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Customers talk at the “Central Perk” coffee shop in Shanghai. (AFP/Getty Images) A library pops up by the sea, a neon party lights up the night and cannabis pros get high on knowledge. The weekend is also filled with good eats — tacos, barbecue and fruit. FRIDAY, AUG. 16 – FRIDAY, AUG. 23 Central Perk Café Pop-up The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf — 8793 Beverly Blvd., West Hollywood The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf — 1312 3rd St. Promenade, Santa Monica Jump back to the ’90s. To celebrate the 25th anniversary of Friends, two Coffe Been stores will transform into Central Perk Café, the coffee shop from the ’90s sitcom . Lounge on the orange couch with a limited-edition Central Perk mug while you sip a Friends -themed drink. The Rachel Matcha Latte sounds good. So does the Chandler Caramel Coconut Latte. And the Monica Midnight Mocha Cold Brew. COST: Varies; MORE INFO FRIDAY, AUG. 16; 10 a.m. – 3 p.m. Santa Monica Public Library at the Beach Annenberg Community Beach House — 415 Pacific

Those of us over 40 have an advantage when studying the “crypto revolution”: We’ve seen this story before. And that means, we know how it ends … and how to profit from it. Photo Credit: Getty Getty I’m 43 years old, and the global head of research for a specialist crypto asset manager. According to a recent survey, that makes me just one year older than the average crypto investor . But in my experience, the age gap is bigger. Like it or not, young people just have an easier time connecting with crypto. For example: When I told my 12-year-old daughter that I was leaving my career in ETFs to focus on crypto last year, she shrugged and said, “Digital money, huh? Cool.”  My father-in-law’s take was different: “Isn’t that only used by criminals?” The challenge, mainly, lies with the way crypto-natives talk about the space. They throw around buzzwords like “ consensus algorithms ” and “ decentralization ,” and then tell us that these are the reasons “ crypto will ob

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Andre Lamarandre.lamar@doverpost.com@302DoAndre Thursday Aug 15, 2019 at 12:39 PM Some can’t-miss events to do in Delaware this weekend, from Aug. 16-18. 1. Woodstock 50 was slated to happen this weekend, but ended up getting canceled. Thank goodness for the Janglebachs, because the Woodstock tribute band will throw their own 50th celebration. The Janglebachs will perform music that changed the world, which included music from the British Invasion, folk, psychedelia and r&b. Not only does the band take you back in time sonically, but the Janglebachs also achieve this visually, since members of the band perform in ‘60s-influenced clothing. The Janglebach will ring in a celebration for Woodstock 50 at the Milton Theatre, 110 Union St., Milton at 2 p.m., Saturday. COST $15 to $20. INFO miltontheatre.com or 684-3038. 2. Johnny Cash impersonator Joe Staffieri has been entertaining audiences for nearly 50 years. And the m

2:00 AM ET Rich Cimini ESPN Staff Writer Close Longtime Jets beat writer for New York Daily News Syracuse University graduate FLORHAM PARK, N.J. — The New York Jets’ locker room was nearly empty, with only a handful of players lingering after a long day at training camp. It was relatively quiet in the room, as players rested their fatigued bodies. Then someone cranked up music from a speaker, and the show started. Le’Veon Bell and Josh Bellamy , both of whom moonlight as rap artists, started freestyling to the pulsating beat. Their teammates loved the impromptu performance, amazed by their spontaneous creativity. This was a side to Bell the public doesn’t see. The fans know him as a gifted running back who sat out an entire season in a contract dispute, but there’s more to him than being just That Guy. Teammates and coaches describe him as an attentive student of the game and a fun-loving dude who brings energy to the locker room with basketball-shooting contests,

Bernie Sanders wants to be Cardi B ’s favorite president. Last month, we learned that the 77-year-old Vermont senator met with the 26-year-old Bronx rapper in a Detroit, Michigan nail salon to talk about the issues central to his 2020 presidential campaign. The video of their exchange is finally here. Sanders at a nail salon with Cardi B is inherently funny. The pair were clearly in on the joke, as seen in a behind-the-scenes clip the Sanders campaign posted on Instagram. But the two talked through serious issues like police brutality, student debt, wages, taxes, and jobs. They admired Cardi’s nails and gabbed about her favorite president, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, whom Sanders incidentally cites as an inspirational figure in his campaign for the White House. “Well, I want to be your favorite after I’m elected,” Sanders also told her. He’s well on his way in her book. In April, Cardi said, “I’ma always go with Bernie,” in a video with Teen Vogue . Sitting across from Sanders