Month: May 2021

Bennifer 2.0 can’t stay apart for long. Just about two weeks after Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck returned to LA from a trip to Montana, the rekindled exes have reunited in Miami, where Lopez has been working. The “On the Floor” singer, 51, can be seen with a huge grin on her face as the more-serious “Argo” star, 48, stands behind her as they leave a private residence. The nostalgia-inducing couple are reportedly “taking it slowly,” but a source told The Post that the “Ain’t It Funny” singer always had her heart set on the Oscar-winning actor. “She was always obsessed with Ben,” the insider shared. “They have always loved each other.” The once-engaged couple postponed their nuptials in 2003 and permanently split in January 2004. By June 2004, ...

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Singer and songwriter Bob Dylan is photographed in 1963. He turns 80 on Monday, May 24. William C. Eckenberg/The New York Times/Redux Updated 3:44 AM ET, Mon May 24, 2021 Singer and songwriter Bob Dylan is photographed in 1963. He turns 80 on Monday, May 24. William C. Eckenberg/The New York Times/Redux Bob Dylan, one of the most influential singers and songwriters of his generation, celebrates his 80th birthday on Monday, May 24. Dylan has sold more than 125 million records during his career, which has lasted nearly 60 years, and he's still performing today. Some of his most famous songs include "The Times They Are a-Changin'," "Like a Rolling Stone" and "Blowin' in the Wind." In 2008, Dylan won a Pulitzer Prize special citation for "his profound impact on popular music and A...

Investigation underway after deadly New Jersey house party shooting New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy is expected to provide an update Monday on a manhunt for an attacker who opened fire at a crowded house party, killing two people and wounding 12 more. State police, called to the scene just before midnight Saturday, said they arrived to find the bodies of a 30-year-old man and a 25-year-old woman in Fairfield Township, about 50 miles south of Philadelphia. John Fuqua, a resident who runs Life Worth Living, a local anti-violence organization, said he was called out to assist families at the 90s-themed party, and added that the guests were of all ages. "Nobody knows when someone’s going to come out of the woods with a gun,” Fairfield Township Mayor Benjamin Byrd Sr. said. He did not have any det...

This story contains details from the May 23 series finale of "NCIS: New Orleans." Wedding bells were ringing in the series finale of "NCIS: New Orleans."  Since it's a police procedural, a criminal not surprisingly nearly crashed the festivities, but even then it was a family affair of sorts. The final episodes of the CBS drama, which filmed in the Crescent City, centered heavily on the personal life of Special Agent Dwayne Pride (Scott Bakula), the leader of the NCIS Big Easy field office. (CBS will still have three "NCIS" dramas next season: Mark Harmon's mother ship, heading into its 19th season; long-running "NCIS: Los Angeles"; and newcomer "NCIS: Hawai'i," as the franchise trades one telegenic travel destination for another.) Everything's in a hurry in the finale, "Laissez Les Bons ...

It was family night at Sunday’s Billboard Music Awards, as hip-hop superstar Drake was named Artist of the Decade and accepted the honor alongside his adorable 3-year-old son, Adonis Graham. Adonis seemed almost as awards-show-ceremony-shy as his father has been in the past, clinging tightly to Drake’s side as he clutched his dad’s BBMAs trophy and eventually breaking into toddler tears.  But another superstar offspring, P!nk’s daughter Willow Sage Hart, was a natural onstage — and she was the breakout star of both the three-hour ceremony and Twitter's trending topics. P!nk was another special BBMAs honoree this year, receiving the Icon Award, which has previously gone to Neil Diamond, Stevie Wonder, Prince, Jennifer Lopez, Celine Dion, Cher, Janet Jackson, Mariah Carey, and Garth Brooks...

Kate WinsletPhoto: Michele K. Short/HBO TV ReviewsAll of our TV reviews in one convenient place. There’s a moment of almost unbearable suspense in “Sore Must Be The Storm,” the penultimate episode of Mare Of Easttown’s stellar limited run. It comes in a sequence late into the episode, when the action cuts between Jess as she’s trying to evade Dylan and Sean, while across town, Carrie drifts to sleep, leaving Drew unsupervised in an overflowing bathtub. The tension is absolutely palpable at the moment Jess is discovered and dragged out from her hiding spot as Drew appears to have drowned in the tub with his mother inches away. It’s a moment only made possible by a narrative environment in which anything can happen and anyone can die, which Mare has somehow managed to do in just five e...