Jeanette Settembre

0 seconds of 42 seconds Volume 0% One of Brooklyn's most famous pizza men cooked up a miracle for a customer in need.

Lizzo's truth hurts. The Grammy-winning musician rose to fame with a message of female empowerment and body positivity, proudly showcasing her own larger body.

Lizzo’s truth hurts.

“Everyone’s very attractive. Three different guys got my number!” said Jade Shenker of Soul X events hosted by “millennial rabbi” Daniel Bortz.

‘The story has never been told — it’s a saga that runs 100 years,” Danny Rosner, filmmaker and co-author of Phillip M. Kenny’s new book, “The Hotel Martinez,’ out now, told The Post. …

Tattoos are no longer forever. Pete Davidson emerged from rehab last week looking like a clean slate.

Stars are shifting direction and allegiances, moving left and right, adding yet more unexpected twists to an already unprecedented presidential race.

You can’t navigate using these stars. Celebrities are shifting direction and allegiances, moving left and right, adding yet more unexpected twists to an already unprecedented election. “The campaigns certainly want the [celeb] support because it helps in a broader sense to brand their candidates and highlight strengths or mitigate weaknesses,” said Brett Buerck, CEO of Majority Strategies, a national Republican consulting firm that’s worked on presidential races for more than three decades. “Having the support of younger, more glamorous Hollywood influencers creates an illusion of vitality.”

1 second of 53 seconds Volume 0% Katie Blue-Pugh was just a few hours old when her lips turned blue and panic suddenly set in for her parents and staff in a California maternity ward.

“I could see it for them [long term]. I don't think this is a PR move that ‘this will help my career if I date the other one.' There's something there.”