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'Sinners' takes bite out of Good Friday box office rankings
The horror film "Sinners" took first place on Friday, its opener, earning $19.2 million.
After bids to rename airport for Trump fails, fans hope iconic singer will get the honor
Fans of Dolly Parton are petitioning to have Nashville International Airport renamed in her honor -- after a bill to name it after President Trump failed to pass.
Adorable little 7-year-old named Knicks reveals her NBA playoffs predictions
Knicks Chesterson, 7, who was named after her dad's beloved basketball team, shared her playoffs predictions with The Post this week.
Over 900 people played Monopoly to honor girl who died and loved the game, setting world record
Over 900 people played Monopoly to set a Guinness World Record and honor a young girl who loved the game.
Sacred North Korean mountain and active volcano named a UNESCO Global Geopark
A sacred North Korean mountain was recently named as a UNESCO Global Geopark, the first time a natural site in the country has been included on the list.
NYC pets and families go all out with festive outfits for Easter Parade and Bonnet Festival
In typical New York fashion, revelers are displaying their creativity with over-the-top outfits at the Easter Parade and Bonnet Festival by dressing up their dogs and cats.
European country unveils its first 'sex room' for prisoners
Italy unveiled its first sex room for prisoners, after a court ruling that said those who are locked up have a right to "intimate meetings."Â
WWE star Charlotte Flair opens up about her divorce, fertility and if she'd date another wrestler
After suffering through a debilitating injury and secret divorce, WWE superstar Charlotte Flair is opening up about how constant public criticism takes its toll.
'A Minecraft Movie' still striking gold at the box office
“A Minecraft Movie�remained in first place on its second Friday in theaters, raking in $20.5 million.
WWII vet asked for 100 cards before his 100th birthday �and the response was incredible
A World War II vet received more than 1,700 cards from all over the world for his 100th birthday.
Inside the Long Island high school that has an astonishing amount of twins graduating this year
Plainview-Old Bethpage John F. Kennedy High School school has 15 sets of twins in its graduating class this year.
North Korea holds Pyongyang International Marathon for first time in 6 years
North Korea held its first Pyongyang International Marathon in six years since the pandemic with over 500 participants.
Why the so-called 'Jesus nut' could be a key piece of evidence in Hudson River helicopter crash
A fist-sized piece of steel known as the "Jesus nut" could be a crucial piece of evidence in the horrific helicopter crash that killed a Spanish family of five and...
Bruce Springsteen song has been voted No. 1 by fans in March Madness-style bracket
A March Madness-style bracket had almost 200,000 fans vote on Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Bruce Springsteen's songs to determine which one is the best of all time.
Woman dyes Easter eggs in her toilet in viral video: 'I don't care if that gets stained'
A video of a content creator dyeing Easter eggs in her toilet bowl went viral this week, and the unconventional method appalled many, who deemed it egg-traordinarily unsanitary.
'Sunset Boulevard' actress admits she never saw a Broadway show until she starred in one
"Sunset Boulevard" actress Grace Hodgett Young starred in a Broadway show before she ever saw one herself.
Of all the 'weird' celebrity baby names, this one leaves the worst taste in parents' mouths
Expectant parents are not fond of "weird" celebrity baby names, said Colleen Slagen, whose book "Naming Bebe," is out on June 10th.
'A Minecraft Movie' struck box office gold, debuting at No. 1
"A Minecraft Movie" reigned supreme on its first day in theaters Friday, taking in $58 million.
Future of NBA basketball could be glass courts, shattering hardwood tradition
The German company ASB GlassFloor is working on replacing basketball's hardwood courts with glass ones -- shattering a longstanding hoops tradition.
80 years after one of the fiercest battles of World War II, human bones are being unearthed by dedicated volunteers
The World War II Battle of Okinawa left an estimated 240,000 people killed or missing. Now, 80 years later, bones are still being unearthed in Japan’s southernmost prefecture, plagued by...