Hollywood buzzing over ‘NikkiStink’ creator

The NikkiStink.com site may be down, but the newest Tinseltown parlor game is to get the skinny on whoodunnit? The problem is there are too many suspects, as Tatiana Siegel of The Hollywood Reporter tweeted: The same basic sentiment was tweeted anonymously...

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Argentina president uses ‘villian’ Paul Singer

Argentina, the drama queen of South American nations, led by President Cristina Kirchner, the drama queen of world leaders, has had a heck of a run the past few months, at least in the court of public opinion. Despite the fact that her country technically...

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Meet the chef couple behind NYC’s hottest fried chicken

On a recent night, around 7 p.m., throngs of good-looking 30-somethings linger on an Alphabet City sidewalk, undeterred by the one-hour-plus wait times a hostess dishes out with Southern charm. "It's a 90-minute wait," says Tara Leff, 31, who works...

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Pitcher Dock Ellis dropped acid — then threw a no-hitter

In 1970, Scipio Spinks and Dock Ellis were young Major League pitchers — Spinks for the Astros, Ellis for the Pirates — who had taken the era's free-love-and-free-drugs ethos to heart. "We were the two guys everybody said wouldn't live to see 30," says...

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Sex & drug abuse rampant at Rikers: retired officer

Robin Kay Miller spent 20 years working as a city correction officer, locked away in a seedy world of rampant sex, drug abuse and back-stabbing. And that was just the guards. Miller, 53, who retired in 2005, says she's not surprised by the latest stories...

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Joe Girardi: Blocking-the-plate rule needs to be changed

TORONTO — Yankees manager Joe Girardi won't stop campaigning for the new blocking of the plate rule by a catcher to be changed. Friday night, he believed Blue Jays catcher Dioner Navarro was sealing the dish before he caught the ball as Jacoby Ellsbury...

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What happens in Vegas: Backman receives top manager honors

Wally Backman's stock could be on the rise, after he led the Mets' Triple-A team in Las Vegas to the Pacific Coast League playoffs for the second straight year. On Friday, the 54-year-old Backman was named PCL Manager of the Year. "Well-deserved,"...

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Baby declared dead after being brought home from day care

A baby girl was pronounced dead Friday after her father retrieved her from a Queens daycare center — and the girl's mother later charged that she was dead when he picked her up. Daniella Okoye, 1, was rushed from her Springfield Gardens home to Franklin...

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Christie’s legal tab for Bridgegate cost taxpayers $7.3M

Christie's legal tab for Bridgegate cost taxpayers $7.3M | New York Post Sign in / Register See something newsworthy?Tell us about it!or email tips@nypost.com(all tips will be submitted anonymously) August 30, 2014...

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Rookie IndyCar drive hospitalized after huge crash

FONTANA, Calif. — Rookie IndyCar driver Mikhail Aleshin was hospitalized in serious but stable condition Friday night after a frightening crash in the final practice session for the series season finale. Aleshin was taken away from the Fontana track...

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Woman sues ‘John Doe’ hacker for stealing nude photos

Lacey RamroopPhoto: Facebook A Staten Island woman has filed a $250,000 lawsuit against a mysterious computer hacker who accessed her Gmail and Facebook accounts and stole naked photos of her. Lacey Ramroop first learned that her personal accounts...

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NYPD changing cop positions at Brooklyn Bridge

The NYPD is shifting the positions of cops at the Brooklyn Bridge after recent high-profile security breaches there. John Miller, deputy commissioner of intelligence and counterterrorism, announced Thursday that cops will be posted where the bridge's...

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Sampson unfit for office because of corruption charges: rivals

Rivals seeking to oust indicted Brooklyn state Sen. John Sampson in the Sept. 9 Democratic primary slammed him as unfit for public office during a feisty debate Thursday night. In an NY1 cable-TV face-off, union coordinator Dell Smitherman confronted...

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Few teachers rated ineffective as many students fail tests

Few teachers rated ineffective as many students fail tests | New York Post Sign in / Register See something newsworthy?Tell us about it!or email tips@nypost.com(all tips will be submitted anonymously) August 29,...

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3 things to try at the new Berg’n food hall

No more waiting for the weekends: Berg'n, the new food hall from the creators of the Brooklyn Flea and Smorgasburg, is now open. The 9,000-square-foot hall at 899 Bergen St. in Brooklyn houses some favorite vendors from Smorgasburg, all week long. Here...

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This star wants to stay a Met and feels Wilpons will spend in 2015

Zack Wheeler has heard the rumors. The Mets may trade a big arm to get the shortstop they desperately need, like a Starlin Castro. Wheeler said he wants to make sure he is not the arm that is traded. "I want to stay here,'' Wheeler told The Post. "I...

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Numbers be damned: Yankees betting on No. 2 down the stretch

DETROIT — They just kept coming and coming and coming, a one-inning charge reminiscent of their 1998 ancestors. The first nine Yankees came to bat in the third inning Wednesday night at Comerica Park, and all nine recorded a hit, all off longtime nemesis...

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MIT students engineering bitcoin scheme

In the near future, the leaders of Massachusetts Institute of Technology will have to decide whether they want to take part in the worldwide scam known as bitcoin. I hope the grown-ups at that esteemed Cambridge, Mass., school have more common sense...

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Decision prolongs chill for Park City Mountain Resort

There's still hope for a ski season at Park City, Utah. But the town of 7,900 residents — whose livelihoods depend on wealthy holiday skiers descending on the resort — will have to wait until Sept. 3 to learn the fate of their winter wonderland. A...

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Hedgie Kyle Bass crying as Singer, Argy dispute deepens

Lesson for Paul Singer: Never come between another hedge-fund manager and his money. Kyle Bass, the outspoken founder of Hayman Capital, is one of the heavies on the other side of Singer in his battle with Argentina. But on Wednesday, Bass sounded...

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Sex-abuse victim court photos inadmissible as evidence: judge

The case against an man accused of taking photos of a sex-abuse victim as she testified in a blockbuster 2012 trial took a major hit Tuesday when a Brooklyn judge ruled the photos inadmissible as evidence because court officers didn't follow search-...

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City worker fined $2K for soliciting two $40 food event tickets

A city worker agreed to pay a $2,000 fine for soliciting two free tickets for a food festival last summer — worth a measly $40 each. Cathy Luong, a borough coordinator for the mayor's Street Activity Permit office, admitted that she asked for the freebies...

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Ann Taylor looking for buyer, but stock price could be a snag

Ann Taylor may be primping herself for a sale — but it's not clear how many suitors will come knocking. Shares of Ann Inc., the women's clothier's New York-based parent, rose nearly 5 percent Tuesday on a news report from Reuters that the company had...

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Creditors still eating up Hostess

Two years after Hostess Brands collapsed, creditors are still eating up the crumbs. The once-iconic American bakery has paid out more than $1 billion to debtholders since it shut down operations amid a labor dispute and laid off more than 18,000 workers...

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Digital Ads forecast to surpass TV by 2017

Memo to Madison Avenue: The digital shift is on the horizon. Digital outlets will overtake television — which has long drawn more ad dollars than any other kind of media — to dominate the US market by 2017, a new forecast shows. Spending on the digital...

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The truth behind The Naked Cowboy and other panhandlers

It's far and away the best panhandling sign on Broadway. The Naked Cowboy, that is. In the years since this muscled man showed up in Times Square, making what appears to be a good living allowing tourists to pose for pictures with him for a tip, other...

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Burned money scattered after Hamas’ finance chief is killed

Hamas' finance chief was killed by a pinpoint missile strike that ripped open his car — and scattered US currency on the streets of Gaza City. Bills burned by the blast lay amid the debris near where Muhammad al-Ghoul, who handled "terror funds," was...

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ISIS using surveillance drones to target Syrian military

Islamic State fighters used a high-flying surveillance drone to help plot their deadly capture of a key Syrian air base, according to a new video released by the terror group. The propaganda video, posted on YouTube, features about 25 seconds of aerial...

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Hackers tweet bomb threat to Sony president’s plane

Hackers launched twin attacks against Sony on Sunday — tweeting a bomb threat that diverted a company executive's flight and bringing down its PlayStation online network. Using the handle of John Smedley, president of Sony Online Entertainment, the...

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Cops find fugitive via Ice Bucket Challenge video

The Ice Bucket Challenge has landed a Nebraska fugitive in hot water. Jesean Morris Jesean Morris — a 20-year-old wanted for allegedly absconding from parole — had the bright idea of joining in on the viral fund-raiser, taking a video of himself...

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Illegal drivers are getting physical with TLC officers

The TLC may think it's doing the right thing by increasing penalties for illegal taxi drivers, but it's actually hurting its own enforcement officers — literally, sources told The Post. Illegal hacks who have their cars seized are more likely to get...

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Grandmas arrested after protesting waste station 28 times

They're ditching their walkers — for handcuffs. Little old ladies on the Upper East Side have been relishing the rush of being arrested and carted off in a police van for protesting a garbage-transfer station under construction in their neighborhood....

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District Attorney to present Eric Garner case backs NYPD tactics

Staten Island DA Daniel Donovan, who is set to present the Eric Garner case to a grand jury, defended the NYPD's "broken windows" theory of policing Sunday — including the illegal-cigarettes crackdown that led to Garner's arrest and death. "I've been...

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Boston bomber’s widow remarries and has a baby

The widow of Boston Marathon bomber Tamerlan Tsarnaev has moved on — discovering love again with a new husband and a baby, one of Tsarnaev's sisters told The Post on Sunday. Alina Tsarnaeva confirmed that the baby Tsarnaev's widow was photographed holding...

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Racing Association overcharged bettors by more than $7 million

Horse-racing bettors at some of New York's most prestigious tracks were forced to pony up more than $7 million in extra fees by the New York Racing Association, a probe has revealed. Bettors who placed wagers at tracks such as Belmont Park and Saratoga...

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‘Stingy’ Harvard Club ditches penny-pinching ways

The good times are back at the exclusive Harvard Club. Management's penny-pinching ways — which kept bartenders from pouring the robust drinks members had come to expect — have eased up on the heels of The Post's scathing report on the club's belt-tightening,...

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