Long before they were the ‘Nova Knicks, they were the wild ‘Cats. A lengthy feature story on the trio of Knicks teammates who also won a national championship together at Villanova — Jalen Brunson, Josh Hart and Donte DiVincenzo — detailed a frosty relationship back then between the latter two, including several physical confrontations. According to the ESPN story, Brunson and DiVincenzo “usually ended up bonding over one specific thing more than any other [during their freshman year at Villanova]: Josh Hart was an incredibly annoying person.” “Josh will tell you, I hated him,” DiVincenzo told the website. “A bunch…

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Scarlett Johansson and more celebrity parents have welcomed “secret” babies over the years. Johansson shares daughter Rose, born in 2014, with ex-husband Romain Dauriac and son Cosmo, born in 2021, with husband Colin Jost. She kept her second pregnancy under wraps, though Jost spilled the beans during a comedy show.  “We’re having a baby,” Jost said in August 2021. “It’s exciting.” One day later, Us Weekly confirmed that the little one had arrived. Jost subsequently took to Instagram to share that they welcomed a son. “OK OK we had a baby. His name is Cosmo. We love him very much,”…

Commercial Content. 21+. Action Network is the official betting partner of the New York Post, which edits this content. There was plenty to like about the New York Islanders’ performance in Game 1 against the heavily favored Carolina Hurricanes. The Isles were the better team through the first 40 minutes of the contest and arguably deserved a better fate than a 3-1 loss Saturday night.  You could look at Game 1 as the Isles’ way of showing they won’t be an easy out in a series that nobody gave them a chance to win, or you could look at it…

The Supreme Court appeared poised Monday to clear the way for cities across the US to restrict homeless encampments by allowing local laws that ban public camping to take effect. The case, which revolves around a challenge to an ordinance in the southern Oregon city of Grants Pass, is the most significant on the issue to come before the court in decades as official stats show record numbers of Americans are out on the street. The Grants Pass measure bars camping or sleeping on public property or city parks, while defining a campsite as “any place where bedding, sleeping bag,…

Former President Trump railed against the historic trial in Manhattan criminal court Monday, asking why the District Attorney’s Office picked up the case after other law enforcement bodies did not pursue charges. “If this were such a great case, why didn’t the Southern District bring it? Who looked at it and turned it down. Why didn’t numerous other agencies and law enforcement groups look at it? Because it was shown to everybody. And very importantly, why didn’t the Federal Elections do anything about it? Because this is federal, it’s not state,” he said. “It’s not state… It’s never happened before, I believe.…

Anti-Israel encampments swept across elite universities on Monday, as antisemitic and pro-terror demonstrations at Columbia University reached a fever pitch at the start of Passover. As Columbia held classes remotely following a weekend of hateful rhetoric surrounding it pro-Gaza encampment on the South Lawn, where incidents have included a young woman holding a sign with an arrow pointing to Jewish students stating “Al-Qasam’s Next Targets,” and anti-Israel agitators shouting “We are Hamas” and “We don’t want no Zionists here,” police officials said that Columbia University leadership “does not want NYPD on campus.” Yet, a strong police presence was seen outside Columbia’s…

Another Bachelor Nation couple bites the dust — Greg Grippo has confirmed his split from girlfriend Victoria Fuller. Grippo, 30, addressed his relationship status on the Monday, April 22, episode of Jason Tartick‘s “Trading Secrets” podcast. “You know, being in a public relationship and if things aren’t working out, it sucks even more,” he explained. “It’s hard.” Grippo referred to the end of his relationship with Fuller, also 30, as “really sad,” emphasizing that he wanted to “respect” his ex as they navigate their breakup. “[I’m] not going to detail anything,” he said. “But we definitely ended things. … I…

The Zach Wilson era – or error – has come to an end for the Jets. The team agreed to trade Wilson to the Broncos on Monday, according to multiple reports. The Jets will also send a seventh-round pick, No. 256, to Denver and receive a sixth-round pick, No. 203, in the trade. The move brings an end to one of the most disappointing careers in Jets history. The team selected Wilson with the No. 2 overall pick in the 2021 NFL Draft out of BYU, expecting him to become the franchise quarterback they have been trying to find for decades.  Instead, he was a disappointment on…

Former President Trump’s historic trial in Manhattan heard its first witness called by the district attorney’s office on Monday, former publisher David Pecker. Pecker previously served as chairman of the National Enquirer’s parent company, American Media Inc., and allegedly was a key figure in a “catch and kill” scheme ahead of the 2016 election.Pecker, 72, took the stand early Monday afternoon ahead of the trial concluding for the day at 12:30. He spoke to the court about American Media Inc. and its various publications, as well as his personal background and how he owned 10% of American Media when he served…