Cindy Adams

New York, United States

Gossip Columnist at Page Six

Gossip Columnist at New York Post

Articles

Florida is perfect for elderly people - even the gators wear dentures

1 week ago | nypost.com | Cindy Adams

I just returned from Florida. Great state. Even their alligators have dentures. Newborns make their arrival at age 72. Potty chair? We’re talking wheelchair. Want the bottle? That means Metamucil. Holiday gifts are diapers for everyone. Those not subsidizing their pregnancy with Social Security are touring. Me, having been everywhere except for downtown Madagascar because I don’t know where that thing is, I treat you to some travel tales. Bhutan. Up. Very up.
Vladimir Putin’s refusal to agree to cease-fire in Ukraine shows why we can’t trust Russia

1 week ago | nypost.com | Cindy Adams

Holy week. Holidays. Travel time. Everyone packing up their shmattas to schlep to some outpost in some who cares country that didn’t like us in the first place. Understand, if they really liked their country they’d have stayed home in the first place instead of schlepping here to protest against US. Take a knee? Burn the flag? March in protests against something you can’t even get in another country? Republican party? Shove virtue and integrity. Democrats?
New York has changed a lot over the years - but is it for the better?

1 week ago | nypost.com | Cindy Adams

New York, New York — you once were a helluva town. Now? The Bronx stays up all night and the Battery’s running down. In 1860, weeks before I came to be: A Gilded Age. Growth, industrialization, society. Rice — 7 cents a pound. Coffee? 21 cents. To scrub a shmatta cost the scrubee 11 cents. Soap? 8 cents. And walking? No nighttime terror. We’re talking it was heavy-duty hardship. Our mayor then? Fernando Wood whom nobody remembers except maybe Mrs. Wood.
Airline pilot breaks down the industry's 'robust safety programs' after high profile incidents

1 week ago | nypost.com | Cindy Adams

Pilot feels the air pressureCapt. Wolf, son of an airline pilot, started flying at 15 and has been a major airlines pilot 27 years. He’s been captain since 2017. His ID stays private. “These crashes of late? People like to blame pilot error. No pilot shows for work one day saying I’m going to make the wrong decision. We write reports — even anonymously — on what went wrong during our flight. Major airlines have robust safety programs.
April is in full bloom - get ready for a month of new beginnings

2 weeks ago | nypost.com | Cindy Adams

A cherry blossom tree in bloom at Central Park in Manhattan on March 29, 2025. Photo by Liao Pan/China News Service/VCG via Getty Images Time for a spring breakApril showers bring flowers. Also income tax.
'Remembrance' playwright draws on mother's 'frightening' battle with Alzheimer's

2 weeks ago | nypost.com | Cindy Adams

The off-Broadway play "Remembrance" was inspired by playwright Patricia Goodson's experience after her mother was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease. fizkes - stock.adobe.com Recalling the duty of careThe play “Remembrance” just closed its off-B’way run. Subject? Caregiver for a parent with Alzheimer’s.
Mayor Adams stepped up to the Inner Circle dinner - too bad the jokes fell flat

2 weeks ago | nypost.com | Cindy Adams

Mayor Adams waving to the crowd at the 2025 Inner Circle dinner on April 5, 2025. Anthony Behar Meatless skits at media skewerThe Inner Circle dinner, NYC political writers’ longtime staple, is their shove it up from media pros who cover these pols all year. The first, 1923’s Gov. Al Smith.
Elise Stefanik will get over losing UN ambassador gig — she’s faced worse in DC

2 weeks ago | nypost.com | Cindy Adams

President Trump decided to withdraw Rep. Elise Stefanik's nomination to be the ambassador to the United Nations. AP Photo/Rod Lamkey, Jr., File Sex shouldn’t feel like workI interviewed a sex therapist. To know what they do. Could they — for maybe an extra $10 — give a partial demonstration?
Farewell to Val Kilmer - a Hollywood icon and dear friend

3 weeks ago | nypost.com | Cindy Adams

The Post's Cindy Adams shares stories about her good friend Val Kilmer Val Kilmer. To the public, a movie star. To me, a devoted friend. Quirky, offbeat. Count the ways:Early one morning. He shows up at my home. Unexpected. Unannounced. I didn’t know he’d just arrived from California. He shows up at my door unexpectedly. Why? Who knows. Val was Val.
John Sterling on the phone call that changed his career - and Yankee history

3 weeks ago | nypost.com | Cindy Adams

Yankees broadcaster John Sterling retired in 2024 after calling games on the radio for over 30 years. Robert Sabo for NY Post Yanks for the memories!Tomorrow I’ll stop humming “Take Me Out to the Ball Game,” but for now it’s John Sterling, who’s been the voice of the Yankees since we were only 13 states.