All news by author: Kirsten Fleming

The glamorous "Sex and the City" franchise built on fashion, friendship and sex will be remembered for actual crap — thanks to "And Just Like That ... "

Although Billy Joel had a tumultuous personal life at times, he allowed the directors of "And So It Goes," the two-part documentary about his life and work, complete creative freedom

There's nothing more pro-family than when Democrats heckled Vice President JD Vance while he was at an amusement park with his wife and young children

A year on, the basketball world is still spinning on Clark's axis and she's transformed the landscape of women's athletics — the way Michael Jordan and Tiger Woods did in their respective sports.

This week, the University of Pennsylvania apologized to female swimmers on their 2021-2022 roster who had to endure a season of changing next to a biological male in the locker room and competing with the strapping 6 foot 1 athlete Lia, formerly Will, Thomas. They also restored any school records broken by Thomas, who became the first transgender athlete to win a division 1 NCAA title.

It's been a banner week of performative activism by New York City progressives — including Brad Lander Gov. Hochul, and Cynthia Nixon and her family — in search of folk-hero status.

As early voting commences prior to the June 24 Democratic primary, Andrew Cuomo has not organized any major rallies or prominently engaged with voters

Trans influencer Lilly "Tino" Contino's 400,000 TikTok followers have witnessed the influencer's journey from hirsute man to linebacker dressed as a ’50s pin-up gal — all while terrorizing unsuspecting wait staff for misgendering.

As the details of the expansive Joe Biden cover-up come to light, one dark figure looms more ominously than the others. That figure is Vogue cover star Dr. Jill Biden, who increasingly resembles Dr. Evil—an exaggeratedly villainous, power-hungry, and reckless character from a movie—by the day

Combining elements of memoir and self-help, Hilaria Baldwin's "Manual Not Included" leans heavily into self-pity and is a book that wasn't on anyone's wish list

Bill Belichick, 73, has given his girlfriend Jordon Hudson, 24, the authority to serve as the CEO, CMO, and COO of Belichick Corporation — and we're witnessing how ineffective management can truly harm a brand

Recently, a #MeToo allegation would typically cause a well-known man to withdraw or apologize. However, increasingly, more men are choosing to publicly defend themselves

The continued public backlash to Katy Perry, Gayle King and others going to space proves that America's once-slobbering love affair with self serious A-list celebrity culture is completely dunzo.

As her husband Prince Harry is accused of bullying and racism, one-time humanitarian Meghan Markle is quiet about it — and busy selling jam.

The head of the Suffolk County NAACP, William King Moss III, has filed a lawsuit against the Brentwood Union Free School District over its Spartan mascot, asserting that it is both anti-woman and racially troubling

Rep Jasmine Crockett is winning hearts and minds with Tiktok videos, poor behavior and insults to people with disabilities.

Few supporters have been as influential—or prominent—as Vitamin Water billionaire Mike Repole, who has invested significant funds into helping St. John's University reach the NCAA tournament

After constantly claiming he wished to leave public life, Alec Baldwin has the audacity to welcome reality TV cameras into his house — and request..

If you're hoping for genuine introspection or insight, look somewhere besides Dylan Mulvaney's new memoir "Paper Doll: Notes from a Late Bloomer."

We are, undoubtedly, in the golden age of celebrity TMI. Everyone has a podcast, and they're dying to bombard you with tawdy tidbits. The more outrageous, the better.

Meghan Markle's new Netflix series, "With Love, Meghan," is as flat and as basic as a Pinterest board from a decade ago.

Since Hamas' barbaric terrorist attack on Israel on October 7, 2023, rabid pro-Palestinian protesters have terrorized elite college campuses, taking over buildings, swathes of campuses and harassing Jewish students. Few colleges had the backbone to dish out any meaningful discipline.

This week, Kamala Harris attended a Broadway show, reminding America how fortunate we are not to have her as an elected official. She and her husband, Doug Emhoff, connected with the cast of "A Wonderful World: The Louis Armstrong Musical," and she delivered an inspiring speech akin to the style of Damon Wayans' character Oswald Bates from "In Living Color" — a prisoner known for rambling on with fancy words that ultimately add up to nothing

Former Congressman Anthony Weiner is considering a run for New York City Council, years after being imprisoned for sending inappropriate messages to a minor. "I don't see a strong reason not to enter the race," he mentioned to Kirsten Fleming of The Post

Both Governors Phil Murphy and JB Pritzker believe they are advocating for justice, yet they're conveying that they themselves can disregard the law