vanityfair.comadded August 2026
Vanity Fairby Rebecca Ford1h ago
Esmé Creed-Miles is pacing in a corner of The London West Hollywood hotel lobby, on the phone, holding a banana.
Vanity Fairby Elise Taylor20h 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...
Vanity Fairby Hadley Hall Meares20h 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...
Vanity Fairby Elise Taylor1d 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.
Vanity Fairby Chuck Lorre1d 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.
Vanity Fairby Kevin Roose1d 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...
Vanity Fairby Gary Susman1d ago
Eva Marie Saint was considered a silver screen legend, even though her 60 years in Hollywood encompassed just 22 theatrical features.
Vanity Fairby Brian Raftery1d 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...
Vanity Fairby Savannah Walsh2d 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.
Vanity Fairby Chris Murphy2d ago
Remember Pinocchio, the magical wooden marionette who dreams of becoming a real boy, but whose nose grows every time he tells a lie?
Vanity Fairby Kara Swisher2d ago
What is your idea of perfect happiness? Wandering around Cliff’s hardware, getting a foot massage at Hand Job, and eating oysters at Anchor Bar, all by my lonesome.
Vanity Fairby José Criales-Unzueta2d ago
Paris is a city for grown ups. Paris Fashion Week, even more so. The shows deemed the best are often those by the headliners: Dior, Chanel, Saint Laurent, et al.
Vanity Fairby Mathilde Engelmann2d ago
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has decided to challenge the Thames Valley Police’s actions in court, several months after his arrest in connection with the Jeffrey Epstein investigation.
Vanity Fairby Matthew Pressman2d ago
The list of epically failed media launches in recent decades is dishearteningly long. But before the likes of CNN+, Jimmy Finkelstein’s The Messenger, Tina Brown’s Talk, and (yes, alas) Conde...
Vanity Fairby Maddalena Gomez3d ago
An old military trunk, a scream from the other room, and a dress that no one had seen in nearly sixty years.
Vanity Fairby Elise Taylor3d ago
It’s a Saturday night during the New York Film Festival, and Martin Scorsese is holding court at Lincoln Center, the undisputed king of this temporary film nerd castle.
Vanity Fairby Joy Press3d ago
The world of Ryan Murphy is treacherous and bloody, a fun house mirror reflecting America’s most grotesque, venal obsessions.
Vanity Fairby Mark Guiducci3d ago
When Vanity Fair first laid out the New Establishment in 1994, it told the story of how one group of old white men was being replaced by a group of younger white men—and Oprah.
Vanity Fairby Mark Guiducci3d ago
Every day a new scientific breakthrough or existential threat seems to make the world more aware and more distrusting of an AI future that we’re told is rapidly approaching—whether we like it or...
Vanity Fairby Vanity Fair3d ago
Big Win Few people in history have amassed enough power to actually change the world. Altman is one of them.
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