Who is the fake Rod Stewart? NYC man denies it’s him

The search is still on for a phony Rod Stewart with spiked blond locks who is duping star-struck fans across the city. The bogus Brit, who bears a striking resemblance to the "Maggie May" singer, has been seen in the Meatpacking District, posing with...

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Jessica Alba’s baby spurred Honest Company startup

Actress Jessica Alba started her nontoxic-focused e-commerce venture, Honest Company, after her mother recommended a baby clothes detergent that made her child break out in welts. The experience led her to chase down company co-founder Christopher Gavigan,...

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‘Pathetically fat’ cops forced to lose weight: sources

These cops need to be a little more gut-less. A waddling group of NYPD officers has gotten so out of shape that their commander forced them to chip in for a room full of exercise equipment to shed some pounds, The Post has learned. Some officers at...

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Calderon will be sharp at point

For many Knicks fans, Jose Calderon is being — and already has been — embraced at point guard because he's not Raymond Felton. But to others, Calderon is being embraced because he's, well, Jose Calderon. "His numbers speak for themselves," Carmelo...

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Caesars ‘loyalty’ ruling a win for Leon Black’s Apollo

Score one for Leon Black. In one of the most heated battles in Atlantic City, Black's Apollo Global Management won a major victory over David Tepper — getting the okay from state regulators to transfer control of the highly valued player loyalty rewards...

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Yahoo! and AOL center stage at ‘Advertising Week’

Madison Avenue will be keeping a close eye on Yahoo! CEO Marissa Mayer and AOL boss Tim Armstrong this week, as their struggling Internet giants feel the pressure to merge. The two will be on prominent display in New York, where thousands of ad-industry...

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Ex-Giant QB kicking off new reality cooking show

One-time "The Bachelor" star Jesse Palmer says his new hosting gig on Food Network's "Food Truck Face Off" is a far cry from his experience on the dating show a decade ago. "This is obviously a completely different genre versus what I did in 2004,"...

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Ex-policy bigs to testify in trial over AIG bailout

Talk about a "stress test." More than six years after the collapse of Lehman Brothers, Ben Bernanke, Henry "Hank" Paulson and Tim Geithner — the crisis-era trio that orchestrated the bank bailouts — are being summoned to Washington again to answer for...

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This week’s TV watch list: From a ‘Manhattan love story’ to murder

"Manhattan Love Story" Tuesday at 8:30 p.m. on ABC A young couple (Analeigh Tipton and Jake McDorman) navigates the complicated terrain of a modern-day relationship in this new rom-com that highlights the differences of men and women in dating through...

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Who cares who died on ‘The Simpsons’ season premiere?

It should come as no surprise that the much-ballyhooed decision to kill off an important character in Springfield on the first episode of the 26th season turned out to be a lame play for attention by a show desperate to stay relevant. Because the person...

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Bad news for Russia: Dollar has been trading at a 4-year high

In Manhattan, it was a week of traffic gridlock, as President Obama tried to rally the world against ISIS. In Syria, it was a week of shell-shock, as US F-15s and F-16s criss-crossed the nighttime skies. And in currency trading rooms around the world,...

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Montero makes his case for spot in 2015 rotation in Mets’ win

Jacob deGrom was skipped in what was to be his final start of the season, but fellow rookie Rafael Montero did a decent impersonation in his place. Taking the mound instead of the NL Rookie of the Year front-runner, Montero allowed just one run over...

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Why Kerley sometimes feels he’s underrated as a receiver

Post columnist Steve Serby caught up with Jets receiver Jeremy Kerley for some Q&A ahead of the Gang Green's clash with the Lions on Sunday. Q: New York is not for everybody. Do you enjoy playing in this market?A: I do, I do. Not a lot of people...

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9 reasons the Mets will be much better next season

The pain ends today. Yes, the Mets beat the Astros 2-1 Saturday night in dramatic fashion at Citi Field, when Lucas Duda lined a two-run, two-out, walk-off home run in the ninth inning with his parents in attendance from Southern California. "What...

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Capital access hard to find for Latino business owners

The credit crunch is still crimping a full recovery, choking New York's minority small-business owners, the city's cash-strapped Latino entrepreneurs and analysts say. While big banks have started to open up the small-lending spigots again — as the...

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Citi gets OK to make Argentina bond payments

Citibank's fears of imminent disaster in Argentina have been averted — at least until the end of December. Manhattan federal judge Thomas Griesa on Friday agreed to stay his earlier order that would have prevented the bank from making Sept. 30 payments...

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Why you should believe in these Giants

The Giants have turned NFL opinions about them upside down and inside out. It doesn't take a rocket scientist to understand why they are suddenly in play and have a chance to make some good old-fashioned noise and be a legitimate contender again:...

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New York Fed president criticized for ignoring flaws

After blasting big banks for their rotten culture, New York Federal Reserve President William Dudley can no longer ignore the stench emanating from his own bank. Dudley, 61, came under fire on Friday after secretly recorded audio tapes emerged that...

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Hazzard’s hiring will help boxing and MMA thrive in Atlantic City

Larry Hazzard is back as the commissioner of the New Jersey Athletic Control Board, and you can expect the same outspoken, no-nonsense regulator who governed the department from 1985 until November 2007, when he was unceremoniously fired. "I am who...

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Starboard wants a Yahoo-AOL merger

Starboard Value is a hedge fund on the prowl. On Friday, less than 24 hours after receiving key proxy endorsements in its longstanding quest to oust the board at Darden Restaurants, the activist investor sank its teeth into Yahoo! And it's not likely...

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Media newsletter folds after 67 years

Media Industry Newsletter, which has been chronicling the ad page performance of the magazine industry for 67 years through its boxscores said that last Monday's edition was the final version. MIN Editor-in-chief Steve Cohn said publishers were being...

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Jets are Lion kings

The Jets-Lions game has some of the same handicapping elements as last week's Giants-Texans game. The Giants came in having lost two in a row, the second of those at home. Although their offense had shown some signs of coming around in a Week 2 loss...

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Hondo gets even!

Hondo not only brought his overall record to .500 by going 9-7 in Week 3, but also maintained his No. 1 status in the Best Bet penthouse, although he now has some unwanted company. Some people just don't know when to leave you alone. Before delving...

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It’s no surprise Jeter’s final act in Bronx was a winning one

If you were paying attention, what you saw a fraction of inch before was a whole lot of space on the right side of the infield. Man on second, with speed, that's no such an unusual strategy. Unless you factor in the man standing at home plate. And unless...

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50 killed in terror attack: Chinese state media

BEIJING — Chinese state media reported Thursday that 50 people, including 40 assailants, were killed in a series of explosions over the weekend in the far western region of Xinjiang, in what officials called a severe terror attack. Regional authorities...

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Jeter in no mood to discuss whether he’ll play against Boston

On Tuesday, Derek Jeter left open the possibility he wouldn't play at Fenway Park this weekend. On Wednesday, Jeter didn't commit to participating in the three-game series against the Red Sox. And manager Joe Girardi did the same, which increases the...

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Astorino rips fellow GOPer Christie for appearing with Cuomo

There's war on the Hudson — within the Republican Party. New York gubernatorial candidate Rob Astorino ripped New Jersey Gov. and fellow GOPer Chris Christie Wednesday for appearing with rival Democratic Gov. Cuomo at a joint bistate security press...

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Geno Smith has a key quality that’s crucial for NFL success

He was defiant in a soft-spoken way, which is exactly what you want to see from Geno Smith as the heat rises on whether he should remain the Jets starting quarterback. Let the critics chatter all they want about his turnovers and why Michael Vick would...

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Ex-St. John’s standout Sanchez: My game fits Knicks triangle

Former St. John's standout Orlando Sanchez lived dirt-poor in the Dominican Republic until he was 20. He landed in Westchester to attend Monroe College in New Rochelle for two years, then got his big shot in Queens. Sanchez is now back in Westchester,...

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Arizona State will turn UCLA into pretenders

The creation of a playoff in college football rectified decades of irrational tradition, but the sport still needs so much fixing. There's the unresolved matter of schools making billions of dollars off of an unpaid workforce, those athletes receiving...

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