NYC bus drivers are worried that open strollers will lead to fights, so here are your morning links: Colin Jost's has named his Staten Island Ferry 'Titanic 2,' business is booming at dispensaries on tribal land in NY, Trump is suing CNN for $475M & more.
, remains closed while Warner fights with the Four Seasons corporation over the high cost of running the place., accusing the cable news network of libel for allegedly calling him a "Russian lackey" and "Hitler."
Time's Up, the organization that raised millions of dollars among Hollywood superstars in the wake of Harvey Weinstein's #MeToo scandal, has , with former staffers complaining that the group was too obsessed with "proximity to power" and partly tanked itself through its association with Andrew Cuomo.who have "criminal" records for infractions like broken tail lights and having their dogs off leashes., which earned positive reviews but had a disappointing opening weekend at the box office.
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Early Addition: Bus drivers worry that open strollers are going to cause some fightsBecause the drivers' union says it's only a matter of time before an open stroller leads to a bus driver getting assaulted, here are your early links: Colin Jost named his Staten Island Ferry 'Titanic 2,' Trump is suing CNN for $475 million, Howard Stern went to a restaurant for the first time since the pandemic started, and more.
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