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- Oct 1, 2026
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Harry Styles look-alikes compete for MSG tix in vibes-heavy doppelgänger contest (opens the original)
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A crew of Harry Styles fans battled Wednesday to be crowned as the singer’s doppelgänger, in a look-alike contest that was yet another part of the boy-band crooner’s NYC take over during his Madison Square Garden residency. The competition at RiseNY in Times Square was based more on vibes than looks — but a Brooklyn actor with One Direction-era hair and a Styles tribute player with a Harry-esque ‘stash were ultimately named the Brit’s twins. The pair beat out the other four competitors after tre
Male escort who allegedly swindled NYC ‘Roblox’ widow out of $6M ‘fled to Dubai’: lawyer (opens the original)
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A male escort accused of scamming a lonely New York City widow has fled to Dubai — and secretly wired over $1 million of her fortune to an offshore Middle Eastern account, her attorney claimed Thursday. Chiseled gigolo Greggory Starr transferred the cash from his account to one based in Dubai, bank records show — just days after grieving Marianne Flippo sued him, claiming he swindled her out of $6 million. “He moved the money to Dubai, he fled to Dubai,” said the widow’s attorney, Larry Hutcher,
Woman beaten to death in Central Park ID’d as beloved homeless artist famed for painting birds (opens the original)
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A beloved homeless artist famed for painting the birds of Central Park was the woman found viciously murdered in a gazebo near the park’s boathouse, The Post has learned. Lee Rogers, 63, who buoyantly peddled intricate wildlife watercolors during her years of sleeping rough in the wooded Manhattan haven, died after being bludgeoned by a stick-wielding madman Sunday, law-enforcement sources said. “She was like the Grandma Moses of Central Park,” said Robert DeCandido, a nature walk guide, referri
Workers free kittens from shredder that could have ‘obliterated’ them in purr-fect rescue mission: video (opens the original)
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A trio of kittens helplessly trapped in an industrial shredder were rescued by quick-thinking maintenance workers on Long Island, heartwarming video shows. The employees heard “screams” Thursday from the machinery, leading them to unscrew the contraption and find three black newborn kittens inside, animal rescuer John Debacker told The Post. Once they made the adorable discovery, a thoughtful worker covered them with a towel and called Debacker, a Long Island “catman” known for daring rescues. D
Monstrous NY shopping mall that aimed to spark troubled downtown devolves into bane of Dem-run city (opens the original)
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The 1.2 million-square-foot New Roc City shopping center was supposed to be the cornerstone of a revitalization of the long-neglected downtown in New Rochelle when it opened to great fanfare in 1999. Nearly three decades later, the mall is an eyesore in disrepair, with few tenants, fewer customers and occasional roving bands of rowdy young toughs that scare away shoppers and families. “It just sucks,” one New Roc retailer told The Post. “It was a really bad idea and it didn’t work. They were try
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