Salman Rushdie and Rachel Eliza Griffiths Turned His Stabbing Into a True Crime Love Story
Vanity Fairby Dan Adler·21d ago
After Salman Rushdie was stabbed onstage at an event in upstate New York in 2022, his wife, the poet, novelist, and artist Rachel Eliza Griffiths, made a striking decision at the hospital in the...
Kai Schreiber Felt “Like a Unicorn” Starring in Thom Browne’s Buggy NYFW Show
Vanity Fairby Chris Murphy·22d ago
If you were at Thom Browne’s spring 2027 women’s collection show, alongside Demi Moore, Penn Badgley, Adam Scott, and Rachel Zegler, you may have seen a monarch being born.
Nepo Baby, Social Climber, or Fashion Genius? What People Don’t Get About Conner Ives
Vanity Fairby José Criales-Unzueta·22d ago
“Is Conner Ives also a ponzi scheme?” read an X post following the London-based designer’s debut show at New York Fashion Week on Saturday afternoon.
Wellness Has a New Sport—And It’s Very, Very Hot
Vanity Fairby Liz Baker Plosser·22d ago
Red and purple lights illuminate a dark, 120-seat sauna in downtown Brooklyn as Joli and Alexi Irvine enter the room.
Zosia Mamet Isn’t Ready to Read Lena Dunham’s ‘Famesick’ Yet
Vanity Fairby Kase Wickman·22d ago
Zosia Mamet burst onto the scene in 2012 as the fast-talking, hyper-earnest Shoshanna in HBO’s Girls.
First Look: The Swan: Behind The Mirror Dissects Reality TV’s Most Infamous Trainwreck
Vanity Fairby Eve Batey·22d ago
When people talk about the nadir of reality TV, they inevitably bring up The Swan. The makeover competition show ran for two seasons on Fox in 2004, when series like the gaydar-test dating show...
Jaclyn Smith Remembers Her Last Goodbye to Farrah Fawcett
Vanity Fairby Jaclyn Smith·22d ago
Shortly after the 2006 Emmys, when we’d honored Aaron Spelling, Farrah Fawcett and I met up for dinner. I noticed she didn’t look well. Her skin was pale and her famous hair was lifeless.
How to Watch the Vogue World 2026: Milano Livestream
Vanity Fairby Vanity Fair·22d ago
For its fifth installment, Vogue World is making an international voyage to Italy, touching down in Milan on Tuesday, September 22—the first day of Milan Fashion Week.
Exclusive: Spring Awakening’s New Cast, Revealed
Vanity Fairby Juan A. Ramírez·22d ago
A group of mostly 20-somethings gathered in the woods last month, looking beautifully melancholy in aproned dresses and schoolboy shorts.
Why is Hollywood Suddenly Cozying Up to Trump?
Vanity Fairby Maxwell Adler·22d ago
Hollywood has always been a convenient villain for Donald Trump, despite his own thirsty history with the industry.
Can’t Repeat the Past? Of Course You Can! Carolina Herrera Resurrects Famous Upper East Side Restaurant Mortimer’s
Vanity Fairby Elise Taylor·23d ago
To the pretty young Gen Z things of New York, who live in downtown Manhattan, 1057 Lexington Avenue is Herrera’s, a glamorous pop-up bistro masterminded by Carolina Herrera’s creative director Wes...
Meghan Markle Offers a Glimpse Into Archie and Lilibet’s New Life in England
Vanity Fairby Alessia Arcolaci·23d ago
There’s Lilibet riding her bike and Archie running alongside her, shouting, “Go! Go!” Then there’s Prince Harry fishing with his children, Meghan Markle jumping into a puddle in her boots, a...
Katherine LaNasa was Rejected by an Atlanta Improv Troupe During COVID. Now Louis Vuitton Is Dressing Her for the Emmys
Vanity Fairby Maxwell Adler·23d ago
Designers weren’t exactly lining up to dress Katherine LaNasa the first time she went to an awards show.
‘The Uprising’: The True Story of the Peasants’ Revolt That Inspired Andrew Garfield’s New Movie
Vanity Fairby Natasha O'Neill·23d ago
Director Paul Greengrass’s newly released drama, The Uprising, starring Andrew Garfield and Jamie Bell, tells the story of the Peasants’ Revolt of 1381, the largest popular uprising in English...
Emily St. John Mandel Wrote the End of the World—Again
Vanity Fairby Emily Rome·23d ago
Emily St. John Mandel has taken readers to moon colonies of the 25th century, inside the postapocalyptic landscape of a world devastated by a pandemic, and through mind-bending time travel.
Hollywood’s Fall Villain Is the Tech Billionaire
Vanity Fairby Rebecca Ford·23d ago
Villains in movies used to move in the shadows, cloaked in black, a scar hinting at some violent history. Now they’re wearing a quarter-zip fleece or a soft-shell vest and lurking behind a laptop.
Emmys 2026: What You Didn’t See on TV
Vanity Fairby Rebecca Ford, Joy Press·23d ago
Widow’s Bay swept the 2026 Emmys, and The Pitt earned back-to-back wins for best drama series. But so much more happened during the tight three-hour telecast on Monday night, hosted by Mariska...
‘Widow’s Bay’ Sweeps the Emmys 2026
Vanity Fairby Kase Wickman·23d ago
2026 Emmys voters agree: Widow’s Bay is hauntingly good. The breakout Apple TV+ horror-comedy series won six awards including best comedy during Monday night’s ceremony, adding to the eight Emmys...
Taylor Swift Makes Surprise Appearance at the Emmys 2026—With the Help of Both Olivia Bensons
Vanity Fairby Kase Wickman·23d ago
As any Swiftie worth their “22” bowler hat knows, there are always clues if you know where to look for them.
Emmys 2026 Winners List (Updating Live)
Vanity Fairby Vanity Fair·23d ago
Expect a mix of past favorites and newcomers onstage as Emmy winners 2026 are announced on Monday.
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