At the bottom of Rex Reed’s obituary a week ago today, on May 12, 2026, I invited readers to share their memories. A very close and very private friend of Rex’s told me that “all Rex ever wanted was to be loved and to be famous.” Maybe the call for remembrances was my way of […]
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ALBANY, N.Y. ‒ In partnership with the New Yorkers for Better Recycling coalition, labor unions representing thousands of New York workers are warning lawmakers that the Packaging Reduction and Recycling Infrastructure Act (S.1464/A.1749) could threaten jobs, disrupt supply chains and raise costs for consumers and employers across the state. The New York State AFL-CIO along
On Monday, President Donald Trump’s Department of Justice finally resolved citizen More »
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Brooklyn, NY – Fraud is surging across New York, costing residents more than $700 million in losses last year alone, and older New Yorkers are among the hardest hit. Now, AARP New York is fighting back, shredding close to 420,000 pounds of sensitive documents through its statewide “The Big Shred NY!” events, helping residents protect themselves from identity theft. “Fraud is surging across New York, and
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If you’re the type of seasoned or aspiring New York cinephile that’s easily overwhelmed by the sheer range and frequency of classic movie screenings and repertory film programming on offer any given day of the week in this city, prepare to be pushed to the brink. Gone are the days of crawling Fandango or binge-following
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It’s not every day that Donald Trump manages to piss off a long list of Republican lawmakers to the point that they are willing to express it publicly, but that’s what happ… More »
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TEFAF New York shows visitors moving through the fairâs aisles beneath large suspended floral installations and an illuminated TEFAF sign.” width=”970″ height=”647″ data-caption=’With lines stretching down Park Avenue on the preview day, TEFAF New York made its triumphant return. <span class=”lazyload media-credit”>Photo: JITSKE NAP</span>’> For four days, TEFAF brought its unmistakable European flair to New
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Mayor Zohran Mamdani stepped up his outreach to New York’s business elite this week in an attempt to soothe the feelings of the city’s richest denizens, who remain miffed over a video shot i… More »
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The recent amendments to S.1464/A.1769 make limited changes to two of our priority issues and makes no material change at all to others, while making several provisions of the bill even more challenging and costly. If passed, PRRIA would create an expensive, unworkable EPR program that would be inconsistent with EPR laws adopted by other
Two years ago, after the multibillion-dollar disaster known as the Metaverse failed to … More »
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