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LI teacher accused of 'sexting' student 'weirded out' other female class members: sources
A Long Island art teacher under investigation for allegedly “sexting” a student "weirded out" other females in his class, sources told The Post. Bay Shore High School’s John Kennedy, 52,...
Artist behind Hamas-obsessed NYC installation had virtual love affair with Palestinian dentist in Gaza
“We built a genuine connection with trust and humor, and over time, lots of romantic emojis, silly fiery redhead flirtings, and vampire dentist jokes like, “I’m gonna bite you,” Rebecca...
Louis Vuitton exhibits two Impressionist masterpieces in its flagship store
Now this is big-picture thinking. The Fondation Louis Vuitton unveils today an exceptional exhibit of two French Impressionist masterpieces at its New York flagship. On loan from the Musée d’Orsay in...
NYC penthouse once home to literary legends gets $1.5M price cut
The 444 E. 52nd St. aerie listed earlier this year for $6 million.
Pumpkin carver goes viral for Taylor Swift creation, fans demand Kelce gourd
Karrah Youngblood's amazing likeness of Taylor Swift carved into a pumpkin racked up 11.6 million social media views, with swooning Swifties demanding she do the same for Travis Kelce.
Rare Picasso portrait hidden from view sells for $31 million
A vividly hued Picasso portrait of longtime muse and partner Dora Maar that had remained out of view for more than eight decades sold at auction Friday for about $31.3 million.
New theory emerges on who may have commissioned daring Louvre jewel heist
"The theft committed at the Louvre is an attack on a heritage that we cherish because it is our History."
News of the World: What you missed this week internationally
A 2,000-year-old secret tunnel under the Colosseum opens to the public, a gay club in Australia is under fire for its unconventional door policy, and more news from around the...
Taylor Swift fans flocking to German museum to see this painting from her new video: 'It's been a shock'
Taylor Swift fans are flocking to a German museum to view a painting of the Shakespeare character Ophelia that the pop star reimagined in a music video for a song...
A NYC home renovated by a celebrated sculptor has listed for $4.75M -- 4 months after his death
The sculptor still has works exhibited in some of the world's most major institutions -- but he left another legacy with this 130 E. 67th St. duplex.
‘Dear New York’ turns Grand Central into massive art installation
For the first time in the transit hub's history, there are no ads, just art.
The famous forgers who fooled everyone — even the experts
In the words of Cole Porter, “Is it the good turtle soup or merely the mock?”
A boldly retro NYC penthouse comes with massive space and art for sale
The 425 E. 63rd St. cond-op has a trophy combination penthouse that's listed for $2.89 million -- and frozen in amber from a long-ago decade.
Cops seize 21 Salvador Dalí works for suspected forgery at exhibit: 'Absolutely strange'
Their "error" was trying to launch a Dalí show in the first place. "They knew ... there was a high probability there would be forgeries," an authentication expert told The...
Meet the 2 LI teen artists behind 'absolutely beautiful' hometown mural
They really know how to paint the town.
18th-century painting stolen from Jewish collector in WWII recovered after being spotted in Nazi's daughter's home listing
The portrait of Contessa Colleoni by Italian artist Giuseppe Ghislandi hadn't been seen in public since it was stolen from Jacques Goudstikker, a Jewish art collector, in Amsterdam back in 1940.
One of Israel's greatest artists asks $19M for her rare NYC home — and it stands to sell for the first time in decades
The property at 178 E. 75th St. is a rare breed of residence in the city -- and its owner, known for her personal museum in Jaffa, adorned it beautifully.
Painting looted by Nazis during WWII found 80 years later —after being spotted in real estate listing
The painting is among hundreds looted from Dutch art dealer Jacques Goudstikker.
Historic treasure at NYCHA housing complex is restored
The stunning 80-foot-long concrete frieze, “Exodus and Dance,” was created in 1939 and installed in front of the Kingsborough Houses in the Weeksville section of Crown Heights — home to...
Good for Trump for looking to Make the Smithsonian Great Again
A visit to the Smithsonian museums today will give you the distinct impression that the United States is less a land of innovation and courage than a hellscape of oppression...