The NYPD detective who is accused of questionable behavior with waitress at a Washington Heights restaurant—while on-duty—claims that he's innocent. At least that's according to a NY Post source, with information about what Detective Douglas Strong told his union lawyer. more ›

Long after the Valentine's Day roses wilt and the chocolate is eaten, the scent of used panties remains. This is the brilliant premise that two young women behind a used-panties-for-hire business have hatched to weather this tough economy (damn economy!) Our very own Carrie Dennis spoke to one of the women in a chance encounter on the subway last night. The 20-year-old entrepreneur, who directed us towards her Craigslist ad, and said she was on her way to move some product, gave us some insight into her foolproof business model. more ›

Well. That happend. Today on Fox News's The Five in a segment on Newt Gingrich's South Carolina victory and how Chris Christie responded to it, half-term Alaskan Governor Sarah Palin referred to the not-petite New Jersey Governor getting his "panties in a wad." See for yourself: more ›

Happy Global BDS Day of Action on Land Day! Today activists like the ones in this video will be calling for a boycott of Israel "until it respects the basic rights of Palestinians living under occupation, within Israel and in exile." To start the festivities early, on Saturday a flash mob of 30 keffiyeh-clad protesters performed a big dance number in Grand Central Terminal to the tune of "Don't Stop Believin'" by Journey—but with the chorus "Don't stop boycottin'." Cringing already? Watch the video and get ready to change your name to Cringer Rogers: more ›

A young woman who moved to the Upper East Side after graduation is suing the landlord of her old building because the elderly married superintendents would sometimes enter her apartment without her knowledge. According to court papers, 22-year-old Navah Meller has been left "traumatized" and "unable to sleep" because super Ilona Biro, age 79, allegedly rearranged her belongings, rolling up a tube of toothpaste, opening care packages from her mom, and folding her panties without permission. Meller tells the Daily News, "It's all very creepy. My unmentionables are such a private product... New York is the greatest city in the world—who doesn't want to live here? But this experience has ruined that a bit for me. I was so taken advantage of." Her lawyer is seeking $10 million, and says, "I can't say I know for sure what these folks were doing with Miss Meller's undergarments." But Biro's 84-year-old husband George insists Meller gave them keys and said they could come in to fix leaks. He swears, "I don't know anything about her underwear." more ›

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