Posts by Sophie Clearwater
Breaking Down the Series Finale of ‘Outer Banks’
Warning: This post contains spoilers for Outer Banks Season 5. After years of treasure hunts, betrayals, shipwrecks, family feuds and increasingly improbable escapes, the Pogues finally make it home. The fifth and final season of Netflix’s Outer Banks sends John B (Chase Stokes), Sarah (Madelyn Cline), Kiara (Madison Bailey), Pope (Jonathan Daviss), Cleo (Carlacia Grant),…
Read MoreDid the Pogues Finally Get Their Treasure? How Outer Banks Ended After 5 Seasons
Meanwhile, Rafe Cameron (Starkey) left the Outer Banks for good to start a new life with Sofia (Fiona Palomo) after new evidence tying him to the murder of Sheriff Peterkin (Adina Porter) in season one emerged. But perhaps the sweetest ending of all was reserved for John B. Routledge (Stokes) and Sarah Cameron (Cline), who rebuilt their home after Topper Thornton (Austin…
Read MoreNBA predictions: Karl-Anthony Towns will emerge as league’s leading rebounder
Gambling content 21+. The New York Post may receive an affiliate commission if you sign up through our links. Read our editorial standards for more information. You would be hard pressed to find an athlete who is having a better year than Karl-Anthony Towns in 2026. Towns helped the Knicks finally end their 53-year NBA title drought…
Read MoreMeet Mikayla Demaiter — the ‘world’s sexiest hockey player’ dating Bryson DeChambeau
Bryson DeChambeau and model Mikayla Demaiter are officially an item. An insider to the couple told Us Weekly that while the relationship is new, the two are currently “very happy.” Clues had been dropped online that had fans speculating over the relationship recently. “They are both pretty private when it comes to relationships,” the insider added, as…
Read MoreAnne Hathaway Reacts to Julie Andrews’ Absence From Princess Diaries 3
Hathaway’s insight into the royal production comes after Andrews confirmed she would be passing her crown down as Queen Clarisse. “I’m not going to be in it,” Andrews told Today.com in an interview published Aug. 10. “I think the story is slightly different, and I’m not quite sure how they’re dealing with that. But it’s too late for me…
Read MoreAt Pelagos, Luca Piscazzi Turns Italian Instinct Into Greek Discovery
Chef Luca Piscazzi. Pelagos Before moving to Greece to open Pelagos, a fine dining restaurant in the Four Seasons Astir Palace Hotel Athens, Luca Piscazzi had only been to the country on vacation. The Italian chef grew up in Rome and moved to London at 19, hoping to learn about global flavors and techniques. He…
Read MoreMelania Trump links up with IndyCar for foster kid scholarships — and a stylish new look
WASHINGTON — Melania Trump will announce a new round of scholarships for foster children on Thursday, partnering with IndyCar to bring new opportunities to those in need. The sanctioning body for US auto racing will team up with the Trump administration, and Indiana and Purdue universities to fund the investments, joining 24 other schools around…
Read MoreOur Approach to Drought and Wildfire Is Economically Backwards
When we think about economic infrastructure, ports and power grids loom large. However, what stewards of the land—including farmers, herders, and pastoralists—have understood for generations is that healthy land is infrastructure too. It underpins livelihoods, food production, water security, the production of raw materials, and, by extension, the economy. In fact, roughly $44 trillion of…
Read MoreInside the DSA’s Ambitious Push to Remake the Democratic Party
The conversations offer clues to DSA’s sudden relevance. Members talk about rent and health care, Donald Trump and immigration enforcement, Israel and Gaza, jobs that do not pay enough and homes they cannot afford. Others describe a Democratic Party they no longer believe is capable of addressing the problems shaping their lives. There is plenty…
Read MoreA hand up — not a handout — for public-housing tenants? NYC says ‘no way’
The New York City Housing Authority grapples with some obvious ills: Elevators break down all the time, crime and gang violence are common, and fixing up aging NYCHA buildings could cost up to $80 billion the agency doesn’t have. But some of the problems facing the nation’s largest public housing authority are less visible. The…
Read MorePop star Jessie J unleashes on fighting concert-goers: ‘Get rid of them’
Pop star Jessie J stopped a recent show to ensure a couple of fighting concert-goers were booted from the crowd. The British singer was performing at the Party in the Paddock festival in the UK over the weekend when a fight broke out in the crowd. In footage posted online, Jessie was shown first appealing to…
Read MoreDear Abby: Am I aging — or just telling the same stories too often?
DEAR ABBY: I am 70 and consider my mental faculties to be normal. One aging issue my wife and I have noticed is that I tend to repeat stories to our children, grandchildren and friends. Our children can be less than forgiving toward this old boomer as they deliver a comment like, “Yeah, we’ve already…
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