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Artist Françoise Gilot, acclaimed painter who loved and later left Picasso, dies at 101
Françoise Gilot, a prolific painter who had a turbulent relationship with Pablo Picasso, died on Tuesday in New York City at 101 years old.
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Andy Warhol Portrait of OJ Simpson Goes on Auction Block
An Andy Warhol silkscreen portrait of O.J. Simpson is going up for auction.
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How a Late Autism Diagnosis Changed Morgan Harper Nichols' Work
Morgan Harper Nichols, diagnosed with autism at 31, uses her platform as a catalyst for positivity.
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Maryland's Annual ‘Peeps' Show Features Art Created With Beloved Marshmallow Candy
Peeps are more than just marshmallow treat — for some, they are works of art.
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Maryland's Annual ‘Peeps' Show Features Art Created With Beloved Marshmallow Candy
Peeps are more than just marshmallow treat — for some, they are works of art. Take a look at the candy artwork created this year in Carroll County, Maryland.
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‘David' Statue Controversy Creates Permanent Rift Between Michigan College, Florida Charter School
A Michigan college will no longer partner with a Florida charter school after the school’s principal resigned due to complaints sixth graders were exposed to pornography during a Renaissance art lesson that included Michelangelo’s David sculpture. MLive.com reports Thursday that Tallahassee Classical School no longer is affiliated with Hillsdale College, a small, Christian classical liberal arts college in southern Michigan....
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Is ‘David' Porn? See for Yourself, Italians Ask Florida Parents
A Florence museum is inviting parents and students from a Florida charter school to visit and see Michelangelo’s “David” following parental complaints that the nude Renaissance masterpiece was shown to a sixth-grade art class.
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Is ‘David' Porn? See for Yourself, Italians Ask Florida Parents
A Florence museum is inviting parents and students from a Florida charter school to visit and see Michelangelo’s “David” following parental complaints that the nude Renaissance masterpiece was shown to a sixth-grade art class.
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Smithsonian's Long-Awaited Entertainment Nation Opens to the Public
After years of building, collecting and perfecting, the Smithsonian National Museum of American History opened Entertainment Nation. The brand new wing is dedicated to music, movies and TV shows, celebrating entertainers who helped create and define American culture and music. It is the first exhibit to focus on entertainment history. The exhibit begins with a dazzling red carpet and includes...
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Entertainment Nation Opens to the Public
Following decades of renovation, the wing showcases musicians who helped shape American entertainment. News4’s Tommy McFLY reports.
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France Is the Most Visited Country in the World. Here's Why
France has the most international tourist visitors in the world, followed by Spain and the U.S. French residents rate it for its landscape, culture and food.
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France and Italy Are Home to Some of the Grandest Castles and Palaces to Visit — Or Even Buy (If You Have $100 Million)
France and Italy are home to some of the most storied castles, palaces and grand homes in the world, from Loire Valley chateaux to Sicilian strongholds.
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Community Theaters Saw SBA's Covid Relief as a Lifeline. Now They're Fighting to Prove They Qualify
The Shuttered Venue Operators Grant program was meant to help the live entertainment industry, but operators who appear to qualify for aid have been denied.
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See What Christmas Looks Like in 10 Places Around the World
From Europe to Asia to the depths of Antarctica, here’s how Christmas is celebrated in nine places around the world — and one place that orbits around the world.
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There Are ‘No Plans' to Shut Down Broadway Even as Covid Cases Lead to Canceled Performances, Theater Group Says
Despite a string of cancellations, and at least two closed productions, Broadway won’t be shutting down as Covid surges in New York City.
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Auction Sales Hit Record $15 Billion as Young, Wealthy Collectors Enter the Market
Auction records this year highlight the surge in global wealth during the pandemic, aided by central bank easing and soaring asset prices, among other factors.
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Radio City Cancels Rest of Rockettes' Christmas Shows as Covid Spike Shutters Live Performances in New York
Just a week before Christmas Eve, “The Christmas Spectacular Starring the Radio City Rockettes” announced it would end its 2021 season early.
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Patek Philippe's Tiffany Blue Nautilus Watch Fetches $6.5 Million at Auction
The sale cements the reputation of the Patek Philippe Nautilus Ref. 5711, which was discontinued earlier this year, as the ‘holy grail’ of sports watches.