Madison Square Garden Welcomes Back Knicks Fans Starting Feb. 23 As New York Reopening Accelerates

Alex Scott has always kept her romantic life to herself – until now! The 37-year-old opened up to fans on Wednesday to reveal she was "buzzing" ahead of an exciting date, but all was not as it seemed.MORE: Alex Scott shares rare glimpse of kitchen inside her £1.5million London homeThe BBC presenter, who looked stunning in a red Nike tracksuit, took to her Stories and told her 1.3 million fans all about her plans for the night – which involved a "cheeky glass of red wine".WATCH: Alex Scott serenades fans as she lounges in the pool in striped bikini"Guys, I've got a date to tell you all about. I am so excited," she teased, before revealing the truth about her plans.READ: Alex Scott's stunning £1.5million London home revealed – photosRELATED: Alex Scott is a total goddess on The One Show in red hot dress"I am going on a date this evening with my sofa.

Jennifer Lawrence has reportedly given birth to her first child with her husband Cooke Maroney. While the sex and name of the baby is unknown, TMZ reported that public records show the 31 year old welcomed her bundle of joy in LA County. OK! Online has approached Jennifer's representatives for further comment.

Tickets for this year's MEN Business Awards have gone on sale as the finalists for the glittering event have been revealed.

A North Manchester businessman is more than £4,000 out of pocket after being taken to court for waste offences.

A beautiful property has come on the market and it is what can only be described as a dream home.

There's set to be fireworks on the famous cobbles as Daniel's former love interest Nicky Wheatley returns.

Dominic and Victoria waited 18 years to have children.

Nemanja Matic has admitted there was a 'mix of emotions' in Manchester United's dressing room after drawing with Atletico Madrid.

Lucky Blue Smith is introducing fans to his baby boy!

The cast of No Exit gathers up for a group pic at the premiere of the series held at Westwood iPic Theaters on Wednesday night (February 23) in Los Angeles.

Fans will get to learn a lot more about Michelle Obama, Betty Ford and Eleanor Roosevelt in Showtime's The First Lady, with the producers teasing possibilities for future seasons.The first season will feature 'interweaving stories' illuminating the White House lives of Obama (Viola Davis), Ford (Michelle Pfeiffer) and Roosevelt (Anderson), debuting April 17.While promoting the series, showrunner Cathy Shulman and director Susanne Bier teased future seasons could showcase Hillary Clinton, Melania Trump and Jackie Kennedy. Future seasons:Fans will get to learn a lot more about Michelle Obama, Betty Ford and Eleanor Roosevelt in Showtime's The First Lady, with the producers teasing possibilities for future seasons Michelle:The first season will feature 'interweaving stories' illuminating the White House lives of Obama (Viola Davis), Ford (Michelle Pfeiffer) and Roosevelt (Anderson), debuting April 17 Maybe Melania:While promoting the series, showrunner Cathy Shulman and director Susanne Bier teased future seasons could showcase Hillary Clinton, Melania Trump and Jackie KennedySchulman and Bier, who directs the pilot episode, were promoting the series at the Television Critics Association winter tour, when they were asked what other First Lady's they would be interested in depicting.'I would be very intrigued to depict Hillary Clinton because I think that her position was so complicated… I think that would be incredibly interesting,' Bier said.

Hollywood received a huge boost Monday upon receiving word that theaters in New York City — which have been shut down for nearly a year because of COVID-19 — will permitted to reopen March 5, albeit with strict restrictions in place. New York City is the country's second largest moviegoing market behind Los Angeles, and is crucial if studios hope to begin to recover from the pandemic.

Gov. Andrew Cuomo has given movie theaters in New York City permission to reopen at limited capacity starting on March 5.During his daily press briefing, the Empire State leader said cinemas in the city will be permitted to operate at 25% capacity, with no more than 50 people.

EXCLUSIVE: We’re hearing from well placed sources that Governor Andrew Cuomo could finally give the go-ahead today that New York City movie theaters will be allowed to reopen after being shuttered for close to a year since mid March 2020. We don’t have the details in which shape or form yet. It could be that the Bronx, Brooklyn, and Queens open first before Manhattan. In the same breath, our sources say that you never know with Cuomo: He’s full of surprises. Hence, if nothing happens today, well, then that’s possible and it’s a continued fight between exhibition and the NY State Governor.

Chris Cuomo is no longer able to interview or report on his brother, New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo.

Governor Andrew Cuomo said Friday that New York City’s indoor dining can expand its capacity to 35 percent, and also set several other landmark easings of pandemic restrictions. Currently, indoor dining is limited to 25 percent of capacity. The new limits will be pushed starting Feb. 26.

Chris Cuomo will no longer be able to interview or report on his brother, New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo.CNN reinstated their previous rule that the journalist isn't allowed to cover the politician. While Chris previously had his sibling on his show,, early in the COVID-19 pandemic, the network made it clear that it was an exception to its rules concerning conflicts of interest.«The early months of the pandemic crisis were an extraordinary time.

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo Wednesday set reopening dates for amusement parks, indoor family recreation centers and summer camps — the latest venues to get a nod as movie theaters in the city remain shuttered. That’s despite Manhattan having the lowest Covid-19 infection rate in New York — 2.5%, confirmed at the governor’s press briefing today — and the fact that zero cases of the virus have been reported from theaters in the rest of the state or anywhere else they’ve been open with strict health and safety protocols.

Numerous celebrities who have heaped praise on New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo in the past several months are now remaining particularly mum on the bombshell admission that his administration withheld data on COVID-19 deaths at nursing homes.

A few green shoots of pandemic hope emerged today in New York, as state Gov. Andrew Cuomo said that large sports stadiums and entertainment arenas in New York will be able to open this month with limited capacity.

NY PopsUp, a months-long festival starting February 20 that is billed by organizers as a model for how live performances can return amid Covid-19, has set details for its high-profile inaugural edition.