In a radio interview this morning, Donald Trump said he feels betrayed by the New York Daily News, which he said he “saved” but now gives him “nothing but bad articles.”
Trump:
“I understand the Daily News. I saved the Daily News. When Mort Zuckerman and Fred Drasner came to me years ago Read More
After a meeting in Queens on Saturday, I asked Dennis Walcott about possibly running for mayor in 2013, as has been floated.
“That’s ridiculous. Give me a break,” he said. “That is just so absurd,” and “something I am not interested in.”
Journalists on the NY1′s Reporter’s Roundtable Friday had some objections to the way State Senator Carl Kruger was covered by the New York Post which said on their front page that the lawmaker was not only accused of corruption, but “gay” and ”closeted” too. The person who allegedly helped Kruger pocket the kick-back money is a doctor that Read More
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg apparently swung by the mayor’s office while in town for his Saturday Night Live appearance alongside pretender Jesse Eisenberg, the Daily News reports.
“I met with Mark Zuckerberg the other day to see if we can get some help from Facebook,” Mayor Michael Bloomberg said. “Having a site for New Read More
The New York Daily News iPad app is now available in the Apple iTunes store, said the Daily News in a statement.
The app allows subscribers ($1.99 a month for now) to download a replica of the print edition for wifi-less commutes and keep up with breaking news and multimedia throughout the day, according to Daily Read More
Last Wednesday night, Page Six reporter Emily Smith was at the club Provocateur in the meatpacking district at a party for the season finale of The Spin Crowd, an E! network reality show produced by Kim Kardashian.
Ms. Kardashian came and left quickly, and Ms. Smith talked briefly with the club’s owner about its alleged Read More
By now we’ve grown so used to bedbugs and the odd cockroach in our apartments, we’ve practically adopted them as house pets. But imagine waking up one morning to a snake in your toilet.
“Yikes! Snakes in the can!” begins the
Throughout the past 12 months, The Commercial Observer reported on tenants actively looking for new space, regardless of whether those tenants (or their brokers, or their landlords) wanted the marketplace at large to know. Information is power! And so forth …
Here are some of the prospective tenants we reported on, including retail and office, Read More
Admittedly, there may be hotter subjects this month than the City Charter Commission’s ballot proposals. But an absurd state law nevertheless allows our mayor to hand-pick a commission to deliberate city governance in the dog days of August and put profound changes on the ballot for November. So it’s worth examining.
The risk of Read More
Our apologies for coming to this a couple of days late, but we just noticed this: Vic Ziegel, the legendary Daily News sports columnist, is dead at age 72. The great general interest sports columnists are becoming a thing of the past, and Mr. Ziegel was certainly one of the more recognizable names. Here Read More
