Raquel Laneri

One of the striking things about “The Met” is that so many of its historical debates and troubles still ring true today.

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“This is my redemption lap,” Leanna Scaglione told The Post.

Everything from fashion, to contemporary art, to ancient relics has the Midas touch at the ostentatious (and very shiny) exhibition.

“Art Work: Artists Working at the Met” runs through Dec. 1.

Edna Ferber did not want James Dean to play Jett Rink, the brutish ranch hand turned dissolute millionaire oil magnate from her 1952 novel “Giant.” ‘ She had imagined someone brawnier for the…

The actor and 'Indian Jones' legend Kate Capshaw is showing work at Pérez Art Museum Miami—her intimate portal of a local star barber.

Since 69 Atlantic opened in mid-October, every show at the venue has sold out.

Of course the one time Vivien Leigh played someone “normal,” she went insane.

She said, “It took me years and hundreds of hours of therapy to come to terms with the fact that mine is an interesting story.”