George Clooney Is Mourning Presley Gerber: “It’s The Worst Thing”
Vanity Fairby Chiara Pizzimenti·16h ago
George Clooney has been close to businessman Rande Gerber, his wife Cindy Crawford, and their children Presley and Kaia Gerber for decades—so close, in fact, that he considers their family his.
Pope Leo XIV Announces Health Scare During Sunday Service
Vanity Fairby Chiara Pizzimenti·17h ago
Pope Leo XIV announced Sunday that he will undergo surgery this week to remove a lump in his lung.
Ben Affleck Has Been Banned From Instagram. Twice.
Vanity Fairby Roberta Mercuri·1d ago
Ben Affleck has made a habit of spending time with masters of social media: His first ex-wife, Jennifer Garner, entertains her 17.2 million Instagram followers with a combination of cooking content...
Celebrating the Duke of Kent at 91: How Family Tragedy Put Him Next To Queen Elizabeth II
Vanity Fairby Stephanie Bridger-Linning·1d ago
Prince Edward, the Duke of Kent, turned 91 on October 9th. No doubt it will be a day steeped in poignant reflection, as the birthday comes just weeks after he joined the royal family to mark the...
What’s in a Name? Fashion’s Contentious Relationship with Legacy Comes Into Focus at Paris Fashion Week
Vanity Fairby José Criales-Unzueta·2d ago
Following weeks of speculation, on Friday morning Anthony Vaccarello said that he would be leaving Saint Laurent after 10 years as its creative director.
Chanel’s Latest Drop? An Art Magazine With Cindy Sherman on the Cover
Vanity Fairby Nate Freeman·2d ago
Cindy Sherman’s latest body of work was inspired by an unlikely place. “You know the London Jewelers store in East Hampton?
Sam Altman, ChatGPT, and My Daughter’s Suicide
Vanity Fairby Laura Reiley·2d ago
I briefly discombobulated Sam Altman’s publicist with my question about suicide and chatbot use, posed by VF editor Mark Guiducci in his recent two-part interview with the OpenAI CEO.
Meghan Markle Spotted Dining with Malala Yousafzai in London
Vanity Fairby Lou Gomis·2d ago
Meghan Markle was spotted in London for the first time in six years sharing a dinner with activist and Nobel Peace Prize laureate Malala Yousafzai.
The USS Abraham Lincoln Is Home But Sailors’ Families are Stuck in Line
Vanity Fairby Maxwell Adler·3d ago
The men’s bathroom at the Naval Air Station North Island Visitor Center was closed Wednesday because someone smoked a cigarette inside.
Mechanical Bulls and Hibachi Chefs: Katie Miller Is MAGA Washington’s New Hostess
Vanity Fairby Aidan McLaughlin·3d ago
One night in late August, Washington’s ruling class piled into the home of Katie and Stephen Miller for a party.
In Prince Harry’s MasterClass on Grieving His Mom, Princess Diana, He Vows to “Protect Her Legacy”
Vanity Fairby Savannah Walsh·3d ago
Prince Harry says it is “not a coincidence,” when the energy of his late mother, Princess Diana, enters a room.
How Esmé Creed-Miles Went From a Disastrous Audition to Playing Marianne Dashwood in 'Sense and Sensibility'
Vanity Fairby Rebecca Ford·3d ago
Esmé Creed-Miles is pacing in a corner of The London West Hollywood hotel lobby, on the phone, holding a banana.
How Does the Coolest Hotelier in Italy Get Married?
Vanity Fairby Elise Taylor·4d ago
A million brides would kill to get married at Il Pellicano. The famed cliffside Italian resort in Porto Ercole is known as one the most romantic in the Mediterranean: It unfurls across a series of...
How Wallis Simpson Revolutionized the Way High Society Women Wore Jewelry
Vanity Fairby Hadley Hall Meares·4d ago
Sir Dudley Richard Forwood was taken aback one evening when he saw Wallis Simpson, the Duchess of Windsor, “beautifully dressed as always but blazing with rings, earrings, brooches, bracelets, and...
Keith McNally Absolutely Loathes Thomas Straker. Loathes.
Vanity Fairby Elise Taylor·4d ago
The first time I meet Thomas Straker, he’s extremely hungover. The night before, he was at Scarr’s Pizza on the Lower East Side drinking with a bunch of Canadian tourists.
What Really Happened When Charlie Sheen Tanked ‘Two and a Half Men’
Vanity Fairby Chuck Lorre·4d ago
In the history of television, Two and a Half Men may be the only sitcom based loosely on the work of Carl Jung. I shit you not.
“Sabotage, Lying, and Manipulation”: What One AI-Safety Company Found in the Dark Mind of a Rogue Chatbot
Vanity Fairby Kevin Roose·4d ago
“Where did all the Anthropic people go?” It was a sunny day in February 2025, and 150 of America’s top AI safety experts were gathered for a three-day conference at 1440 Multiversity, a new age...
Eva Marie Saint, Oscar-Winning Star of ‘On the Waterfront,’ Dies at 102
Vanity Fairby Gary Susman·5d ago
Eva Marie Saint was considered a silver screen legend, even though her 60 years in Hollywood encompassed just 22 theatrical features.
Celebrity Memoirs Are Good. Celebrities Reading Their Own Memoirs Are Better
Vanity Fairby Brian Raftery·5d ago
Last year, Marc Shaiman hung a motivational sign in his Manhattan recording studio that read “Slow the fuck down.” The 66-year-old composer and lyricist has performed in nearly every high-pressure...
Josh Hartnett Left Hollywood a Heartthrob. Now He’s Back for His Middle-Age Renaissance
Vanity Fairby Savannah Walsh·5d ago
Twenty-five years ago, a July 2001 Vanity Fair cover story called “The Making of Josh Hartnett” anointed the 22-year-old actor as the next major movie star.
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