statements from Ariana Grande — at the first of her four “Sweetener” tour concerts in New York City — were made before the …
New York PostLester Holt Dad-son anchors Lester and Stefan Holt set for special Father's DayNew York Post - By Kirsten Fleming Every weekday at 4 p.m., NBC “Nightly News” anchor Lester Holt and his son Stefan Holt, who is the co-anchor of NBC 4 New York’s 4 p.m. newscast, …
New York PostPlay buttonBacon 'City on a Hill' star Aldis Hodge: Show's racist 'ugliness' is vitalNew York Post - By Eric Hegedus and Robert Rorke “City on a Hill” features a contentious pairing: crooked, racist FBI agent Jackie Rohr (Kevin Bacon) and corruption-busting black assistant district …
New York PostPlay button How will 'The Chi' handle actors' departures next season?New York Post - By Michael Starr It’s a good news/bad news scenario for “The Chi” heading into Sunday night’s Season 2 finale on Showtime. The good news is that “The Chi” — a …
New York PostVictorian Era Get sun and fun with summer theater that's way off-BroadwayNew York Post - By Barbara Hoffman and Zachary Kussin When the going gets hot, actors get going — to the shore, the lakes and the mountains. So why not follow them there? No farther than 3 ¹/₂ hours from …
New York PostTaylor Swift Twitter is turning Taylor Swift’s ‘Calm Down’ anthem into a gay jokeNew York Post - By Zachary Kussin Taylor Swift released her new single “You Need to Calm Down” — a nearly three-minute bop that gives a big nod to Pride Month — at midnight Friday, …
New York PostJeff Daniels Ed Harris is replacing Jeff Daniels in 'To Kill a Mockingbird'New York Post - By Barbara Hoffman Ed Harris, a four-time Oscar nominee and star of TV’s “Westworld,” will take over from Jeff Daniels in Broadway’s “To Kill a Mockingbird” this fall, …
New York PostTexas Chainsaw Massacre The 'intolerably putrid' making of 'The Texas Chain Saw Massacre'New York Post - By Larry Getlen “The Texas Chain Saw Massacre,” directed and co-written by Tobe Hooper and released in 1974, set the standard for the slasher-film genre with its …
New York PostPlay buttonSpringsteen on Broadway Bruce Springsteen 'Western Stars' review: Dancing in the stark at 70New York Post - By Chuck Arnold Once a power-driving steel cowboy who was born to run, Bruce Springsteen — turning 70 this September — rides off into his golden years on his new …
New York PostBacon Cop drama 'City on a Hill' lets Bacon go gritty and greasyNew York Post - By Robert Rorke The summer is always a good time to launch a good crime story on TV. If “Big Little Lies” trades in California house porn, rich white lady supremacy …
New York PostPlay buttonTony Awards 'Be More Chill' didn't deserve face slap from Tony AwardsNew York Post - By Michael Riedel What little drama there was at Sunday’s low-rated Tony Awards telecast centered on “Be More Chill,” Joe Iconis’ struggling musical. When James Corden, …
New York PostPlay buttonJim Jarmusch Wu-Tang Clan's RZA is a fan of female vampiresNew York Post - By Chuck Arnold Wu-Tang Clan’s RZA signed up for undead duty in the new zombie comedy “The Dead Don’t Die,” out Friday, but he’s actually got a thing for a different …
New York PostBeetlejuice The kooky way 'Beetlejuice' star Sophia Anne Caruso got to BroadwayNew York Post - By Barbara Hoffman Patty Duke directed her in “The Miracle Worker” and David Bowie watched her audition for “Lazarus.” Now, three years after appearing in “Blackbird” …
New York PostTaylor Swift Taylor Swift reveals new album, 'Lover' cover art and release dateNew York Post - By Marisa Dellatto You need to calm down — Taylor Swift officially announced her new album. “Lover,” her seventh album, will be coming out Aug. 23. Swift also announced …
New York PostPlay buttonJ. Cole Ari Lennox on her Eurythmics namesake: Annie who?New York Post - By Chuck Arnold For breakout neo-soul songstress Ari Lennox, there were no “sweet dreams” involved when she came up with her stage name. In fact, the J. Cole protégée …
New York PostPlay buttonMadonna Madonna 'Madame X' review: Re-energized Material Girl gets freakyNew York Post - By Chuck Arnold While Bruce Springsteen gracefully accepts his senior citizenship on his new album, “Western Stars,” Madonna isn’t having any part of acting like an …
New York PostPlay buttonSamuel L. Jackson 'Shaft' style 48 years later: Can you dig it?New York Post - By Reed Tucker He’s been shot at and knifed, but the way to really get on John Shaft’s bad side is to dress like crap. The legendary private eye personifies street …
New York PostPlay buttonAdam Sandler 'Murder Mystery' kills Adam Sandler and Jennifer Aniston's star appealNew York Post - By Sara Stewart Even with a title this generic, there’s less to “Murder Mystery” than meets the eye. The Netflix comedy reunites Jennifer Aniston and Adam Sandler, …
New York PostPlay buttonJim Jarmusch Can 'The Dead Don't Die' revive the big screen zombie genre?New York Post - By Sara Stewart Director Jim Jarmusch (“Paterson”) is in his 60s with a storied cinematic résumé, but “The Dead Don’t Die” feels more like the work of an ambitious …
New York PostPlay buttonAlways Be My Maybe 'Plus One' is the long-overdue rom-com for today's audienceNew York Post - By Sara Stewart It takes some nerve to attempt a new spin on the wedding rom-com, but co-directors and writers Jeff Chan and Andrew Rhymer pull it off with the …
New York PostLizzo Tiny dancer is taking the internet by storm, thanks to LizzoNew York Post - By Hannah Frishberg Ivanah Campbell of Port Elizabeth, South Africa, is just 6 years old — but her fast feet already have celebrity endorsements. “Rare footage of me as a …
New York PostPlay buttonToy Story 4 Review: 'Toy Story 4' is funny and moving — but it's subpar PixarNew York Post - By Johnny Oleksinski Pixar is suffering from a nasty bout of sequelitis. Since 2016, the Disney-owned studio has served up almost exclusively followups — “Finding Dory,” …
New York PostPlay buttonChris Hemsworth Watch Chris Hemsworth's Fat Thor sing 'the saddest song in the world'New York Post - By Hannah Sparks Thor just dropped the hammer on a hard rock classic. Last night on “The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon,” actor Chris Hemsworth stopped by and shared a …
New York PostMarried at First Sight Meet the 'Married at First Sight' Season 9 cast — including the first virgin bride-to-be!New York Post - By Catherine Kast The new season of “Married at First Sight” is back! Season 9 of the Lifetime reality show kicked off Wednesday with two hours of matchmaking, wedding …
New York PostMarried at First Sight 'Married at First Sight' replaces expert Jessica Griffin for the new seasonNew York Post - By Catherine Kast “Married at First Sight” fans will see a new face among the esteemed relationship experts in the Season 9 premiere. Psychologist Jessica Griffin, who …
