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When the West Village speakeasy Employees Only opened two decades ago on Hudson Street, a flood of stars poured in, wanting VIP treatment.But that’s not the bar’s M.O.Months after the splashy watering hole opened, Madonna’s handlers tried to clear out the place so the singer and her crew could imbibe in private.“We were happy to welcome her, but they didn’t like the layout of our dining room because it was too open. There were no separate booths.

FX’s “Feud: Bette and Joan.”The actresses and longtime friends stepped out for a rare outing together in the West Village neighborhood of Manhattan.Lange, 75, walked her dog on her leash as she enjoyed her stroll with Sarandon, 78.The “American Horror Story” actress was bundled up in a black bomber jacket and also wore black pants, blue sneakers and a pair of sunglasses.Sarandon, meanwhile, was dressed in a burgundy jacket, gray sweatpants, Ugg boots and a black hat. She also held an orange shopping bag in one of her hands.The two actors shared the screen in the first season of Ryan Murphy’s anthology series that documented the infamous rivalry between Joan Crawford and Bette Davis that started on the set of “What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?”Lange played Crawford and Sarandon played Davis in the 2017 series.

revealed their separation after nearly three decades of marriage. The shockwaves hit just a year after the pair captured headlines with their big-dollar purchase of a ritzy Manhattan penthouse.The dynamic duo sent tongues wagging when they dropped $22.1 million for the residence, located in Chelsea.

was last asking $18.3 million, as Gimme Shelter first reported. The amount Cohen will pay for the spread isn’t yet clear — but it was among the 24 contracts signed last week for city homes $4 million and above, according to Monday’s Olshan Luxury Market Report.The 17-story building is the tallest in the West Village north of Canal Street — with unparalleled views — and sits on the north end of Abingdon Square Park. This week, Cohen blasted the government’s “abysmal” response to the monkeypox virus and warned his “gay brothers” to stay safe while asking the public to not stigmatize the homosexual community amidst the outbreak.

the New York Times reported at the time. Only, Radcliffe didn’t live at the Mercer Street apartment, and it was listed for $20,000 a month rent shortly thereafter. The Morton unit, though, he actually moved into, and used as a pad while making his Broadway debut in “Equus,” according to the Times.At the time, Oliver Stone, Mike Myers, Amy Poehler and Will Arnett also lived at the celebrity-studded address, The Post wrote in 2011. “Located in one of the finest full-service residential buildings in the West Village, One Morton Square is a white-glove, full-service condominium with full-time doorman and concierge, on-site resident manager and full time porter staff,” boasts the unit’s current listing, which is held by Jane Greenberg of Avenue 8.