Posts by Sophie Clearwater
Bridget Marquardt Defends Jessica Biel’s Role in Playboy Movie After Crystal Harris Criticism
Biel’s casting as Hefner’s wife in the upcoming Playmates film—directed by Lorraine Nicholson and also starring Bill Pullman as Hefner—was announced earlier this month. And though the businessman was married to Harris, as well as Mildred Williams and Kimberley Conrad, the 7th Heaven alum’s character will be fictional. For Marquardt, she doesn’t think Harris has a right to tell anyone not to tell the story. “What…
Read MoreHero driver who tried to stop Oregon school shooter shows bullet hole-riddled truck: ‘Holy s–t’
A hero driver who tried to stop the Oregon school shooter showed off the bullet holes that riddled his car as the teen gunman tried to kill him. The driver was the first person to call 911 around 1 p.m. Thursday to raise the alarm after “being shot at multiple times by a person with…
Read MoreLaw & Order Kills Off Beloved Character in Shocking Death
In the criminal justice system, some characters become especially beloved. But that doesn’t mean they’ll always be safe. And in the second episode of Law & Order season 26, which aired on Oct. 15, it was the end of the road for Detective Vincent Riley (Reid Scott). This is his story. Riley—who joined the series…
Read MoreThe Western Mountain Towns That Rival New England for Fall Foliage
Lake Tahoe, CA While the volume of fall foliage is smaller than what you’ll find on the East Coast, the intensity of color that Lake Tahoe delivers in various pockets is what makes this mountain town such a premier destination for leaf peeping out West. Golden leaves from quaking aspens appear in bright bursts, punctuating…
Read MoreDon’t hibernate just yet! NYC’s fall street fairs are back — here’s where to find them
Don’t hibernate just yet. New Yorkers have one more chance to soak up the crisp fall air before the city turns into a freezer. Street fairs are taking over neighborhoods across the five boroughs this October and November, bringing food vendors, local businesses, shopping, entertainment and prime people-watching to car-free stretches of NYC. With fairs…
Read MoreBillionaires Are the Symptom, Not the Disease
This is why a politics aimed only at billionaires will miss the mark. I support wealth taxes, and I hope Proposition 40 passes. Yet wealth taxes only claw back winnings after the fact. This year’s Forbes’ Billionaires list added 390 newcomers. Taxing Musk, Bezos, and other billionaires does not touch the executives, boards, investment funds,…
Read MoreExclusive | Amazon has vowed to fire thousands of NYC workers if Mamdani labor bill passes — what experts say could happen
Amazon has vowed to close more than a dozen warehouses and shed thousands of workers across New York City over a labor bill being pushed by Mayor Zohran Mamdani — and the e-commerce giant is likely to make good on the threat if the controversial legislation is enacted, industry experts told The Post. The Delivery…
Read MoreHuman Judgement Is the Most Powerful Technology in the AI Age
Never have we possessed more sophisticated tools to communicate, yet our ability to understand one another seems increasingly fragile. We are connected across continents in milliseconds, but too often separated by fear, anger, and mistrust. Our technologies can transform medicine, education, and human prosperity. Yet they can also accelerate conflict, undermine democracy, and challenge human…
Read MoreDaisy Edgar Jones, Sense and Sensibility Cast Detail the Biggest—and Best—Changes From the Book
An even bigger change was made to the fall from grace of John Willoughby—one that Dillane thinks makes the case that his character is not a true villain, despite leaving a lovelorn Marianne in his wake. “We tell a slightly different story in the screenplay from the book, which should be stressed,” Dillane explained. “It…
Read MoreWhy is France Burning?
Young protesters at Place de la Bastille on October 08, 2026 in Paris, France. —Remon Haazen-Getty Images The French like to take to the streets, and they do it often. On Sept. 17, students at Lycée Saint-Exupéry, a rather underprivileged high school in the Paris suburb of Créteil, erupted in protest over the abysmal conditions…
Read MoreWWE star Montez Ford sued over alleged ‘sexualized lap dance’ on Illinois security guard during live broadcast
An Illinois security guard alleged that WWE star Montez Ford performed a “sexualized lap dance” on him during a live Netflix broadcast of “Monday Night Raw.” Noel Lucas accused Ford, whose real name is Kenneth Crawford, and the WWE of assault, battery, intentional infliction of emotional distress and other claims, according to the lawsuit filed…
Read MoreOregon elementary school teen gunman fired his mom’s shotgun at truck before rampage that left 3 kids, teacher dead: report
The Oregon teen who burst into an elementary school, killing three students and a teacher, used his mom’s shotgun to fire at a pickup truck before his deadly rampage, according to a report. The unidentified 16-year-old shooter, a Bend resident, was heading towards Silver Rail Elementary School just before 1 p.m. Thursday when he was…
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