How Page Six Became the Most Feared Gossip Column in the World

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The gossip section of the New York Post has endured where others have not. Established in November 1976, following Rupert Murdoch’s acquisition of the newspaper, it was James Brady who was given the responsibility to implement Murdoch’s idea for a page filled with brief news items contributed by various sources and edited with a distinctive, often humorous tone. Known as Page Six due to its initial location on this page, the column has survived for almost five decades. Today, it stands as the only remaining gossip column from that era, and it has become as well-known as the New York Post itself. In the past week, Page Six has been referenced in a Jeopardy! question and played a role in an episode of Only Murders in the Building.

Nvidia Hit With Crypto Lawsuit From SEC and DOJ

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As a seasoned analyst with over two decades of experience under my belt, I’ve seen my fair share of corporate scandals and regulatory battles. This latest tussle between Nvidia and the SEC, coupled with the involvement of the DOJ, is a case that piques my interest for several reasons. Nvidia is facing legal action from … Read more

MicroStrategy Seeks Bitcoin Advocacy Manager for Growth

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As a seasoned crypto investor with a knack for spotting trends, I find MicroStrategy’s latest move to be nothing short of brilliant. Having been around during the dot-com boom and bust, I’ve learned that companies that embrace innovation and take bold steps often reap significant rewards. Recently, MicroStrategy unveiled a job position for a Bitcoin … Read more

Kevin Smith Re-Wrote The 4:30 Movie After Making a Promise to a “Fake” George R.R. Martin

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In Kevin Smith’s latest movie, “The 4:30 Film,” which is typical of his work, there are numerous cameos by big-name stars. However, when a renowned author in the fantasy genre expressed interest in being part of this new project, it prompted Smith to write an entirely new scene for the film. Often, Smith works with the same actors and invites his close friends and family to make appearances and contribute to his films. Yet, during the production of “The 4:30 Movie,” Kevin Smith received a surprising text, allegedly from George R.R. Martin… or so he believed.

Powers Pleasant Presents Star-Studded Sophomore LP, ‘Life Sucks’

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Brooklyn-based music producer Powers Pleasant has finally unveiled his second studio album, titled “Life Sucks.” This highly anticipated project features a diverse group of 21 artists, including collaborator Denzel Curry from the album “Melt My Eyez See Your Future,” along with Joey Bada$$, DC The Don, Saba, A$AP Ferg, and several others.