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Van Gogh, a one-eared dog in desperate need of a new home, 'paints' his way to adoption

January 7, 2023

Van Gogh, a one-eared dog in desperate need of a new home, 'paints' his way to adoption

Van Gogh, a one-eared pit bull in Connecticut who needed a forever home, finally found happiness after a rescue group created a unique way to call attention to him through his works of art.

Frank Galati, Tony Award-winning director and actor, dead at 79

January 3, 2023

Frank Galati, Tony Award-winning director and actor, dead at 79

Frank Galati, a huge influence in the Chicago theater community and two-time Tony Award winner for his adaptation of "The Grapes of Wrath," died Monday.

Theodore Roosevelt’s Smith & Wesson revolver fetches nearly $1 million at auction: 'Fantastic condition'

January 2, 2023

Theodore Roosevelt’s Smith & Wesson revolver fetches nearly $1 million at auction: 'Fantastic condition'

Former President Theodore Roosevelt’s Smith & Wesson New Model No. 3 Single Action Revolver sold for $910,625 recently at auction. Rock Island Auction Company’s Joel Kolander weighed in.

Meet the American who saved the Champagne industry: Missouri scientist Charles Valentine Riley

December 30, 2022

Meet the American who saved the Champagne industry: Missouri scientist Charles Valentine Riley

Charles Valentine Riley was a Missouri scientist credited with saving the French wine industry from an invasive pest called phylloxera by grafting French vines to American roots.

Statue of meat-packing magnate is decapitated; California police search for answers

December 29, 2022

Statue of meat-packing magnate is decapitated; California police search for answers

Northern California authorities are calling for assistance from the public after a nearly century-old statue in a Sacramento park was found beheaded this week.

Massachusetts man, son of famous American painter, convicted on four charges in Jan. 6 protests

December 26, 2022

Massachusetts man, son of famous American painter, convicted on four charges in Jan. 6 protests

Vincent Gillespie, 61, was found guilty on four charges related to his storming of the U.S. Capitol last January. Gillespie is the son of famous postwar painter Gregory Gillespie.

'My world has changed forever': Ohio girl's big success in Big Apple as a Radio City Rockette

December 21, 2022

'My world has changed forever': Ohio girl's big success in Big Apple as a Radio City Rockette

The Radio City Christmas Spectacular featuring the Rockettes is here for its 2022 season. Fox News Digital spoke to a 14-season veteran for a peek into the life of a New York City Rockette.

UK government rules out law change for return of Parthenon marbles to Greece after 'secret' meetings

December 7, 2022

UK government rules out law change for return of Parthenon marbles to Greece after 'secret' meetings

A spokesperson for Rishi Sunak told reporters that while the British Museum trustees are free to talk to whomever they want, the U.K. has no plans to change the law.

Rare Civil War, WWI military items made by Tiffany & Co. to hit Illinois auction block

December 6, 2022

Rare Civil War, WWI military items made by Tiffany & Co. to hit Illinois auction block

Rock Island Auction Company in Illinois is putting three Tiffany & Co. creations with military significance up for auction including two Civil War-era swords and a WWI naval aviator pin.

Miami art event showcases 'creative' heartbeat of Magic City, attracts the curious from all over

December 3, 2022

Miami art event showcases 'creative' heartbeat of Magic City, attracts the curious from all over

Miami Art Week is now in its 20th year — and the event this year is attracting artists and attendees from all over the world. Fox News spoke to Wynwood Walls curator Jessica Goldman Srebnick.