Posts by Sophie Clearwater
Princess Diana’s Brother Charles Spencer Marries Cat Jarman in Arizona Wedding
[ad_1] Charles Spencer has found his happiness. Almost 30 years after Princess Diana tragically lost her life, her brother Charles, 9th Earl Spencer, married archaeologist Cat Jarman on May 15. “We both feel so incredibly lucky to have progressed from being colleagues, to friendship, to deep love and connection,” Cat and Charles shared in a statement with…
Read MoreScreening at Cannes: Ken Russell’s ‘The Devils’
[ad_1] Based in part on Aldous Huxley’s The Devils of Loudun, Russell’s film, which scandalized audiences and censors around the world, uses 17th-century France as a vehicle for a ferocious indictment of church-and-state corruption. Courtesy Festival de Cannes and Warner Bros Clockwork. “Satan is ever ready to seduce us with sensual delights—ahahahahaha!” sneers a horny…
Read MoreThe 12 Most Exciting Restaurant Openings in New York City This May
[ad_1] There’s a noticeable shift in atmosphere when May arrives in New York, and we don’t just mean weather fronts. The stretching of daylight hours, the blossoming of flowers, the gradual warming of temperatures—it all contributes to a population that’s nearly dizzy with happiness (and maybe some spritzes, too). Capitalizing on this citywide explosion of…
Read MoreNew drug Cychlorphine poses extreme overdose risks
[ad_1] A dangerous synthetic drug, referred to as Cychlorphine, has reportedly been detected in illegal drugs seized in Texas and at least 9 other states, according to the White House Office of National Drug Control Policy. [ad_2] Source link
Read MoreStrong storms, severe risk evening and overnight
[ad_1] Our first round of storms, of what is likely to be many this week, is expected to arrive later this evening. (And heads up, these storms could have a bite to them!) -Meteorologist Kristen Currie [ad_2] Source link
Read MoreShould I confess my bisexual desires to my husband?
[ad_1] Gail Rudnick and Kim Murstein — the no-nonsense hosts of hit podcast series “Excuse My Grandma” — are The Post’s brand-new advice columnists. From family feuds to friendship fallouts, money, marriage and sex, there’s no topic too taboo to tackle, and the native New Yorkers will hash out each issue from their differing perspectives to tell…
Read MoreTexas State Sen. Birdwell confirmed as assistant secretary of defense for sustainment
[ad_1] The U.S. Senate on Monday confirmed Texas Senator Brian Birdwell, R-Waco, for the position of assistant secretary of defense for sustainment. [ad_2] Source link
Read MoreCory Wharton Shares How Daughter Maya’s Hospitalization Brought Him and Taylor Selfridge Back Together
[ad_1] With Maya on a ventilator for five days, “the whole time, you’re just kind of keeping her asleep, almost like a seduced coma,” he explained. “Me and Taylor, we got to have talks that we normally wouldn’t have.” The gist of their conversations, he continued, “was like, ‘OK, the little things that we used…
Read MoreTurns out Randi Weingarten’s self-promoting ‘book’ was a big scam all along
[ad_1] Teacher union honcho Randi Weingarten’s 2025 vanity book “Why Fascists Fear Teachers” isn’t just a self-promoting, self-glorifying soliloquy: The unreadable screed also served as a helpful cash conduit for Weingarten and her friends to make bank on the back of teachers’ union dues. Weingarten’s book was something of a “group project”; a Freedom…
Read MoreTexas mother sobs in court after allegedly killing her two children in a burning car — as family says her mental health had been declining for nearly a year
[ad_1] The Texas mother accused of killing her two young children — whose bodies were found inside a smoldering car — sobbed uncontrollably during her first court appearance as her family revealed her deteriorating mental health over the last year. Marlene Vidal, 34, had tears streaming down her face as she appeared before a Bexar…
Read MoreJ.T. Ginn loses no-hit bid in ninth inning — and then allows walk-off homer in gutting A’s collapse
[ad_1] ANAHEIM, Calif. — Athletics starter J.T. Ginn took a no-hitter and a one-run lead into the ninth inning Monday night. Six pitches later, he walked off the mound with a heartbreaking loss. Adam Frazier lined a leadoff single in the bottom of the ninth and Zach Neto followed with a two-run homer that gave…
Read MoreOG Anunoby listed as probable for Game 1 with Knicks’ lengthy break seemingly set to pay off
[ad_1] The Knicks look set to be at full strength to start the Eastern Conference finals. OG Anunoby (hamstring) practiced in full again with the Knicks on Monday and is listed as probable for the opening game against the Cavaliers on Tuesday night at Madison Square Garden. Though it is unclear whether the Knicks can…
Read More