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Six months into the pandemic, and as U.S. deaths top 200,000, Trump’s favorite news channel continues to downplay the horrific toll of the crisis.

In Louisville, protests are demanding greater accountability from both the city police and the attorney general’s office. “I’m thinking about how we organize as a Black community,” says one city council member.

In a new interview, the Saturday Night Live executive producer also addressed the controversy around Jimmy Fallon’s blackface impression of Chris Rock, which resurfaced this summer after 20 years.

A pair of reports this week show that the Maxwell reckoning is far from over.

Her representatives insist she has no plan to run for office, but a close friend suggests it’s the main reason she didn’t give up her American citizenship when marrying into the royal family.

Michelle Obama joked to Conan O'Brien that her family is “sick” of each other after six months of quarantine, but thankfully, her husband has had “limited time to get on [her] nerves” as he's finishing his book.

Becoming weirdly invested in high-profile relationships turns out to be one of his favorite security blankets.

The actor, who plays an Army colonel in Luca Guadagnino’s HBO series, We Are Who We Are, talks about postpartum life and her pillars of New York, from an East Village apothecary to neighbor Patti Smith.

A top aide abruptly resigned allegedly over pressure to release something big before the election.

A little bout of pre-election amnesia would be great right about now.

Mariah Carey told Oprah she was “treated as an ATM machine with a wig on” during an interview with the iconic talk show host to discuss her new memoir.

On his new album, The Ascension, out this week, the musician wanted to directly address problems both personal and political, drawing some inspiration from Ariana Grande.

Cardi B said on an OnlyFans livestream that she filed for divorce from Offset because she didn't want to “wait until he cheated on me again.”

Forty years later, Vanity Fair searches for Jack Nicholson’s weapon of terror.

The new AppleTV+ film On the Rocks reunites the Lost in Translation duo, with dismayingly tepid results.

The producers of television’s most soothing program tell V.F. how they went full Mission: Impossible to (safely!) film a new season mid-pandemic, and deliver it to a crisis-plagued audience.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have an intersting collection of coffee table books as revealed during the Duchess of Sussex's video call with America's Got Talent.

Democrats are encouraging in-person voting as Trump steps up his baseless attacks on mail-in ballots—and given the threat of post-election legal challenges.

For season 4, the anthology series takes us to the early ‘50s in Kansas City, Missouri.

For weeks, the film’s co-writer has been teasing the homecoming—which brings together Diane Keaton, Steve Martin, Martin Short, and the rest of the original cast’s key figures.

After the police killing of George Floyd, the Black Lives Matter movement saw unprecedented support, and companies were all about racial justice—there was “more risk in remaining silent,” says one pollster. Now the winds have changed, but strong factors are still pushing corporations to recalibrate.

After chronicling its “summer of turmoil and scandals,” change appears on the horizon. Norm Pearlstine expects to have to “have a conversation about what’s next” with owner Patrick Soon-Shiong around the election.

Fisher, who played Cyborg, has been locked in a dispute with Warner Bros. over alleged mistreatment on the set of the 2017 superhero film.

The president has spent weeks casting doubt on the legitimacy of the election and has refused to commit to a peaceful transition of power were he to lose. “Once again, Donald Trump is the black light on America’s democracy,” Noah said.

The president refuses to commit to a peaceful transfer of power.