Vanity Fair

Given Trump’s longtime obsession with blind loyalty, allegations of a source on the inside have not gone over well.

The wife of the late NBA star is currently suing L.A. County for damages for emotional distress in connection to the alleged leak of images of Kobe and their daughter Gianna after the accident.

As Republicans escalate voter fraud lies, conspiracies about “ballot harvesting” have led right-wingers in Arizona to “tailgate” primary ballot boxes. The surveillance may expand to other states heading into November, raising concerns about voter intimidation.

The very busy actor on her action-packed new film, her impromptu pandemic wedding, and improvising with Jennifer Coolidge in the second season of The White Lotus.

The Democratic gubernatorial candidate doubled down on his gun control platform against Abbott, who has adamantly downplayed the role of lax gun laws in the Uvalde shooting.

Miller, who was recently charged with felony burglary, reportedly participated in reshoots earlier this summer for the $200 million superhero film.

On this week’s Little Gold Men podcast, a look at the very big festival season ahead for one of the world’s biggest pop stars—and what might come next.

The tennis star thought braids would be “iconic” at the wedding, and the hairstyle took all night to create.

The Emmy-nominated actor, writer, and director joins his cinematographer Carl Herse for a discussion on freeway chases, panthers, and what Henry Winkler looks like when he cries.

Following her passing earlier this week, the film producer shared, “In her most difficult times she always had the spirit, the humor, and the will power to move things into the light.”

“When this television show is done, I’m not going to seek others,” he tells The Hollywood Reporter of his plans to scale back.

Now Emmy-nominated for their bold work on the divisive FX limited series, star Paulson and writer Burgess get honest about the beauty of making the show, the pain of its reception, and the need to take time off after all was said and done.

After announcing her departure from the horror franchise in June, Campbell now says she “couldn’t walk on set feeling undervalued.”

From Portrait of Jason to Synecdoche, New York, here are some extremely specific recommendations for shows and films to suit your every Nathan Fielder–inspired mood.

Exclusive new images of the DC antihero, who has all the powers of Superman—except for mercy, empathy, and compassion.

I went back to witness life under Taliban rule, chronicling intriguing and, at times, unsettling scenes. (In a forthcoming piece, van Agtmael will explore the plight of Afghan women.)

Vanity Fair’s September 2022 issue, featuring Lewis Hamilton

When the French beauty company launched its leather-wrapped, refillable lipstick cases nearly five years ago, it offered a keepsake alternative to disposable goods. Now, a push for plastic-free packaging takes its waste-not mission a step further.

From GOP lawmakers to Fox News, the ex-president’s pals have been dangerously—and baselessly—fanning the flames since Monday’s FBI raid on Mar-a-Lago.

After a decade writing columns puncturing—and praising—the press, the ex–New York Times public editor and departing Post columnist will be teaching at Duke and pursuing book projects, including a fictional series about a laid-off local journalist solving crimes.