Prince George Arrives for His First Day at Eton, With Prince William and Kate Middleton by His Side
Vanity Fairby Katie Nicholl·8 Sept 2026
On Tuesday, Prince George arrived for his first day at Eton College with his parents, Prince William and Kate Middleton.
Inside The New York Times’ Harrowing Evacuation of 124 Afghans
Vanity Fairby Rebecca Blumenstein, Diana Kapp·8 Sept 2026
August 15, 2021 The day that began slowly, full of unknowns, came instantly into alarming, stark focus.
In 'The Debut', Julianne Moore Learns to Sing (Badly, Then Beautifully)
Vanity Fairby Rebecca Ford·7 Sept 2026
When Julianne Moore first came to the Telluride Film Festival in 1994, she didn’t even know what a film festival was.
Inside the Venice amfAR Gala 2026: “Where’s the Party?”
Vanity Fairby Chris Murphy·7 Sept 2026
Before I arrived at the Venice Film Festival, I was told repeatedly that I had to attend the amfAR gala—a star-studded charity event that has raised hundreds of million dollars for the Foundation...
Nathan Fielder's Elizabeth Holmes Doc Met With Shock and Awe at Secret Screening
Vanity Fairby Rebecca Ford·7 Sept 2026
The audience that walked into the Werner Herzog Theater at the Telluride Film Festival on Sunday night didn’t know exactly what they’d be watching because the screening had been kept top secret all...
Robert Pattinson in Primetime Is a Showstopper at Venice
Vanity Fairby Chris Murphy·6 Sept 2026
Call him Chris Hansen with Dateline NBC. Robert Pattinson delivers a towering, terrific performance as the former To Catch a Predator host in Primetime, which had a show-stopping premiere Saturday...
Damien Chazelle’s La La Land Celebrates a Decade of Enchantment in Venice
Vanity Fairby Chris Murphy·5 Sept 2026
It’s been close to ten years since Damien Chazelle took home the Academy Award for best director for 2016's La La Land, his musical love letter to Los Angeles starring Emma Stone and Ryan Gosling.
Léa Seydoux Made Four Films in a Year. It Finally Made Her Feel Like an Actor.
Vanity Fairby Rebecca Ford·5 Sept 2026
Léa Seydoux felt invisible growing up, which is hard to believe when you see her onscreen now. She’s the type of magnetic performer that you can’t take your eyes off.
At the Venice Film Festival, All Hollywood Wants to Talk About Is Politics
Vanity Fairby Chris Murphy·4 Sept 2026
Before things really kicked off at the Venice Film Festival, rumors swirled that its powers that be were going to do away with the jury press conference, breaking a long-standing tradition in which...
Jane Fonda Says the Hollywood Blacklist Still Exists—But She Doesn’t Fear Donald Trump
Vanity Fairby Valentina Colosimo·4 Sept 2026
Wearing a flowing silk dress and arm-in-arm with her trusted hairstylist—who flew in from the United States with her—Jane Fonda strolls like an ordinary person along the Fondamenta delle Zattere in...
The Lindsay Clancy Triple-Murder Case Has Ended in a Mistrial
Vanity Fairby Savannah Walsh·4 Sept 2026
The shocking triple-murder trial of Lindsay Clancy, which ignited a media circus both in and outside of its Massachusetts courtroom, has been declared a mistrial.
The Mystery of the Missing Romanov Jewels
Vanity Fairby Hadley Hall Meares·4 Sept 2026
Over the centuries, the Romanovs amassed one of the most opulent jewelry collections in the world, featuring the famous Orlov diamond, the Imperial crown of Russia, and a priceless collection of...
An Emblematic McQueen Look and Yves Saint Laurent’s Most Famous Dress Will Return to the Runway this NYFW
Vanity Fairby José Criales-Unzueta·4 Sept 2026
Before John Galliano bowed out of being the subject of the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Costume Institute exhibition next spring—the would-be blockbuster show “John Galliano: Horizons,”—following...
Is Pete Hegseth’s Reign of Chaos at the Pentagon a Prelude to a 2028 Run?
Vanity Fairby Aidan McLaughlin·3 Sept 2026
It was a few hours after midnight on election night, and Fox News host Pete Hegseth was wearing a MAGA hat, leaping with joy and high-fiving colleagues at a bar in Tennessee.
A True Story of Murder and Obsession Before Social Media Sleuths
Vanity Fairby Dan Adler·3 Sept 2026
One night in July 2002, Mike Sisco and his girlfriend, Karen Harkness, returned to their home in Topeka, Kansas, after a night at the casino.
Werner Herzog, Orlando Bloom, Kate Mara, Rooney Mara, Domhnall Gleeson, and Vanity Fair Toast to Bucking Fastard at the Venice Film Festival
Vanity Fairby Chiara Oltolini, Stefania Saltalamacchia·3 Sept 2026
Werner Herzog hugs Orlando Bloom. “Who is this? It’s the first time I’ve seen him,” says the director as he pulls Bloom even closer.
29 New TV Shows to Watch This Fall
Vanity Fairby Savannah Walsh, Rebecca Ford, Joy Press, Kase Wickman, John Ross, Hillary Busis·3 Sept 2026
School is back in session, and so are 2026’s fall TV shows, signaling an end to fun-in-the-sun programming like Love Island and Sterling Point.
How The Mooch Saves America: Cruising Around the Hamptons in Anthony Scaramucci's Lamborghini
Vanity Fairby Jack Holmes·3 Sept 2026
Rumbling past the Golden Pear Cafe in Southampton, home of the $22 breakfast burrito, the preteens are peering into the Lamborghini Huracán.
Telluride Film Festival Lineup Features Jesse Eisenberg, Mike Leigh, Andrew Scott—and One Top-Secret Surprise
Vanity Fairby Rebecca Ford·3 Sept 2026
As per tradition, the top-secret lineup for the Telluride Film Festival stays under lock and key until the day before the festival opens. This year, the wait will prove well worth it.
Sandra Bullock on Grief, Motherhood, and Taking Control of Her Career
Vanity Fairby Joy Press·3 Sept 2026
Did Sandra Bullock ever expect to shoot a sequel to Practical Magic? “Oh God, no!” she gasps when asked about a follow-up to her 1998 movie with Nicole Kidman.
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