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As the Times named Joseph Kahn its new executive editor on Tuesday, New York Mag captured the promotion in an unusually seductive way. The Post has reached out to NYT brass for comment about Kahn's viral va-va-voom.

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This could be the hottest, most wildly viral sensation since OnlyFans went mainstream — or the New York Times launched, well, Wordle .
As the Times named Joseph Kahn its new executive editor Tuesday, succeeding former honcho Dean Baquet, the Old Gray Lady sanctioned a splashy portrait and profile of their nascent leader for New York Magazine — which captured the promotion in a disarmingly seductive way.
The resulting, perhaps unintentional, erotica — featuring enough arched-back, pointed toe and come hither gaze to make pinup pioneers Rita Hayworth and Marilyn Monroe proud — might just drive foot fetishists everywhere into a frenzy, as well.
The glowing feature ran alongside a photo spread of Kahn, 57, including a now widely-mocked image — on social media, of course — showing the well-dressed but shoeless news boss in repose, sinuously stretched across a pricey Asian rug on the floor of his regal, mahogany-trimmed Fifth Avenue home office, beside his Chinese-lettered coffee mug and a morning read — the Times, of course.
Needless to say, the stocking-feet portrait hyping the “new, old school” exec editor “relaxing with the paper,” as it’s captioned, was a baffling choice. Readers noted as much online — while drawing a number of comparisons to “Zoolander,” as well as the iconic image of “Seinfeld” character George Costanza posed alluringly in only socks and undies on a fainting couch.
“What was the goal here?” journalist Mairead Elordi asked about the photo in question, snapped by Chris Buck. Newtown shooting survivor and anti-violence advocate JT Lewis added to the sentiment, “I just don’t understand how this probably had to be approved by a slew of people and no one objected.”
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“There has not been enough cringe produced in all of human history to properly react to this,” author Jim Hanson responded to the photo.
“I too ‘relax with the paper’ while sitting uncomfortably on the floor right next to my desk and chaise,” Noah Blum joked .
“Draw me like one of your French girls,” RealClearInvestigations senior writer Mark Hemingway parodied , along with another who quipped in a now-deleted reply, “I bet he has many leather bound books, and his office smells of rich mahogany.”
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Writer Shawn McCreesh aptly conveyed Kahn — heir to “journalism’s Iron Throne,” the reporter mused, as well as his father’s co-founding Staples fortune — as privileged and “fabulously wealthy,” thanks to an elite Boston upbringing that led to a prestigious boarding school education before graduating from Harvard.
During one passage, McCreesh described the top editor’s enviable lifestyle with his wife Shannon, who formerly worked at the World Bank, and two private school-educated sons, while insisting they’re not “flashy.”
Unconvincingly, McCreesh wrote, “But he does have a taste for the finer things. He is a familiar face at opening night of the Metropolitan Opera. He is an oenophile with a particular fondness for Burgundy and is part of a wine consortium that includes the billionaire Joseph Bae.”
The Post has reached out to NYT brass for comment about Kahn’s viral va-va-voom.

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A New York girl who was reported missing from her Tompkins County home in July 2019, when she was 4 years old, has been located safely, police in Ulster County's Saugerties department said Tuesday.
Paislee Shultis' abductors were believed at the time to be her non-custodial parents, Kimberly Cooper and Kirk Shultis Jr. The leads quickly went cold.
It wasn't until Valentine's Day, a day ago, that Saugerties police obtained a warrant to search a home on Fawn Road in the town. They had received information that Shultis was being held in a hidden location at a residence on that street.
The owner denied having any knowledge of Shultis' whereabouts when detectives and New York State Police knocked on the door Monday night, saying he hadn't seen Shultis since she was reported missing.
More than an hour into the search, though, Shultis was found in a secret makeshift room under a closed staircase leading to the basement of the home, police say. Shultis and Cooper were found hiding in the dark and wet enclosure once officers removed the step boards. The girl was taken to a hospital for examination and found to be in good health. She was later released and united with her older sister.
Both Cooper and Kirk Shultis Jr., along with his father Kirk Shultis Sr., now face charges in the case. Cooper, 33, was arrested on charges including custodial interference and endangering the welfare of a child, while the younger Shultis was charged with felony custodial interference and misdemeanor child endangerment.
His father faces the same charges as he does. Attorney information for any of the defendants wasn't immediately available. Both Shultis men were arraigned and released on their own recognizance. It wasn't clear if they entered a plea.
All three defendants have been ordered to stay away from the kidnapped girl.
Saugerties police say additional arrests are pending. They, along with other police agencies, have investigated multiple leads connected to the girl's disappearance since it happened, including ones that took them to the Fawn Road home.
Every time, the owner denied knowing anything about her whereabouts, they say.
The girl's biological father, who had resurfaced shortly after he vanished, also denied any knowledge of her whereabouts and said he hadn't seen her since 2019, when he claims Cooper fled to Pennsylvania with his daughter.
Police say their investigation is ongoing.

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