Netflix is going medieval. In the just-released trailer for “The King,” Timothée Chalamet takes the English throne. The streaming service’s production is a mashup of William Shakespeare’s history plays “Henry IV, Part 1,” “Henry IV, Part 2” and “Henry V.” The all-star cast includes Chalamet as Hal (the prince who becomes Henry V), Robert Pattinson … Continue reading "‘The King’ trailer: Timoth\u00e9e Chalamet reigns as Henry V in Netflix movie"
Read MoreMonth: August 2019
New Yorkers can get marijuana convictions expunged under new law
ALBANY — Starting Wednesday, thousands of New Yorkers will be eligible to have low-level marijuana convictions wiped clean from their records under a new law. Click Here: NRL Telstra Premiership Individuals with convictions of unlawful marijuana possession and possession of marijuana as a class B misdemeanor will have those convictions automatically expunged from their record … Continue reading "New Yorkers can get marijuana convictions expunged under new law"
Read MoreDe Blasio\u2019s latest flagrant pay-to-play outrage
Selling political favors works: That’s clearly Mayor Bill de Blasio’s philosophy, and his bid to box in hotels to please their union is but the latest example. On Monday, Crain’s reported that Hizzoner ordered city planners to “study” the idea of forcing hotels to get special permits, a move long sought by the hotel union. … Continue reading "De Blasio\u2019s latest flagrant pay-to-play outrage"
Read MoreTeacher admits recording teens in his bathroom for years: feds
A creepy former high school teacher in Missouri has admitted to secretly recording teenagers in a basement bathroom at his home for five years, federal prosecutors said. William Derek Williams, 39, pleaded guilty Monday to producing child pornography, admitting that he surreptitiously taped three underage victims in his Cameron home between January 2013 and September … Continue reading "Teacher admits recording teens in his bathroom for years: feds"
Read MoreThe city needs more Gifted & Talented programs like the one that worked for me
When I read that Mayor Bill de Blasio’s diversity-advisory committee recommended dismantling gifted-and-talented education and screened schools entirely, I saw it as a defenestration. I grabbed my phone and tweeted that “Team Carranza doesn’t simply want to level the playing field; they want to dig it up and salt it.” That is the entirely wrong … Continue reading "The city needs more Gifted & Talented programs like the one that worked for me"
Read MoreMan beaten to death in random attack while vacationing in Spain
A 23-year-old British man vacationing on the Spanish island of Tenerife was beaten to death in a random attack — and his family said he was simply “in the wrong place at the wrong time,” according to a new report. Michael Lewis, also known as Liam Boland or “Brillo” to his friends, died at the … Continue reading "Man beaten to death in random attack while vacationing in Spain"
Read MoreNASA chief argues Pluto should still be considered a planet
Poor Pluto was declassified from being a planet in our solar system to just a humble dwarf planet 13 year ago. Despite it being over a decade since this decision was made, the topic is still hotly disputed and there are those who think Pluto should be labeled as a planet once more. The International … Continue reading "NASA chief argues Pluto should still be considered a planet"
Read MoreCity-funded nonprofit packed homeless in shelters with ‘wiring hazards’
A city-funded nonprofit tasked with helping the homeless instead packed people into dangerous hotel rooms fraught with “wiring hazards,” busted plumbing and broken cribs, The Post has learned. City inspectors detailed the hazards found in a dozen inspections of the dismal hotel-shelter operations run by Acacia Network Housing, which has been funded by $448 million … Continue reading "City-funded nonprofit packed homeless in shelters with ‘wiring hazards’"
Read MoreImagine this Yankees-Dodgers battle taking place in October
LOS ANGELES — If this series is a preview of the World Series, give me more. The Yankees and the Dodgers in October would be epic. Just listen to Dodgers manager Dave Roberts after his team snuck away with a 2-1 victory over the Yankees on Saturday at a packed Dodger Stadium in a thrilling … Continue reading "Imagine this Yankees-Dodgers battle taking place in October"
Read MoreDaniel Jones getting first taste of his Giants future
Giants coach Pat Shurmur has seen all he needs to from Eli Manning. It means rookie quarterback Daniel Jones will start the team’s final preseason game against Patriots in Foxbourgh on Thursday. “I think he has [gotten enough work],” Shurmur said of Manning. “He won’t play on Thursday, so I’ll give you that right there. … Continue reading "Daniel Jones getting first taste of his Giants future"
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