Starting Stoudemire sign of indecisiveness by rookie coach

For a while Derek Fisher looked like a genius, a modern-day Zen Master. His late insertion of Amar'e Stoudemire into the starting lineup for Wednesday night's season opener against the Bulls at the Garden was providing instant results. Looking like...

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J.R. Smith: Knicks ‘stopped competing’ late in game

J.R. Smith spoke in a whisper, but his words were loud in their significance, biting criticism of his Knicks teammates in their no-show of a home opener. He basically said his team quit, without using the word. "When we stopped competing at the end...

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Former graffiti vandal to head Rikers Island jail

Spray it ain't so! A notorious graffiti vandal from the 1970s who blighted the city by tagging buildings and subways is now a Department of Correction warden overseeing the largest jail on Rikers Island, sources told The Post. In May, Turhan Gumusdere,...

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Principal & teacher fined for buying house before wedding

David Neering and Regina ShinPhoto: Facebook You can't put a price on love — except in the city school system. A Bronx principal and his teacher bride learned that the hard way when the city slapped them with conflict-of-interest fines just weeks...

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UN ambassador shows off new ‘Ebola handshake’

UN Ambassador Samantha Power showed off the new "Ebola handshake" Wednesday while greeting the World Health Organization's Dr. Peter Graaff in Liberia. The two bumped elbows as health authorities in the three West African countries hardest hit by the...

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Silicon Valley financial adviser out for young bucks

Millennials love Silicon Valley — and now Silicon Valley hopes the twentysomethings will start to love saving money, too. WealthFront, a California investment advisory firm, secured a $64 million investment from venture capital firm Spark Capital Growth,...

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Facebook sees increased spending as growth slows

Three days before Halloween, Facebook investors got a scare as Mark Zuckerberg's social network predicted a slowdown in growth and a sharp rise in spending. Despite the treat of having the company beat third-quarter profit and revenue forecasts, the...

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Wix’s OpenRest buy may help small restaurants succeed online

The expected acquisition of a restaurant services app maker by Wix.com could open the door for less-expensive Web marketing opportunities for mom-and-pop restaurant owners — while possibly putting pressure on GrubHub and Seamless. The purchase of OpenRest...

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Ocwen relents, enables retired nurse to keep her house

A 75-year-old Brooklyn woman won her five-year legal battle with one of the nation's biggest mortgage servicers after The Post reported on her struggle to save her Brooklyn home. Eartha Smith, a retired nurse for the New York Fire Department, finally...

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Buffalo Wild Wings hiking menu prices

This wings news just might be too hot to handle. Buffalo Wild Wings tucked a little nugget into its earnings release on Monday that isn't likely to sit well with its throngs of ravenous fans. "Current costs for traditional chicken wings of $1.98 per...

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Teachout snubs Cuomo, won’t endorse him for a second term

Looking like a Blues Brother, re-election favorite Gov. Cuomo donned dark glasses — of the 3-D variety — to watch a special technology presentation at Mineola Middle School Monday to promote his $2 billion Smart Schools Bond Act. Cuomo visited the Long...

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High-ranking Department of Correction official resigns

The highest-ranking uniformed official at the city Department of Correction resigned under pressure on Monday amid a furor over allegations that he downplayed juvenile violence in the prison system, The Post has learned. Chief of Department William...

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Man accused of photographing abuse victim in court says he was set up

A man who was accused — and later cleared — of posting a photo of a sex-abuse victim is suing another man he says used a fake Twitter account to set him up, Brooklyn Supreme Court papers say. The plaintiff, a Hasidic man who legally changed his name...

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Woman at center of Brinkley-Cook split is married

At least someone is living happily ever after. The teen temptress at the center of the sensational Peter Cook/Christie Brinkley breakup is now all grown up — and has moved past the 2007 sex scandal and gotten married, The Post has learned. Diana Bianchi,...

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Torn-up prenup is still in effect, judge tells wife

A Brooklyn businessman can enforce a prenuptial agreement against his wife of 12 years — even though he promised never to use it and even joined her in ripping up the contract and throwing it in the ocean on their honeymoon, a judge has ruled. Ezra...

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‘New Black Panther’ group hails ax attacker

The Muslim extremist who attacked rookie cops with a hatchet last week was "a crusader seeking justice'' — and more assaults will likely follow, the head of his local New Black Panther Party warned. "It probably won't be the last [attack on police]...

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Cipriani’s Pasta and Sauce files countersuit against Cipriani Group

A Chicago mom-and-pop joint called Cipriani has been accused of trying to profit off the Manhattan food empire of the same name, but its owner says that's a crock — because, frankly, her food is better. Annette Johnson, owner of Cipriani's Pasta and...

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Letterman writer behind cue-card man’s firing opens up

"Don't hate me." That's the plea from "Late Show with David Letterman" writer Bill Scheft, whose backstage spat with cue-card man Tony Mendez led to the popular sign-holder's termination. After The Post broke the story last week, Scheft went into hiding...

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Manager claims tenant who bowled with Ebola doctor is under home quarantine

The manager of a Brooklyn apartment building where a resident is under quarantine for possible exposure to Ebola complained Sunday that the feds have kept everyone else there in the dark since visiting last week. The building manager, who gave her name...

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School crossing guards plan pay-disparity lawsuit

The union representing New York's 2,000 mostly female school crossing guards plans to sue the city for discrimination, citing pay disparity with NYPD traffic-enforcement cops, The Post has learned. The federal lawsuit will argue that crossing guards...

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Post columnist Terry Keenan kept Wall Street honest

Every November, she called them turkeys: Business leaders she saw as major screw-ups would be outed on these pages in a loud voice and be awarded her annual booby prize. That voice, sadly, has been silenced. Terry Keenan, who occupied this space for...

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How Billy Joel’s three wives stole his heart and his money

For someone who hasn't really released new music in more than 20 years, Billy Joel is having an epic third act. He has spent much of his life in battle: against his ex-wives, against booze, bad managers and bankruptcy, and against critics who've considered...

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The funniest & meanest tombstone engravings

There's nothing grave about these inscriptions. Tombstones can poignantly preserve the sweet memory of the dearly departed, but sometimes they can be bizarre, kinky — or downright mean, The Post found. "He was a big golfer — but never as successful...

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Gay love spat spurs slay: cops

A man was fatally stabbed in the neck by his live-in boyfriend after a lovers' quarrel in Brooklyn Friday, police said. Ledaryl Burns, 31, had been arguing with Samuel Joseph, 27, inside their apartment on East 96th Street near Holmes Lane at around...

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To save a season — and Rex Ryan — the Jets look to Percy Harvin

The desperate push to ignite the dying embers of a season that would be reduced to ashes with a loss Sunday to the Bills, and very possibly to save Rex Ryan, falls now on the shoulders of Percy Harvin. Geno Smith and the Jets are looking for Harvin...

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Lincecum an option out of bullpen after getting clean bill of health

SAN FRANCISCO — Tim Lincecum's lower-back injury that forced him out of Game 2 is no longer an issue, so Giants manager Bruce Bochy has an option should he not want to use Hunter Strickland out of the bullpen in big spots for as long as the World Series...

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Benihana owner’s widow to hire power lawyer

The widow of Benihana founder Rocky Aoki is serving up another course in her long-running legal battle with her stepkids for control of the Japanese steakhouse empire. Keiko Aoki, who controls the international franchise rights, is set to hire high-powered...

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Citi Bike operator bought up by new company

A real estate company has bought the company that owns and operates the troubled Citi Bike program, a report said Friday. REQX Ventures will own all of Alta Bicycle Share once the deal is completed and plans to double the number of bikes to 12,000,...

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Willow Smith wows the crowd at Fader Fort

The Fresh Prince has spawned a Fresh Princess. 13-year-old Willow Smith wowed a packed crowd in Brooklyn on Friday night with a brief set of woozy soul at the Fader Fort presented by Converse – a specially created venue for the CMJ Music Festival. ...

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Jerry Lee Lewis excites the crowd in Times Square

There wasn't a whole lot of shakin' going on at B.B. Kings Blues Club and Grill on Friday night, but Jerry Lee Lewis' short and sweet set at the Times Square venue nevertheless provided enough excitement to ensure his status as a rock 'n' roll pioneer...

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Why the numbers lie when it comes to the Jets defense

Isn't it time, at 1-6 with the season in peril, that Rex Ryan's defense — the unit he's always most proud of — makes a stand Sunday against a Bills team that comes to MetLife Stadium having lost its top two running backs to injuries last week and is...

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Outside of Bumgarner, Royals hold edge in starting pitching

SAN FRANCISCO — Here is what we understand to be two absolute truths about the World Series: The Giants' Madison Bumgarner is clearly the best starter in the bunch, and the Royals' bullpen is superior to the Giants' pen that cost them Game 2. So, with...

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Las Vegas could be the new home of an NHL team

Billionaire William Foley is betting hockey will sell in Sin City . Foley is in advanced talks with the NHL about bringing the first major league sports franchise to Las Vegas, The Post has learned. "He's the real deal," a source said. "He has deep...

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Popsugar launching shopping magazine

Popsugar, one of the top lifestyle sites aimed at millennial women, plans to launch a shopping magazine next month. Shopstyle will be based on its fashion search engine of the same name with more than one million copies distributed. The 50-page debut...

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Men’s Journal publisher out after one year

The revolving door at Wenner Media's Men's Journal has swung again. Vincent Krsulich is out as publisher after only a year on the job. Krsulich has been waiting in the wings as an associate publisher for six years, serving under four different publishers...

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Couples recall sexual mishaps that sent them to ER on TLC reality show

After a night of drinking with their cover band in a Long Island rehearsal studio, Queens couple and bandmates Andrew, 40, and Francine, 29, found themselves alone and getting frisky on a drum set stool. But they never thought their tryst would end...

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Catching up with Fred Savage and Danica McKellar of ‘The Wonder Years’

Saviano (left), Savage and McKellar remained grounded kids over the course of six years on "The Wonder Years."Photo: ABC Photo Archives/ABC via Getty Images It's been 21 years since "The Wonder Years" went off the air, but some angry fans still...

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‘Scandal’ actor pulls double-duty as ‘Grimm’s newest creepy creature

Brian Letscher has seen his "Scandal" character Tom Larsen grow — from a bit part as a Secret Service agent in the ABC drama's first season to a B-613 agent who played a major role in the death of the President's son at the end of Season Three. While...

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Post-rehab Elizabeth Vargas back at ABC News

Elizabeth Vargas is returning to ABC News after a stint in rehab. The "20/20" co-anchor, 51, took a leave of absence Aug. 21 to treat her alcohol addiction. "So many thx to everyone for your support!" Vargas tweeted. "It means so much. I am back to...

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