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  • Paul Rudd is People's 2021 Sexiest Man Of The Year, and he's getting business cards made to celebrate: "I'm hoping now that I'll finally be invited to some of those sexy dinners with Clooney and Pitt and B Jordan," he said. "And I figure I'll be on a lot more yachts. I'm excited to expand my yachting life. And I'll probably try to get better at brooding in really soft light."
  • A judge has rejected Donald Trump's bid to keep secret "papers about his actions and conversations leading up to and during the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol by his supporters."
  • Apparently going to sleep in the "golden hour" between 10 and 11 p.m. will save your life, or something.
  • Think getting terminated or punished for sexual harassment will stop you from getting a new job with the city? Think again!
  • Are 15-minute grocery delivery services anathema to New Yorkers, or are people just cranky about anything that endangers bodegas?
  • This is the best thing you'll read today about '90s Dad Thrillers (even though they leave out Con Air, which is a sin).
  • There thankfully isn’t a mass turkey shortage yet, but it may be more expensive and competitive to get a good turkey in time for Thanksgiving this year.
  • A group of law professors filed grievances against 21 Queens prosecutors over misconduct and shared their info online, which led to the city rebuking the professors (not the prosecutors).
  • My beloved Mets are a mess of an organization, and no one wants to be their general manager.
  • Watch the full trailer for Aaron Sorkin's extremely Sorkin-esque new film Being The Ricardos.
  • Start off your morning by listening to the first four tracks from Beach House's upcoming album Once Twice Melody.
  • And finally, here's my happy place today: