Soho gets a real gem: Yurman to add Prince Street store

David Yurman will soon cut a new facet downtown. The renowned jewelry designer has just leased his first Soho store. The new 4,200 square-foot space at 112 Prince St. had an asking rent of $1,200 per square foot based on the 2,750 square-foot ground...

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Five key questions in the aftermath of Sterling’s suspension

Adam Silver's announcement of a lifetime ban of Clippers owner Donald Sterling is hardly a conclusion to this ugly episode in NBA history. With that in mind, here's a look at five key questions as the NBA now will try to force him to sell the team: ...

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The secrets of the Tony nominations

The Tony nominators are forbidden to speak to me or anyone else in the press under pain of being forced to sit through Will Eno's "The Realistic Joneses" again. But several brave souls risked that terrifying prospect and kindly gave me some insights...

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‘Orange’ star will star in sex change documentary

In anticipation of the June 6 return of the Netflix prison drama "Orange is the New Black," MTV and Logo announced that it will partner with one of show's stars on a groundbreaking documentary. According to The Hollywood Reporter, transgender actress...

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Garnett was nearly on the Clippers

TORONTO — As the Celtics, Clippers and Doc Rivers engaged in discussions that wound up sending Rivers from Boston to Los Angeles to coach and run the front office of the Clippers, the possibility of Kevin Garnett joining his longtime coach out on the...

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Plane makes emergency landing after engine catches fire

Plane makes emergency landing after engine catches fire | New York Post Sign in / Register See something newsworthy?Tell us about it!or email tips@nypost.com(all tips will be submitted anonymously) By Associated PressApril...

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City Council members set to reform discretionary funds

City Council members are set to introduce legislation Tuesday that would make the distribution of discretionary funds more equitable, sources told The Post. The much-touted reforms are largely meant to prevent the council speaker from using the pot...

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‘Grease’ goes lives on TV in 2015

The T-Birds and the Pink Ladies are coming to TV. Following the success of NBC's "Sound of Music Live!," Fox announced it plans to broadcast a live production of "Grease" next year. The three-hour "Grease Live" (working title) will feature a young...

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‘The Following’ producer hints at what’s in store for next season

Monday's Season 2 finale of "The Following" left fans knowing that there will be more psychological scrapes next year. Serial killer Joe Carroll (James Purefoy) and his nemesis, Ryan Hardy (Kevin Bacon), teamed to rescue Claire Matthews (Natalie Zea),...

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White House releases guidelines to stop sexual assaults at colleges

WASHINGTON — The Obama administration admonished colleges and universities — "No more turning a blind eye" — as it released guidelines designed to stem sexual assaults on campuses and help the victims. A White House task force on sexual assault recommends...

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Apollo returning profits to partners in shares

Leon Black's Apollo Global Management will become the first private-equity giant to return profits to its general partners in the form of stock instead of all cash, The Post has learned. The firm will pay partners working on its $17.5 billion flagship...

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No one is safe on ‘The Following’ finale

No one is safe heading into Monday's Season 2 finale of Fox hit "The Following." That's the take-away from last week's episode, which included the death of Joe Carroll devotee Emma Hill (series regular Valorie Curry) and ended with gun-toting murderer...

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Queen Latifah aims higher with successful show

By today's TV standards, "The Queen Latifah Show" is a daytime success. Nearing the end of its first year, it's the season's top-rated freshman talk show and will return for a second go-'round in the fall. But its host knows there's still work to be...

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Don’t Miss: McHale ribs president, ‘Vikings’ finale

Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Tuesday at 8 p.m. on ABCNewly freed up from "How I Met Your Mother," Cobie Smulders reprises her role as Agent Maria Hill (from the Marvel films "The Avengers" and "Captain America: The Winter Soldier") to team up with Agent Phil...

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Women mag rivals play for keeps

The recent shake-up in the women's magazines' creative and editorial posts may be a signal that some of these aging, tired names need a facelift. Cosmo is making the most changes, hiring a new creative editor and a slew of others while losing its executive...

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Dear John: Employment isn’t working in the US

Dear John: The biggest challenge facing our economy today is the lack of real employment opportunities for long-term unemployed [people]. There are millions of quality people who are on the sidelines, just trying to get a break, working part time or...

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Wall Street looks up to the Navy, not fellow traders

Who are Wall Street's heroes? Fuhgeddabout Michael Lewis of HFT "Flash Boys" fame and Leonardo DiCaprio, who starred in "The Wolf of Wall Street." No, it's patriots like US Navy SEAL Jason Redman whom traders most admire, On the Money has learned....

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Coffee prices set to rise as harvests decline in Brazil

That cup of morning coffee is going to cost you a few more beans very soon. Brazil's Arabica coffee prices have recently surged 94 percent, to $2.144 a pound on the New York futures market. The harvest in Brazil, which accounts for more than a third...

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Apple needs gadgets, not financial gimmicks

Apple was known as a technology-engineering powerhouse under Steve Jobs. Now it's a financial-engineering prop house. Since August 2011, when Tim Cook took over the reins of the company, Apple has not released a new product line. Yes, there have been...

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In my library: Elizabeth Strout

Elizabeth Strout writes novels the old-fashioned way: by hand. "I have to earn my way physically through a sentence — I like to see what I've done and make a mess and keep going until I can't read it anymore," says the author of "Olive Kitteredge," a...

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Verve ruling hits a nerve

Vemma, a multilevel marketing company that recruits students to peddle its energy drinks, is trying to keep its international regulatory woes from spilling over into the US. The fast-growing company — which markets its Verve caffeine-rich drink business...

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Justice Sonia Sotomayor proves herself not so wise

Justice Sonia Sotomayor this week took the unusual step of reading her dissent in a case involving state-sponsored affirmative action in Michigan. In doing so, she showed herself not only petulant to be on the losing side in a 6-2 decision, but unable...

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Hondo’s relieving

That Erlin guy for San Diego didn't get it done Friday night, but the Sawx and Royals did, so Hondo was able to reduce his deficit to 525 eastwicks. Saturday: Mr. Aitch, like everyone else, will take a Leake, namely Mike — 10 units on the Reds. Also,...

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60% of firms blustered about the weather in 1Q earnings reports

The weather excuse is still in season on Wall Street. As of Wednesday, a whopping 93 out of 154 companies reporting first-quarter earnings mentioned the weather during their earnings calls with investors, according to FactSet Research. Talk of the...

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Dead letters get Hallmark treatment in ‘Signed, Sealed, Delivered’

You know what there aren't enough of these days? Dramas about the post office. I'm speaking to folks who remember when humans actually hand-wrote and sent letters — a graying demographic at whom "Signed, Sealed, Delivered," the new Hallmark series, is...

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The sure shoo-ins for Tuesday’s Tony nominations

The Tony nominations are out Tuesday, but let me get a jump on things with my nomination for trouper of the year — LaTanya Richardson Jackson, who jumped in at the last minute to help salvage the hit revival of "A Raisin in the Sun." Jackson, who lives...

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Peter Yarrow: the guest of dis-honor

Al Roker didn't know he'd signed up to honor a pervert. The "Today'' show weatherman and his "20/20'' TV reporter wife, Deborah Roberts, agreed to host a fund-raiser for La Guardia HS next month. But the couple had no clue the guest of honor was to...

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Cumming makes ‘Cabaret’ revival hottest Broadway show again

What do you call a revival of a revival? A re-revival? In the case of this "Cabaret," you just call it fantastic. In 1998, directors Sam Mendes and Rob Marshall brushed away the long shadow cast by Bob Fosse and Liza Minnelli to completely reinvent...

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Fraudster gets new, longer prison term

Opera-loving fraudster Alberto Vilar was re-sentenced Thursday to 10 years behind bars — a year longer than he originally received – for his 2008 fraud and money laundering conviction. Manhattan federal Judge Richard Sullivan said a longer term was...

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Curtis Sliwa loses two rounds in court to ex-wife

Guardian Angels founder Curtis Sliwa got hit with a double whammy Thursday when a Manhattan Family Court judge ruled he could not slash child support for his son — and said his ex did not have to turn over embarrassing communications between him and...

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Brooklyn bodega slaying part of family feud: sources

The father of 13 who was gunned down in a Brooklyn bodega last week was not the victim of a robbery gone bad — but was instead the target of a revenge killing that was part of a war among his family that stretches back to Yemen. The shooter was apparently...

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Elderly couple brutally beaten, robbed in Queens home

An elderly couple was brutally beaten and robbed Wednesday in their Queens home, police said. The victims were robbed by two attackers who pretended they were doing work on the couple's home on 15th Avenue in Bayside, then pushed their way in around...

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Burkle pal out in cold in hotel fight: source

Morgans Hotel Chairman Jason Taubman Kalisman will likely beat billionaire Ron Burkle and his supporters for a second time, The Post has learned. Kalisman last year won a proxy battle with Burkle over control of the chic hotel group, which owns the...

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Strong art sales boost Sotheby’s 1st quarter revenue

Sotheby's is taking on the modern art world without Dan Loeb, it appears. A 34 percent increase in sales of impressionist and contemporary art drove net auction sales in the first quarter, up 40 percent from the prior year, to $730 million, Sotheby's...

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Hamptons, North Fork home sales soar

Home sales are soaring in the Hamptons — and now buyers who want more for their money are splurging on its traditionally less fancy neighbor, the North Fork, according to new market reports. While the number of home sales jumped 38 percent on the South...

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Collins to stick with new lineup — for now

Terry Collins doesn't appear in any hurry to change his newfangled Mets lineup. After moving Curtis Granderson from cleanup to the No. 2 hole on Monday and inserting Daniel Murphy fourth, the manager on Tuesday indicated he might stay "a little bit"...

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Lohan’s reality show not expected to be renewed

Maybe it's just that no one cares anymore. Sunday's two-hour season finale of Lindsay Lohan's OWN reality show, "Lindsay," corralled only 406,000 total viewers — way down from the 693,000 viewers who watched the show's March 9 premiere. On Sunday night's...

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After DNP, Kirilenko solid in Game 2

TORONTO — It was one of the great mysteries of Game 1. Where in the world was Andrei Kirilenko? His wife wondered on social media. But the Nets won that game and coach Jason Kidd said Kirilenko's did-not- play status was a matter of matchups and game...

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In place of historic jump, Ogwyn will be in avalanche special

Joby Ogwyn, whose wingsuit flight off the summit of Mount Everest was canceled after last week's deadly avalanche there, will participate in the avalanche news special that Discovery will air in place of his historic jump. Discovery was slated to air...

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DeGeneres takes on home design in new show

Ellen DeGeneres isn't just a talk show host and comedian — she's also a furniture design expert. And now the daytime funnywoman is channeling that passion for a new six-episode design competition series that will premiere on HGTV next year. "Ellen's...

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