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Vanity Fairby Elise Taylor27d ago
“I’ve always been the queen of throwing parties,” says Paris Hilton, a week before she’s set to throw a real banger at her and husband Carter Reum’s house in the Los Angeles neighborhood of Beverly...
Vanity Fairby Natasha O'Neill28d ago
“I’m not very good at putting my feet up and kicking back,” Gary Oldman tells me. That’s clear. He’s one of the finest actors of his generation, with the versatile résumé to prove it: Sid Vicious...
Vanity Fairby John Ross28d ago
“I am here tonight to honor a man with really the best heart and worst laugh in Hollywood,” said Anna Kendrick Sunday night.
Vanity Fairby Elise Taylor28d ago
“You can smoke in here!” A socialite—a beautiful daughter of an American family—says elatedly to another socialite, a beautiful daughter of a European one.
Vanity Fairby John Ross29d ago
At Friday’s premiere of Marcus Haney’s documentary about youth living in Ukraine during wartime, executive producer Sean Penn referred to the film as “a call to human arms.” In Black Sunflowers...
Vanity Fairby Eve Batey29d ago
And that’s a wrap on the Venice Film Festival 2026. After nearly two weeks of hotly anticipated premieres, politics-laden press conferences, lengthy standing ovations, and glamorous red carpets...
Vanity Fairby José Criales-Unzueta29d ago
Earlier this year, Ralph Lauren released a monograph of his runway collections, part of the popular Catwalk series that has given the same treatment to designers like Vivienne Westwood and Miuccia...
Vanity Fairby Eve Batey11 Sept 2026
Since his lynching in 1955, Emmett Till has been a symbol of the civil rights movement and a face for the countless Black men slain in racially motivated attacks.
Vanity Fairby Nate Freeman11 Sept 2026
It’s time to proclaim a new preeminent gallery district in New York. It is finally, actually, all happening in Tribeca.
Vanity Fairby Kenneal Patterson11 Sept 2026
Colman Domingo, Pamela Anderson, Simone Biles, and more A-listers gathered under the glow of natural candlelight for an extravagant dinner at The Pool in Manhattan on Thursday, united for an...
Vanity Fairby Griffin Dunne11 Sept 2026
At some point in the 1990s, the owners and corporate sponsors of One Times Square, the triangular skyscraper famous for its New Year’s Eve ball drop atop the giddy duo of Andy Cohen and Anderson...
Vanity Fairby Ayman M. Mohyeldin11 Sept 2026
September 11 gave me my career. That is a sentence I have never been entirely comfortable saying.
Vanity Fairby Elise Taylor11 Sept 2026
“We’ve opened the books and it’s been…overwhelming,” Diego Cardoso, the global vice president of culinary at London-based Rhubarb Hospitality, says.
Vanity Fairby Kase Wickman11 Sept 2026
To baby, or not to baby? That is the question at the heart of the appropriately titled Babies, Lauren Miller Rogen’s extremely personal new film starring Anna Kendrick and Seth Rogen, premiering...
Vanity Fairby Aidan McLaughlin10 Sept 2026
Over the last few months, in the run-up to the Republican midterm convention in Dallas, Texas, the party’s official Instagram page has been a running feed of MAGA iconography.
Vanity Fairby Dan Adler10 Sept 2026
What was Jeffrey Epstein really doing for Leon Black? It’s a question that has circulated in finance, art, and media circles since 2020, the year after Epstein’s death, when the New York Times...
Vanity Fairby Savannah Walsh10 Sept 2026
Up until three years ago, Nadia Murad had largely read words written by men. “I read my first ever book written by a woman when I was in college, The Diary of Anne Frank,” she tells Vanity Fair.
Vanity Fairby Jacob Weisberg10 Sept 2026
He told anyone who asked that he wanted to be an astronaut. A precocious adolescent, he devoured the sci‑fi collection that someone had donated to the Cotulla library, gravitating especially to...
Vanity Fairby David Friend10 Sept 2026
Some say that 9/11 would have been even more horrific had it taken place today. There would have been smartphones on the planes, these fatalists insist.
Vanity Fairby John Ross, Hillary Busis, Wengel Gemu10 Sept 2026
The 51st edition of the Toronto International Film Festival brings together world premieres of more populist movies, some films that premiered in Telluride to a much smaller audience, and the...
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