A once-popular mall staple is closing hundreds of stores.

Game Stop announced a flurry of store closings, with nearly 300 stores either already closed or set to close.

The closures come as the gaming retailer plans to downsize.

In the last fiscal year, Game Stop closed 590 U.S. stores.

Game Stop stated in a Securities and Exchange Commission filing that it would close a “significant number of additional stores” in the current fiscal year.

As of the beginning of last year, Game Stop operated 2,325 stores in the United States.

NEW YORK—Vivid Cabaret New York, the high-energy adult club that is home to the city’s tallest stripper pole, and known for its beautiful exotic dancers and non-stop party atmosphere, will celebrate St. Patrick’s Day, Tuesday, March 17, with drink specials, bottle specials, and of course, the sexy Vivid Cabaret girls who will excite and seduce you with their charms.  

“We love St. Patrick’s Day, purred Vivid girl Amy. “It’s all about fun and having a great time. The girls and I will make sure you have an awesome experience.”  

The multi-level Vivid Cabaret features VIP rooms, private suites, and a VIP Ultra Lounge. “We love to party and play,” said Vivid girl Rose. “Let’s pop some bottles and make it rain on all the hot girls. It’s always so exciting at Vivid. Don’t miss it!” 

Vivid Cabaret (61 West 37 Street) features multiple stages, luxury suites, an outdoor terrace, and a Rooftop Cigar Bar. The club’s exclusive VIP Ultra Lounge is a discreet hideaway for celebrities, sports stars, and power brokers. Vivid Cabaret is the sister club to the world famous Rick’s Cabaret NYC.

Vivid Cabaret New York

Non-Stop Fun

VIP Ultra Lounge

Private Suites 

Celebrity Balcony

Now Open for Lunch

Five Stages

The New York Yankees’ hopes of winning a World Series may fall on the arms of whether or not Gerrit Cole can get back to pitching at an elite level before his Tommy John surgery a year ago.

The former Cy Young Winner continues to make solid progress in his recovery from the major procedure, but it’s unlikely he’s on the Opening Day roster.

During a recent interview, Cole shared what has been the most difficult part of his rehab, and it has nothing to do with pitching itself.

“Just the waiting has been the hardest part. The challenge of trying to take it day by day, not look too far ahead, and just kind of keep an even keel demeanor,” said Cole.

Despite the need to be patient between workouts, Cole continues to check the boxes in his rehab. His latest milestone was throwing 30 pitches in a two-inning simulated game on Friday. The Yankees ace had his fastball top out at 97.5 mph in this workout.