Cousin Brucie Exults in His Return to AM Radio in NYC After Exiting SiriusXM: ‘I Missed the Audience’

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorEven in a pandemic, the VMAs found a way to start off their show with a bang: The Weeknd performed his smash single “Blinding Lights” 1,100 feet above New York, from the city’s highest observation deck, Edge at Hudson Yards.Weeknd was in the guise of the busted-nose character he portrays on his latest album, “After Hours,” and the performance began in a way similar to the album’s videos, which depict the character having a surreal and absolutely terrible night in

NEW YORK -- When Brandy began crafting her newest album nearly three years ago, her intent was both benevolent and selfish. She wanted to give R&B fans the timeless music she’s been synonymous with, while also gain liberation from emotional bondage.

Radha Blank shows off her writing, directing, producing and acting chops in the first trailer for Netflix'sForty-Year-Old-Version. The Lena Waithe-produced comedy features writer-producer Blank in her directorial debut — a personal ode to the stories sparked by adversity and dreams unfulfilled.

Dorinda Medley is leaving the "Real Housewives of New York." The reality star made the announcement on Tuesday via social media. "What a journey this has been," she began her post.

Jerry Seinfeld is pissed. On Monday, the New York Times published an op-ed from the comedian in which he offered a scathing rebuke to a recent piece penned byJames Altucher, who argued New York City is "dead" due to the novel coronavirus pandemic.

an opinion piece for the New York Times on Monday, calling the club owner a “putz” and urging him to “shut up.”What drew Seinfeld’s ire was a viral LinkedIn post in which Altucher, who owns the popular comedy club Stand Up NY, declared that the big apple is “dead forever” due to the demise of the city’s business opportunities, culture and food at the hands of the coronavirus pandemic.“The last thing we need in the thick of so many challenges is some putz on LinkedIn wailing and whimpering,

Greg Evans Associate Editor/Broadway CriticIn an impassioned defense of his beloved and beleaguered New York City, comedian Jerry Seinfeld has some harsh words for a Manhattan comedy club owner who bolted for Florida and recently claimed the Big Apple is “completely dead” with no hope for a rebound.“You say New York will not bounce back this time,” Seinfeld writes in a New York Times opinion column posted today, not naming his target but linking to a LinkedIn post written earlier this month by

Irina Shayk has spent the majority of her quarantine in The Big Apple since splitting from ex, Bradley Cooper in January. And the Russian supermodel took the opportunity to give back to her community on Friday, posting on Instagram to reveal she had teamed up with Voss water to donate 2,000 bottles of Voss to The River Fund and Food Bank For New York City. On the same day, her ex Bradley, 45, was also spotted out in New York, as he left his home for a game of tennis.  Bradley was dressed smartly

Rachael Ray is feeling seriously grateful for her husband John Cusimano amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. In an exclusive interview with Us Weekly before a house fire raged through the couple’s upstate New York home, the bestselling author and award-winning daytime TV show host shared how Cusimano has helped her through this uncertain time.“John and I have always worked together, but in separate buildings.

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Rachael Ray luckily was not harmed after a fire erupted at her home in upstate New York.

Rachael Ray and her family are safe after a fire tore through her Lake Luzerne, New York, home on Sunday, August 9.The Post-Star reports that multiple fire departments battled the blaze at the celebrity chef’s home. Firefighters were called to the scene at 7:27 p.m.