Dolly Parton Partly Funded Moderna's COVID-19 Vaccine Research -- Yes, Really!

More than half of New York City firefighters say they won’t get a COVID-19 vaccine when it becomes available, per a report. Approximately 55% of 2,053 firefighters said “No” when the union, the Uniformed Firefighters Association, asked, “Will you get the COVID-19 Vaccine from Pfizer when the Department makes it available?,” according to UFA president Andy Ansbro, the New York Post reported.The responses comprise about 25% of the union’s 8,200 active members.

tour of New York City, attending ­galas as well visiting with the underprivileged. As the new season of “The Crown” on Netflix tells it, the trip was an escape from her marriage to Prince Charles — and the infidelities being committed by both of them.But the only thing she was focused on that day was meeting the children.

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s office is hitting back at claims that the state has untapped money to use to distribute a coronavirus vaccine, after the governor criticized the federal government for not providing adequate funding this week.

New York Democratic Gov. Andrew Cuomo penned a letter Tuesday calling for U.S.

The divas are taking the spotlight.

The storm system that brought heavy rain, strong winds, severe storms and snow will move offshore Tuesday, but colder air being pulled from Canada will still bring moderate to heavy snow for parts of the Great Lakes, Northeast and Ohio Valley.  “The powerful storm that impacted much of the East today will linger on Tuesday,” the National Weather Service tweeted late Monday.

stopped by CNBC’s “Closing Bell” on Friday to share his sentiment that shows will indeed return to New York stages that have been closed down since March.“Well, as you probably know I’ve been fighting to get theaters reopened and indeed all forms of indoor and music spaces, up and down, not only just Britain but all over America,” said the composer, who earlier this year was the recipient of one of the earliest coronavirus vaccines.Webber noted that his worldwide phenomenon, “The Phantom of the

pardoned a turkey on Tuesday, and The Late Show turned that into a dark, Thelma and Louise-themed comedy. Yes, Seth Meyers said at Late Night, "Trump today presided over the annual Thanksgiving White House turkey pardon — though the Southern District of New York reminded the turkey that he could still be prosecuted for state crimes." The pardoned turkey, Corn, was "a lucky, lucky bird — to have a better legal team than the president," Stephen Colbert joked at The Late Show.

NEW YORK -- Cardi B has only released one major single this year — the hit “WAP" — but it's enough for Billboard to name her Woman of the Year.Billboard announced the honor Wednesday and the Grammy-winning rapper will be celebrated at the music brand's 15th Annual Women in Music Event, which will stream live on Dec. 10 at billboardwomeninmusic.com at 8 p.m.

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo on Tuesday said the speedy process by which coronavirus vaccine trials are being rolled out are being driven both by President Donald Trump’s ego and the profit motivation of the drug companies manufacturing the vaccines.

EVOKE got a sneak peek as camera crew descended on Stoneybatter in north Dublin to film scenes for the second series, where we exclusively heard that English actress Miranda Richardson has been cast for an episode.MailOnline also reported that actors Anna Paquin (True Blood) and Garret Hedlund (On The Road) were seen filming for another episode for the season in upstate New York.The Social Network star Jesse Eisenberg is the only actor officially confirmed for season two, after he recently

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo has repeatedly questioned President Trump’s political motives regarding a coronavirus vaccine and its credibility under his leadership.The Democratic governor has also called for an independent review of the vaccine's safety and effectiveness before its release.

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo said on Sunday that his state may sue the federal government after President Trump threatened to withhold a potential coronavirus vaccine from New Yorkers. “I tell you today, if the Trump administration does not change this plan and does not provide an equitable vaccine process, we will enforce our legal rights.

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo claimed Americans don’t trust President Trump in a series of televised interviews Friday, after Trump threatened to withhold a potential coronavirus vaccine from New Yorkers.

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo's statements casting doubt on a potential coronavirus vaccine because he doesn't trust President Trump is "disheartening," a doctor who has treated critically ill COVID-19 patients in New York City said Saturday.

Several journalists and news organizations took President Trump's remarks out of context Friday, implying that the president would refuse outright to distribute an anticipated coronavirus vaccine to New York state.

Ted Johnson UPDATED, with comment from Andrew Cuomo: Speaking for the first time in public since the presidential race was called for Joe Biden, Donald Trump kept his remarks almost entirely to the development of a vaccine for COVID-19, only fleetingly referring to the result of an election he lost.Just hours earlier, the networks called the remaining states, showing Biden with a decisive 306 electoral votes to Trump’s 232.“Whatever happens in the future, who knows which administration it will

Donald Trump just spoke in public for the first time since losing the 2020 presidential election and he still is not accepting the results.