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I haven't heard anything about it and would have to know the plot to decide if it should be the first movie I go to a theater to watch since Ice Age 3.

NHL commissioner Gary Bettman binged it in one night.

Yes, it was hilariously obvious that Ilya's breath never showed on that frigid night in Moscow or for either of them when they first met as Ilya was struggling to light his cigarette in that fierce winter wind.

Thief stealing car on Cape Cod finds kilo of cocaine in trunk,... NYPOST.COM The would-be-crook told cops he was trying to swipe a Kia parked in a commuter lot in Hyannis on Jan. 6, when he discovered the giant... Thief stealing car on Cape Cod finds kilo of cocaine in trunk, reports it to cops — who then bust dealer one wonders if this will scare him straight or encourage him to branch out NYC teen charged with decapitating mom’s boyfriend to seek insanity defense couldn't he think of a better way to seek an insanity defense?

https://www.realtor.com/news/trends/foreclosure-rate-us-2025-data-attom/?cid=psc_nyp_syndication_trends_foreclosure-rate-us-2025-data-attom Realtor.com/Getty Images Foreclosures continued to rise last year, with Florida leading the nation, although mortgage defaults remain fairly low relative to historic levels. In 2025, foreclosure filings were reported on 367,460 U.S. properties, up 14% from 2024 but still 25% below 2019, before pandemic disruptions altered the dynamics of the housing market, according to year-end data from real estate analytics firm ATTOM. Florida had the highest foreclosure rate of any state last year, with foreclosure filings on 0.44% of residential properties in the Sunshine State. Following were Delaware(0.42%), South Carolina (0.41%), and Illinois (0.40%).

The Forgotten Kitchen Liquid That Helps Pothos Plants Thrive APPLE.NEWS Sometimes, plants require more than just water. Fortunately, if your pothos plant needs a boost, this common kitchen liquid can get the job done. To prepare the rice water for your pothos (or for any other houseplants that look like they need a little boost), the easiest method is to stir your uncooked rice around in strainer set in a bowl of tepid water and let it soak for a couple of minutes. Once you remove your rice, all that remaining liquid is ready to be added directly into your pothos plant soil. You can also create rice water by boiling your rice in a bit more water than you normally would and saving the extra. Boiling concentrates the nutrients, so gardeners recommend diluting boiled rice water to avoid fertilizer burn. You can also let the rice water ferment for a few days in a jar and then add it to your plants for better nutrient absorption. You can even spray it on foliage. Like most unusual houseplant hacks, applying rice water may have benefits, but it isn't magic and should be applied with care. Pothos plants don't like over-watering, so adding rice water on top of your normal watering routine might lead to root rot, mold, or wilted leaves just because of that extra moisture.

But Shane's mom thought you hate it!

How To Clean Wood Cabinets To Remove Grease And Bring Back Their Shine APPLE.NEWS Similar to wood floors, wood cabinets require special maintenance to keep them clean and spotless, without actually damaging the wood... hire someone?

I can never follow along when people start using all sorts of technical terms.

Two lifelong friends from France saw a childhood dream come to fruition with the opening of Le Petit Paris, a bakery and café serving treats like hand-rolled croissants and freshly made pastries, including their signature “Flankie,” made with a chocolate chip cookie crust and topped with vanilla flan. The bakery, located at 81-45 Lefferts Blvd. in Kew Gardens, opened at the end of last month in the same building where the German and Polish deli, Homestead Gourmet Shop, stood for nearly 80 years. The shop has since been reimagined as an expansive space with French music playing in the background and cozy tables, perfect for grabbing a rose latte or a sandwich on a warm baguette. In the few weeks since the bakery has opened, customers have really gravitated towards some of their classic items, like their croissants, made with fresh butter from France and handrolled each morning; however, their Flankie, a fusion of a chocolate chip cookie and flan, has quickly become a fan favorite for its delicious and unique concept, blending American and French sweets. “Our signature pastry is our Flankie,” said Le Mezec. “It has a chocolate chip cookie dough crust and a vanilla pastry on the inside. We also have a pistachio flavor for a weekend special, but I would say it’s the product that really represents us-you can find this one only here.” Other pastries to explore when visiting the shop include the Kouign Amann, made with croissant-style dough and baked with butter and sugar for a caramelized finish, and the mixed berry tart, prepared on a croissant shell and filled with vanilla pastry cream and fresh fruits, such as raspberries, blackberries, and strawberries. Le Petit Paris opens in the former Homestead Gourmet Space QNS.COM Two lifelong friends from France saw a childhood dream come to fruition with the opening of Le Petit Paris, a bakery and café serving treats like...

Oh dearest me ! I'm afraid you're suffering from such an attack of the vapors that you didn't even notice you posted the same thing as the person before you.

I had a very nice cashier tonight, but I don't know how I feel about the guy who bagged my groceries. He told me by the way, in the face, you look like Harvey Feierstein, the actor, whom he apparently met once and found to be very nice. I was going to say he's better known as a writer, but I didn't want to engage at all with this at least somewhat delusional man.

straight out of the Haagen Dazs carton

I could tell you, but then...

1. very pretty 2. why are there cum stains to his left? 3. that wallpaper has to go

They were redacted. He could tell you, but then he'd have to kill you. So I'll tell you, but he still might decide he has to kill you. All four would be perfect for the show. I’ve been thinking about this. But unfortunately, I think Graham Norton is about to wrap up the season . I don’t think there’s many episodes left.

Actor François Arnaud on the mass appeal of hit show 'Heated Rivalry' APPLE.NEWS Actor François Arnaud joins Morning Joe to discuss the hit HBO series 'Heated Rivalry'.

Thanks, but what I was asking about (rather obtusely, I guess) is why is the name included now? In the past, didn't it just say guest? I prefer this way, but only noticed it recently.

They haven't been on the view

Kiefer Sutherland was arrested early Monday after police said he assaulted a ride-hail driver in Hollywood. Sutherland was arrested on suspicion of making criminal threats after officers responded to reports of an assault on a driver in Hollywood early Monday. The "24" and "Stand by Me" actor, 59, was taken into custody after Los Angeles police answered a radio call about 12:15 a.m. about an assault near Sunset Boulevard and Fairfax Avenue, a Police Department spokesperson said in a statement. "The investigation determined that the suspect, later identified as Kiefer Sutherland, entered a rideshare vehicle, physically assaulted the driver (the victim) and made criminal threats toward the victim," according to an LAPD statement. Sutherland was arrested at the scene and booked into the LAPD jail and later released on $50,000 bail with a court date set for Feb. 2, records show. According to Los Angeles police, the driver did not sustain any injuries requiring medical treatment at the scene. The investigation into the incident by Hollywood Division detectives is ongoing. Sutherland's representatives did not immediately respond to a call from The Times for a statement. Sutherland is best known for playing Jack Bauer in the Fox drama "24" and President Tom Kirkman in "Designated Survivor," after decades of big box-office movies including "The Lost Boys" "Flatliners" and "A Few Good Men." The Canadian actor has had previous run-ins with the law, including drunk driving charges in 2004 and 2007. The Golden Globe winner spent 48 days in jail in 2007 for driving under the influence and a probation violation. There was also an assault charge in 2009 that was later dropped. He was most recently arrested in 2020 on suspicion of driving under the influence after making an illegal U-turn in Hollywood.

I DIDN'T get my $4.50. I got $6.07!!! How about $6.07? If you'd submitted a claim like I did, you'd have $62.61 1 out of 2 ain't bad, I guess! I have $6.07 pieces of evidence that prove you wrong. Wait until you see the majesty of the celebratory shindig.

RIGHTING A WRONG I THOUGHT I PREVIOUSLY POSTED ABOUT (but I guess I didn't): New York Attorney General Letitia James on Friday secured more than $4.2 million for at least 20 Brooklyn families after they were defrauded out of their life savings when they bought non-existent condominium units in Bay Ridge. James sued Xi Hui “Steven Wu, his ex-wife Xiao Rong Yang, and his companies TCJ Construction Inc. and 345 Ovington LLC in 2022 after an investigation found that Wu orchestrated a years-long scheme to sell fake condominium units at 345 Ovington Ave. and steal more than $5 million from families in his own community. On Friday, the New York Supreme Court awarded $4,227,888 in restitution, plus 9% interest dating back to 2016, with the full amount to be returned to the families, officials said. “Steven Wu preyed on hardworking immigrant families, abused their trust, and stole the savings they had set aside to build a stable future,” James said in a statement. “These families believed they were buying homes, when in reality, they were being sold nothing but lies. This order returns money to the families Wu cheated and ensures he can never again exploit New Yorkers through fraudulent real estate schemes. I am thrilled that these families will finally see justice.” The residents of the building, the nonprofit Asian Americans for Equality, in partnership with the New York AG’s office, New York Homes and Community Renewal and the New York City Department of Housing Preservation and Development worked together to take the building back several years ago. “We are grateful to Attorney General James and happy for the 20 families at 345 Ovington [Avenue] who have finally seen justice prevail after nearly losing everything as a result of this fraudulent scheme,” said Thomas Yu, the executive director of Asian Americans for Equality. “Not only did Attorney General James successfully prosecute this case, but she worked with the residents and AAFE to prevent any evictions and ensure that the dream of homeownership stayed alive for these families.” In January 2013, Wu submitted an offering plan to OAG for a proposed 25-unit condominium building at 345 Ovington Ave. While the offering plan was filed with OAG, Wu never completed the required steps with the New York City Department of Finance to legally create a condominium. The building was never subdivided into individual units, no separate tax lots were established, and no lawful condominium deeds were ever created, according to officials. Despite having no legal authority to sell condominium units, Wu proceeded to “sell” units to at least 20 immigrant Chinese families, many of whom moved into the building under the assumption that they owned their homes. Wu targeted families who trusted him as a prominent developer in the neighborhood and relied on informal, single-page agreements written in Chinese, rather than formal purchase contracts as required by law. In reality, there were no condominium units to sell, and the families received no legal ownership interest in exchange for their payments, officials said. In addition to collecting down payments — and in some cases, full payments — from the families, Wu also collected monthly residential mortgage payments from many of the residents who did not pay for their units in full. Nearly all of the residents were also making monthly payments to Wu, which they believed were for condominium common charges. However, because no condominium actually existed, these payments were essentially direct payments to Wu. Over several years, Wu stole more than $5 million from immigrant families, draining their life savings while using the money to cover his own loans and construction expenses, according to James. The OAG also found that Wu repeatedly lied to regulators and fabricated documents in an effort to conceal his fraud. When questioned by OAG, Wu submitted fake purchase agreements and escrow documentation to make it appear that he lawfully collected and held purchaser deposits. In fact, Wu failed to place any of the purchaser deposits in escrow accounts, instead pocketing the families’ real payments, in direct violation of New York law, officials said.

After taking office this month, Council Member Phil Wong announced his office is partnering with the NYPD Transportation Bureau to address transit safety and “quality-of-life” concerns, such as illegal parking. According to 311 statistics compiled by the State Comptroller’s office, illegal parking has been one of the top three complaints within District 30 for years now, with residents reporting an uptick in the behavior following the COVID-19 pandemic. Wong stated he would address the issue throughout his time on the campaign trail and met with traffic enforcement officials Jan. 12 to begin the work of fulfilling the promise. Wong met with Transportation Bureau Chief Olufunmilola “Lola” Obe and Deputy Chief Brian O’Sullivan to discuss how best to approach the law-breaking on the majority residential streets of Maspeth, Middle Village and Glendale. The bureau plans on working with local precincts and citywide traffic units to lay the groundwork for targeted responses regarding the vehicles in District 30 and the rest of the city. In 2025, the 104th Precinct alone towed close to 1,000 cars, with plenty more in the jurisdiction of both the 110th and 112th Precincts. Wong noted that the agency and police will put emphasis on targeting RVs parked long-term on residential streets, trucks parking overnight and the many auto-body shops and tow companies that use public streets to store cars. On Jan. 11, Wong posted on Facebook showing several derelict cars, both abandoned and stored out front by the auto-body shops, being towed in coordination with the 104th Precinct.

And a great psycho on SVU years later.