• NBA voice Grant Napear opens up on ‘All Lives Matter’ firing

    NBA voice Grant Napear opens up on ‘All Lives Matter’ firing

    It took three words — “All Lives Matter” — for longtime shock jock and Sacramento Kings TV play-by-play announcer Grant Napear’s career to go up in flames, but the 60-year-old’s remorse only goes so far. “I don’t want to call it a mistake,” the Syosset, Long Island, native told The Post on Wednesday in a …
  • Dow rallies for 3rd-straight day amid coronavirus woes, George Floyd protests

    Dow rallies for 3rd-straight day amid coronavirus woes, George Floyd protests

    Protests are dividing the US, a bitter spat over Hong Kong is brewing, a pandemic continues to rage worldwide — and the stock market is surging. The Dow Jones industrial average soared 527.24 points on Wednesday, or more than 2 percent, to close at 26,269.89, as Wall Street continued to shrug off spectacular images of …
  • ‘SNL’ star Chris Redd starts coronavirus testing fundraiser for George Floyd protesters

    ‘SNL’ star Chris Redd starts coronavirus testing fundraiser for George Floyd protesters

    “Saturday Night Live” cast member Chris Redd has launched a fundraiser to provide COVID-19 testing and treatment for those participating in protests over the death of George Floyd. Redd announced the GoFundMe campaign on Twitter. “COVID19 protest relief is live!! Give if you can, share if it’s in your heart!! #BlackLivesMatter and more to come!!,” …
  • Steve McQueen dedicates new movies to George Floyd, Black Lives Matter

    Steve McQueen dedicates new movies to George Floyd, Black Lives Matter

    “12 Years A Slave” director Steve McQueen has dedicated his two movies announced today as part of the Cannes Film Festival lineup to George Floyd and the Black Lives Matter movement. The Oscar-winning director said of the two films, which address racism in the UK: “I dedicate these films to George Floyd, and all the …
  • K-pop fans troll #WhiteLivesMatter posts to drown out racist tweets

    K-pop fans troll #WhiteLivesMatter posts to drown out racist tweets

    On Wednesday morning, #WhiteLivesMatter was trending on Twitter — but not for the reason many first assumed. K-pop fans are mobilizing online this week for the #BlackLivesMatter movement by drowning out racist posts with flashy, cheerful “fancam” videos of BTS and other Korean performers. BTS’s so-called ARMY and fans of other K-pop artists are known …
  • Bill Simmons’ employees turn on him after he is championed for diversity

    Bill Simmons’ employees turn on him after he is championed for diversity

    Bill Simmons may have even more to apologize about. After Simmons expressed regret for participating in an admittedly tone-deaf conversation with Ryen Russillo regarding the nationwide protests sparked by the killing of George Floyd, the founder and CEO of The Ringer faced backlash from his own employees, criticizing the company’s diversity and hiring process. “Diversity …
  • Marc Jacobs appears unfazed after his LA store is looted

    Marc Jacobs appears unfazed after his LA store is looted

    Looters smashed up and raided the Los Angeles Marc Jacobs store — but the designer seemed unfazed by the damage. Video posted to Twitter shows one glass door of the Melrose Place designer store completely smashed and another partly damaged, with the spray-painted message, “F–k capitalism.” The inside of the store appears near-empty. The large …
  • Why Abusive Cops So Often Keep Their Jobs

    Why Abusive Cops So Often Keep Their Jobs

    What does it take to fire a cop? In comparison to several other high-profile cases in which a police officer has killed someone on video, things have moved remarkably fast in the George Floyd case. The other four officers involved in his arrest were fired from the Minneapolis Police Department the following day. By comparison, …
  • Why the stock market is up amid chaos in the streets

    Why the stock market is up amid chaos in the streets

    A global pandemic, racial strife, political upheaval — and a rising stock market amid the chaos. While it sounds a lot like 2020 it also has echoes all the way from 1968. Both years featured history-making levels of tumult, and both could end up being good years for investors. While the current market still has some …
  • ‘Brooklyn Nine-Nine’ and other cop shows slammed as ‘propaganda’ amid protests

    ‘Brooklyn Nine-Nine’ and other cop shows slammed as ‘propaganda’ amid protests

    As protests about police brutality and the murder of George Floyd spread across the country, fictional cops on TV have come under fire, too. Critics are calling out shows including the popular NBC cop comedy “Brooklyn Nine-Nine” and others centered on the lives of police as “propaganda” making light of issues brought to light by …