ANOTHER STALKER BREAKS INTO TAYLOR’S HOUSE
I don’t get why it’s so easy. The Post reports that yet another nutty Taylor Swift for breaking into her house on Franklin Street. Ashley Arbour, 43, was arrested Friday and charged with two counts of trespassing. He told The Post that he took the bus from Atlanta to try to woo her. “I was disappointed,” he said of not finding Swift. “I love her. I want to marry her. I want her to be my anchor — someone that will have me stay put. I never had someone that kept me grounded.”

CONGESTION PRICING RALLY FOR BOTH SIDES
CBS News covered rallies for and against congestion pricing on Thursday, with the pros noting that the plan will bring critical funding to the MTA as well as cleaner air and safer streets and cons demanding “exemptions now.” “A man wearing a “NYC Drivers Unite” t-shirt and an opponent of the tolls interrupted a college student talking about why the plan would help her in the Bronx. And at times it got physical with other people trying to stop him.”

DO IT IN TRIBECA
The city is testing out giant dumpsters as shared household garbage cans in Harlem, and neighbors are not loving them — plus they wanted to know why Harlem had to be the guinea pig, residents told Gothamist. “‘Why didn’t they do this downtown? Do it in Tribeca,’ Lisa Matthews said. “They bring it right here in Harlem.’ Matthews said she’s not a driver and is less worried about losing parking spots than what she described as several new rat eateries just steps away from her home, where she’s lived for 30 years. She said the city is unfairly using Harlem for the experiment.”

Photo by Arturo Holmes – Getty Images for Tribeca Festival

DE NIRO CELEBRATES 80 AT LOCANDA
People covered Robert de Niro’s 80th birthday party held at Locanda Verde last Thursday. The guest list included Martin Scorsese, Leonardo DiCaprio (who stars with De Niro in Scorsese’s next film “Killers of the Flower Moon,” out later this year), Alec Baldwin and his wife, Hilaria, Christopher Walken, David Blaine, Rev. Al Sharpton and former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo.