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NY’s climate mandates may send fees in affordable Co-Op City complex soaring from $950 to $4K
A top Co-Op City official warned that residents could pay four times more in monthly maintenance charges if New York State’s controversial green-energy laws aren’t peeled back. Jeffrey Buss, Co-Op City’s general counsel, claimed monthly maintenance fees could skyrocket from $950 for a one-bedroom to more than $4,000 to pick up the tab for the
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‘Wicked’ star Marissa Bode says airline that denied her boarding wants to make things more accessible
Marissa Bode says the airline that recently kept her from boarding a flight because she was disabled has reached out to her. “Before there’s any more media coverage on this situation, I wanted to make an update video,” the “Wicked” star said in a TikTok video posted Sunday. “I was contacted by the director of
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Paramount Asks FCC to Approve Middle East Investment in Warner Bros. Merger
Paramount Skydance is asking the Federal Communications Commission to approve the Middle East’s equity investment in its $110 billion merger with Warner Bros. Discovery. According to a public notice by the FCC on Monday, the David Ellison-led media giant is asking the agency to “permit existing and prospective foreign investors to indirectly hold equity and
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Melanie Griffith and ex-husband Antonio Banderas link arms on rare night out over a decade after divorce
“Two Much” to handle. Melanie Griffith and Antonio Banderas enjoyed a rare night out in Los Angeles on Sunday, proving they’re some of the friendliest exes in Hollywood. The former couple were photographed linking arms as they left dinner smiling as they walked together. Antonio Banderas and Melanie Griffith stepped out for a rare night
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Supreme Court wary of barring police from phone searches to find crime suspects
WASHINGTON — A divided Supreme Court heard arguments Monday on whether the police use of phone tracking data violates the Constitution’s protection against “unreasonable searches.” Most of the justices sounded wary of barring investigators from obtaining precise location history from Google or cellphone providers if it helps find a murderer or a bank robber. “I’m trying
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Mike Johnson caves to hardliners in move that could blow up DHS funding: report
House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) is planning to modify the Senate-passed Department of Homeland Security funding bill before it can be brought to a vote — caving to hardliners in the GOP caucus, and creating another obstacle to getting the agency properly funded and open again. According to Politico congressional reporter Meredith Lee Hill, “Conservatives
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Mansa, First All-Black Microdrama Studio, Expands Summer Vertical Slate | Exclusive
Mansa, the first microdrama platform focused solely on Black stories, will expand its vertical storytelling this summer with 10 original microdrama series, TheWrap has exclusively learned. Founded by actor-producers David Oyelowo and Nate Parker, Mansa launched its mobile-first programming during Black History Month this February. The streaming platform will drop three original titles in May:
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The M5 MacBook Air Has Never Been Cheaper
In a time when almost everything is getting more expensive, this deal on the M5 MacBook Air has me hopeful about how laptop pricing will play out the rest of the year. The M5 MacBook Air has dropped back down to $949, which is $150 off its retail price. It’s only been at this price
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Shooter’s path to White House press gala prompts security questions
WASHINGTON — An attack on the White House correspondents’ dinner by a gunman who came within feet of the ballroom where President Trump sat raised immediate questions about the night’s security protocol — and the future of large, high-profile events in a country with easy access to firearms and increasingly high political tensions. The man breached metal
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Ex-MSNBC host sues Todd Blanche over Epstein files
On Monday, former MSNBC host Katie Phang filed a lawsuit in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia asking the court to compel acting Attorney General Todd Blanche to release the entire Jeffrey Epstein files. According to Phang, a former prosecutor turned legal analyst at MSNBC (now MS NOW) the DOJ has illegally