Following a sold-out and extended 2021-2022 run at Sidney Harman Hall in Washington, D.C., the much-anticipated Britney Spears jukebox musical Once Upon a One More Time will officially open at the Marquis Theatre at 210 West 46th Street by Seventh Avenue in the spring of 2023. The Broadway production will kick off previews on May 13, … Read more
Tennessee native Dolly Parton plans to start a business in her home state’s capital. In a recent interview, the country icon announced her dream to build a business — dubbed a “Dolly Center” — in the Music City in the near future. “I’m going to have a museum here [in Nashville] pretty soon, within the … Read more
One of Elvis Presley’s private jets is hitting the auction block. The King of Rock and Roll purchased the plane back on Dec. 22, 1976, for $840,000, according to Mecum Auctions. Whoever bids the highest will also get a copy of the aircraft security agreement signed by Presley and a copy of the aircraft bill … Read more
Since firing 2,700 workers through texts and emails while they slept last week — just before Thanksgiving – the owner of United Furniture Industries, David Belford, has seemingly disappeared. But he could be hiding out in one of his two homes worth an estimated $24 million, The Post can report. Belford, 62, currently owns a … Read more
This person is wanted for slashing a person on an Upper West Side train this week. Photo courtesy of the NYPD Sign up for our amNY Sports email newsletter to get insights and game coverage for your favorite teams Cops are looking for a suspect who slashed a man on an Upper … Read more
A new literary festival founded on the belief that “storytelling helps heal humanity’s wounds” will bring an all-star cast of LGBTQ+ authors to NYC’s PENN 1 in January. The Road to Freedom Literary Festival on January 12 spotlights five renowned writers who will share inspiring stories from their lives and readings of their works. Proceeds of … Read more
Bless their heart — Texas is fixin’ to rival New York City’s skyline. The Lone Star State — where everything is bigger — is looking to erect a superlative-worthy skyscraper set to measure among the tallest in the US. This month, developer Wilson Capital announced plans to break ground on an 80-story, 1,035-foot supertall in … Read more
Talk about an odd job: the Mayor’s Office is currently looking for a “rat czar” to, according to an official job posting, “fight the real enemy—New York City’s relentless rat population.” Technically called a Director of Rodent Mitigation, the new employee will be paid an annual salary of between $120,000 and $170,000 and will be … Read more
Just say “hay!” A national animal rescue group is buying a Westchester County farm to provide a home and permanent sanctuary for retired carriage horses and other neglected farm animals. The nonprofit group, The Gentle Barn, kicked off its local expansion plans for the hamlet of South Salem after Ryder, a Central Park carriage horse, … Read more
A New York City doctor is among nine people who are charged for allegedly conspiring to distribute tens of thousands of prescription pills, including opioids and other controlled substances, in Manhattan and Staten Island, prosecutors announced Wednesday. Dr. Noel Smith was charged with 30 counts of criminal sale of a prescription for a controlled substance … Read more