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The apartment has been in the news many times since she died, and occasionally even before. It's been difficult to sell at the prices asked.

Patrick Dempsey (Grey’s Anatomy) has been tapped to lead the new Fox drama series Memory of a Killer, the network announced during its Upfront presentation Monday. Set to premiere sometime during the 2025–2026 TV season, the series is inspired by the 2003 Belgian film De Zaak Alzheimer (La Memoire Du Tueur). Dempsey stars as Angelo Ledda, “a hitman leading a dangerous double life, while hiding an even deadlier personal secret,” according to Fox. Spoiler alert: that “personal secret” is that Angelo develops early onset Alzheimer’s. This presents a number of complications for Angelo, especially as he juggles his two personas: “fearsome NYC hitman and sleepy upstate Cooperstown photocopier salesman and father." “Alzheimer’s is a foe he can’t outrun, and he knows too well how this ends, as his older brother is already lost to the condition,” reads the official logline. “Angelo is exceptionally resourceful and talented, the best of the best. But he’s about to be tested like never before — and now every minute counts. This is only made more difficult when he discovers that his wife’s recent death may not have been an accident. So, when someone comes after his daughter — who is pregnant — it’s clear the wall between his lives has been breached. Angelo must stop whoever’s coming for his family by searching his past hits for clues, and the list is very long.” The logline continues: “Now Angelo must hunt down his mortal enemy while continuing to carry out hits without giving away his diagnosis and still making it home in time to cook dinner for his daughter. Memory of a Killer is a redemptive story about a man who is losing his memory but gaining a conscience. Because Angelo knows he must stop history from repeating itself and save his family — before he forgets the past.”

A major fire in Maspeth over the weekend has renewed concerns about illegally parked RVs and weak city enforcement after flames from a street-side camper spread to the iconic GoodFellas Diner, causing extensive damage to a neighborhood landmark. The blaze, which started around 9:30 p.m. on Saturday, May 10, originated from a parked RV and quickly spread to the old diner at 56-26 Maspeth Ave. Sixty firefighters responded to the scene, and two civilians were evaluated but declined medical treatment. The fire marked the second time in seven years that GoodFellas Diner has suffered a major blaze. Curtis Sliwa, founder of the Guardian Angels and a Republican mayoral candidate, was holding a fundraiser nearby at the time of the incident. He witnessed the fire and used the moment to criticize the city’s handling of illegal RVs. “We cannot have streets filled with RVs that people live in full time,” Sliwa said. “Lack of law enforcement makes life unsafe for all communities.”

NBC renewed the show that only my sister and I watch.

Satisfying enough season finale.

I just knocked off the last four episodes. It was not a life-changing experience.

just like bitcoin.

Wait... you don't mean... ?!?!?!

"Barry" is actually his drag name. His birth name is Phyllis.

BIG ENOUGH

No, him...

Sunnyside pastor’s new book affirming queer Christian identity to launch May 29 at Sanger Hall - Sunnyside Post SUNNYSIDEPOST.COM May 9, 2025 By Shane O'Brien A Sunnyside pastor is set to release a new book exploring the intersection between... A Sunnyside pastor is set to release a new book exploring the intersection between queer identity and the Christian faith, offering a “lifeline to millions of people” who have been told to choose between their sexuality and their religion. Rev. Brandan Robertson, pastor of Sunnyside Reformed Church in Queens, is set to release “Queer & Christian: Reclaiming Our Bible, Our Faith, and Our Place at the Table”, on May 25 with an event at Manhattan’s Middle Collegiate Church.

Astoria bakery debuts Pope Leo Cookie to celebrate first American pope - Astoria Post ASTORIAPOST.COM May 9, 2025 By Shane O'Brien An Astoria pastry shop has introduced a "Pope Leo Cookie", complete with a... THOSE ARE SOME FANCY COMMUNION WAFERS!

I have caught up on about five episodes the last few days and was strangely unmoved by Bobby's death, other than Athena's choice for his final resting spot. In fact I was more moved by the episode from a couple of weeks prior with Leslie Ann Warren as his estranged mother.

It was very satisfying watching Steven A. Smith get killed in his acting debut last night.

I might have watched an episode or two of The Big Bang Theory because I liked every other Chuck Lorre sitcom before it, but if I did, I must have disliked them a lot because I was never tempted to try it again even though my brother-in-law and nephew loved it and I haven't even watched a minute of either of the spinoffs.

Might I suggest you try some advanced alien technology instead?

Chet Lemon has passed away at the age of 70. A specific cause of death wasn’t listed but Lemon’s ongoing health problems have been previously documented. He was diagnosed with polycythemia vera, a rare blood disorder, while still a player in 1990. The obituary notes that Lemon suffered a series of clots and at least 13 strokes over the years. That led to at least 300 hospital visits in the past 30 years and left Lemon unable to walk or talk.

The tears of a clown, indeed.

Prime Video Octopus! Phoebe Waller-Bridge narrates this two-part documentary about one of the most intelligent and mysterious life forms on the planet.

Prime Video Octopus! Phoebe Waller-Bridge narrates this two-part documentary about one of the most intelligent and mysterious life forms on the planet.

Six-time Emmy® Award winner and Tony Award® nominee Jean Smart returns to Broadway for 12 weeks only in a tour-de-force portrayal of a writer whose words are her greatest gift, her biggest secret, and her only way out. Written by Jamie Wax and directed by Sarna Lapine, CALL ME Izzy is a can’t-miss theatrical event and a moving portrait of one woman’s refusal to be silenced through her own sheer tenacity, humor, and fiery imagination.

Rather uneventful episode last night...