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It’s being reported that part of the $2 trillion deal to bail out the economy, signed by the Senate and the White House, is that Trump family businesses cannot receive taxpayer assistance. Why is this fair? As I’ve written before, I don’t think elected officials should benefit from their office. But they shouldn’t be penalized …
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Nightlife legend Susanne Bartsch has drawn the scowls of the club scene by throwing a sexy party at the Hotel Chelsea — in spite of the social-distancing drive. Bartsch’s regular Bartschland Follies night at the McKittrick Hotel has been put on hiatus because of the COVID-19 outbreak, so she decided to throw a small bash …
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One of the first NBA players to test positive for the coronavirus reportedly has made a full recovery. Detroit Pistons’ forward Christian Wood’s agent Adam Pensack on Wednesday told WXYZ-TV that the 24-year-old Wood is “fully recovered” and is “feeling great” after his diagnosis was announced by the team on March 14. Wood was the …
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An XXX-stream-ly generous live sex video site is stepping into the coronavirus breach. The hugely popular CamSoda usually allows sex performers to charge fans to watch them . . . er, perform via livestream. But now the site also will allow musicians, comedians and even theater groups to use its platform to help them make a living …
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Harvey Weinstein is still in isolation and “doing well” at an upstate New York prison after being diagnosed with coronavirus, a source said. The disgraced movie mogul “is breathing on his own” and has shown no symptoms of the potentially deadly bug at the Wende Correctional Facility near Buffalo, the source said. Weinstein, 68, tested …
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The tug-of-war between individual rights and sacrifice for the greater good has spilled into the sports arena with Noah Syndergaard’s looming Tommy John surgery. The Mets right-hander is scheduled to undergo surgery Thursday in West Palm Beach, Fla., to repair a torn ulnar collateral ligament, with a rehab that will keep him sidelined into the …
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Mike Francesa called the Mets “dummies” for announcing Tuesday that star pitcher Noah Syndergaard would undergo Tommy John surgery this week to repair a torn ulnar collateral ligament in his right elbow. Many on social media were angered that Syndergaard would be undergoing the surgery, which has almost become a routine procedure for pitchers, in …
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Ariana Grande has been secretly helping her fans out financially amid the coronavirus pandemic, Page Six can exclusively reveal. The “Sweetener” singer has sent between $500 and $1,000 — using Venmo, a mobile payment app — to more than 20 fans as they struggle with government-forced shutdowns across the U.S. “She reached out and took …
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The family of Robert Levinson, a former FBI agent who went missing in Iran over ten years ago, has announced that U.S. officials believe he died in the intervening years. “We recently received information from U.S. officials that has led both them and us to conclude that our wonderful husband and father died while in …
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After we reported that impossible-to-get-into eatery Rao’s is offering to-go (for those in the know) during NYC’s shutdown, the eatery has launched an Instagram account for diners to DM. A post from @raos_eastharlem explains a two-person meal of meatballs, pasta, lemon chicken and salad is $80. Customers are added to a waitlist and texted in …
It’s being reported that part of the $2 trillion deal to bail out the economy, signed by the Senate and the White House, is that Trump family businesses cannot receive taxpayer assistance. Why is this fair? As I’ve written before, I don’t think elected officials should benefit from their office. But they shouldn’t be penalized …
