Hollywood is dominated by franchises, and most of them have been exhausted. But one that hasn’t is the Planet of the Apes series, which keeps getting better with each installment. The latest, Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes, is set long after Caesar (Andy Serkis) has died, and apes are now the dominant species […]
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Kellie Pickler’s ongoing legal battle with her late husband Kyle Jacobs’ parents could get “complicated,” according to a legal expert. “Probate cases can be very difficult for all involved. What should otherwise be intimate family matters are made public in a court of law,” Tennessee-based attorney and estate planner Michael Crowder, who has no connection
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A total of 15 Brazilian companies [1] participated in the collective pavilions organized by Beautycare Brazil at the latest edition of the in-cosmetics Global 2025 fair, held on April 8-10 in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. The companies reported a total of 2,766 business meetings with USD 1.2 million in deals completed during the fair and another USD
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A tenant filed a $60 million lawsuit against prominent New York City property owner Moinian Group, alleging the company illegally evicted him and then re-rented his $3,500-per-month Upper East Side apartment with his belongings still inside. Justin Collins alleges he was forced to vacate his one-bedroom apartment at 1264 Lexington Avenue due to “uninhabitable” conditions,
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The endgame of the distressed mall Palisades Center is coming into focus. Last week, a state judge granted a summary judgment to Wilmington Trust, which holds $418.5 million in debt backed by the West Nyack mall, the Rockland/Westchester Journal News reported. The judge also appointed a referee to determine how much Wilmington Trust is owed
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For developers, buying and bulldozing properties to build something better takes cunning, creativity and cash. Gary Barnett is adept at it, and he has lots of company. Al Laboz, for example, has been assembling a Downtown Brooklyn site since 1996. Politicians don’t have that kind of patience; their next election is never more than a
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A British property developer and his wife wanted luxury real estate candy and found it on Billionaires’ Row. Christian Candy and his wife Emily Crompton-Candy purchased a penthouse at JDS Development’s 111 West 57th Street for approximately $45 million, the Wall Street Journal reported. The unit initially listed in 2020 for $66 million. The acquisition
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The conversion of 5 Times Square could net more than 1,000 units. The latest vision for the building was discussed during a recent City Planning Commission meeting. Apollo Global Management, RXR Realty and SL Green Realty are planning to convert the 38-story office building into up to 1,250 units of housing, mostly studios, of which
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