Lifestyle
Kickoff The stakes are higher for 2025 Radio City Rockettes auditions as the iconic dance troupe celebrates its 100th year
Each April, hundreds of hopeful leotard-clad dancers travel from all over to the Big Apple to audition for a coveted spot on the famous kickline — founded in 1925 in St. Louis, Missouri, by choreographer Russell Markert.
Food & Drink
Secret McDonald’s serves up fare you won’t find elsewhere — and it’s hiding in plain sight in the middle of this major city
Drop by and say hello to the McAloo — plus lots of international Golden Arches favorites you can’t get here in the US.
Shopping
This deal (robo) rocks: Save 51% off the roborock Q8 Max+ Robot Vacuum and Mop today on Amazon
Why do your chores yourself when you could let a robot do them?
Sex & Relationships
My fiancé wants to wear her dead husband’s wedding ring when we marry — I feel like I’m in second place
She wants to say “I do” — while still clinging to “I did.”
Fashion & Beauty
Pie in the sky I toss dough at one of the trendiest pizzerias in NYC — now I walk the runways at Paris Fashion Week
The tattooed Queens native’s improbable trajectory from a life of crust to the catwalk began this year when he walked in buzzy New York designer Willy Chavarria’s Paris Fashion Week show.
Travel
‘Unruly’ drunk passenger strapped to seat by flight attendants after refusing to sit
The passenger was shouting at cabin crew who confiscated two bottles of booze from him and refused to serve him alcohol, onlookers said.
Parenting
This mom’s unique parenting style only has one rule
A mom of four, Jeri-Leah, has a unique style of parenting, claiming in numerous TikTok posts that her only house rule is that there are NO rules.
Astrology
April 2025 full Pink Moon in Libra — here’s what it means for your relationships
This “Pink Moon,” otherwise known as the first full moon of the spring season, will reach its peak on Saturday, April 12, 2025, at 8:22 p.m. EST.
REAL ESTATE
'Great Gatsby' at 100 Behind the gates of the colossal Long Island mansions that inspired author F. Scott Fitzgerald
“People here aren’t living that crazy life like in the Hamptons,” resident told The Post. “I hate the Hamptons.”
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