NEW YORK — Rick’s Cabaret New York, the adult club known for its beautiful entertainers, VIP treatment, and top-rated Rick’s Steakhouse, is a favorite location for Knicks and all NBA basketball fans to enjoy watching the games or attend the post-game late-night parties.

“Come watch the games while surrounded by lots of hot babes,” said Rick’s girl Traci. “And the fun never stops because at Rick’s Cabaret the after-parties go all night!” 

“Come be a baller, pop some bottles, make it rain, and party and play with us,” purred Rick’s girl Katina. 

Rick’s girl Bella said, “We love the Knicks, the Nets, and we love basketball fans. And no matter what the score you are always a winner at Rick’s. The girls and I know how to make you happy.” 

Located just one block from Madison Square Garden, Rick’s Cabaret New York features the hottest exotic dancers, discreet private suites, deluxe sky boxes, and a Roof Top VIP Lounge. The highly rated Rick’s Steakhouse under the direction of acclaimed chef Jayson Margulies offers daily lunch specials, dinner, and New York’s best late-night menu. 

Rick’s Cabaret New York

*** RICK: NASDAQ Listed

*** Beautiful Entertainers

*** Three Floors of Fun

*** Rick’s Steakhouse Open Late

*** Roof Top Cigar Lounge 

*** Daily Lunch Specials

Smashburger proudly introduces the new “Carolina BBQ Burnt Ends Burger. 

Inspired by the regional flavors of South Carolina’s gold mustard-based BBQ sauce and Kansas City style burnt ends, the Carolina BBQ Burnt Ends Burger features a Certified Angus beef patty, topped with 8 hour slow-cooked burnt ends, a tangy, mustardy Carolina-style BBQ sauce, pickles, and melty aged cheddar cheese on a soft Parker House Roll.

Starting at a suggested price of $11.99, the Carolina BBQ Burnt Ends Burger comes freshly made and ready to order after being smoked and  hand-tossed in BBQ sauce.

The New York Giants saved their best for last, closing out a dismal and disappointing 2023 season with a Week 18 victory over the Philadelphia Eagles. 

In front of a sparse crowd on a wet and wintry afternoon, the Giants took a 24-0 lead into halftime at MetLife Stadium and held on for a 27-10 victory that ended a stretch of futility against the rival Eagles.

The Eagles pulled quarterback Jalen Hurts and several starters in the second half. Saquon Barkley, in what could be the curtain call on his six-year stay with the Giants, rushed for two touchdowns.

The regime of general manager Joe Schoen and head coach Brian Daboll had been 0-5 against the Eagles and 0-8 against the Cowboys and Eagles, the top teams in the NFC East. 

This rare victory allowed the Giants to snap a three-game losing streak down the stretch of the season and give their beleaguered fans who decided to show up something to feel good about in an otherwise dreary season.

Still, this was quite a comedown for the Giants, who ended the season at 6-11.