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- Oct 1, 2026
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Exclusive | NYC’s real-life warrior princess fights subway slimeballs with street smarts: ‘Jab them in the eyes and run’ (opens the original)
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She’s a knockout — and she’ll knock you out. A martial-arts expert in Brooklyn named Crystal is getting a kick out of her Big Apple adventures by becoming a real-life Warrior Princess on social media. Armed with bulging biceps, taut traps and lats and leg muscles aplenty, Crystal — who, like Cher and The Undertaker, needs no last name — is capable of protecting herself against the occasional slimeball on city streets and subway platforms. But the steely siren isn’t going around Gotham looking to
Groom makes mortifying blunder during wedding ceremony: ‘I’d have to kill him’ (opens the original)
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Vowing to love, honor and obey the bride — and not her sister — is the name of game. Nerves are known to get the best of some grooms in the minutes prior to taking the plunge. But when one jittery fella’s big day mistake, calling his wife-to-be another woman’s name, is a “f- -ked up” slip of the lip that the internet refuses to forgive. “POV: You’re standing at the altar and your husband calls you the wrong name,” Emma, a newlywed based in Brisbane, wrote in the captions of a chaotic clip from h
Does your man pass the first-class test? Traveler sparks controversial airplane dating debate (opens the original)
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Sacrificing a first-class seat on a flight is now an enlightening litmus test for romantic relationships, revealing whether a fella is chivalrous or selfish, warns an insistent influencer. “A real man is going to switch seats with you,” said Madeline McAdam, a NYC-based content creator, arguing that gallant gents should automatically relinquish airplane upgrades to their wives or girlfriends while traveling, in a divisive viral vid. “It’s not about the seat. It’s the principle.” The blonde’s ex-
Exclusive | NYC’s blue collar babes are ditching the rat race to do the dirtiest jobs — and raking in staggering salaries (opens the original)
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Freeing frisky lovers from a set of fuzzy handcuffs at 2:00 a.m., or granting law enforcement access into an apartment containing a dead body — it’s all in a profitable day’s work for Upper East Sider Sahar Yona. The 27-year-old residential and commercial locksmith is one of the less than 12 percent of American women — and 8 percent of adults under age 30 — making bank in the blue collar profession. While the New Yorker’s classmates were gearing up for their junior year of high school in 2017, c
Google’s most-searched teenage slang of 2026 confuses older generations (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. They’ve 86’d “6-7” in exchange for far worse. Gen Alphas, youngsters under 17, keen on whispering “quiet on the creek” at random intervals, are loudly and proudly confusing millennials, Gen Xers, Baby Boomers — and even the 20-somethings of Gen Z — with their viral, vexing vocabulary. Bewildering buzzwords and phrases such as “scuba,” “crine,” and “i can’t do nathan,” all reign as the most-searched teenage slang of 2026, per trending new data. Now
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