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Stars on the scene last week included Lena Dunham, Gayle King, Gia Giudice, Hugh Jackman, Sutton Foster, Chris O'Dowd, Julia Louis-Dreyfus and more.

After a huge win in Game 1, the Sabres are back in action at home against Boston.

The unsuspecting visitors took shelter on the iconic Morro Dois Irmãos as shots rang out from a neighborhood below.

Not dramatic enough, not sexy enough.

All fired up and ready to Ooni.

Prince’s ex-wife, and longtime animal rescuer, says she can’t ignore what’s unfolding on Los Angeles streets.

"That’s obviously very hard, especially for someone like myself who deals with such bad body image issues," Taylor said.

"That’s obviously very hard, especially for someone like myself who deals with such bad body image issues," Taylor said.

Cunningham, whose 2025 season ended after an MCL tear, noted that her initial comments were taken the wrong way.

Stitches is banking on a pitching mismatch on the Northside of Chicago.

There was no way the Buffalo Sabres were going to be denied in Game 1.

Blunt snuck her was past dumpsters in a couture Schiaparelli gown.

Blunt snuck her was past dumpsters in a couture Schiaparelli gown.

NY Post readers discuss Pope Leo XIV and President Trump’s ongoing exchanges over the US-Iran war.

Fans itching to see World Cup action in-person will get another opportunity this week to score seats.

The suspect allegedly fatally strangled his 18-year-old cheerleader stepsister on the Carnival Cruise ship Horizon in November and then crammed her body under the bed in the room they were staying in together.

Watching the Knicks Monday night was like having your teeth pulled – and Stephen A. Smith apparently feels that pain literally. The enigmatic Knicks fan and host of ESPN’s “First Take” was absent his usual post, where he would surely be laying into his favorite team after an embarrassing 107-106 collapse to the Atlanta Hawks....

Cara Delevingne, Alec Baldwin and other A‑listers are learning their fame isn’t translating to big bucks — on the home front.

"The Office" alum isn't sure why he's often called upon to play slimy characters.

"The Office" alum isn't sure why he's often called upon to play slimy characters.