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Whether it’s the Don’t Worry Darling press tour, Funny Girl’s broadway follies, or Prince Harry’s various tangles with royal funeral protocols, a certain brand of open-air messiness has taken prominence of late. Some of it can be chalked up to the return to prepandemic publicity patterns, sure. But gossip consumers are also getting more participatory in the creation of drama.

The multi-hyphenate talks about her new recognition from the Trevor Project, watching herself in the Knives Out sequel, and her upcoming Josephine Baker series with A24.

In a new interview, the singer says she is attempting to "process it all."

Producers Barbara Broccoli and Michael G. Wilson told Variety they are in “early days” of looking for a lead who’ll stay with the franchise for a decade.

The course will explore the pop star's connection to social justice movements such as Black Lives Matter, Me Too, and Time's Up.

Tuesday night’s three-hour finale featured two Bachelorettes, one brutal breakup, and zero winners. Here’s how this season officially lost the plot.

Charges have been filed against Donald Trump, Donald Trump Jr., Ivanka Trump, Eric Trump, and the Trump Organization.

Vanity Fair editor in chief Radhika Jones, comic Patton Oswalt, and writer Molly Jong-Fast join Inside the Hive to discuss the shifting status and attitudes of Gen X at midlife.

House Democrats are expected to pass a bill to reform the Electoral Count Act, the law Trump and his allies attempted to exploit in 2020 in their scheme to overturn the election.

The actor also happens to have a blue belt in Jiu-Jitsu and has been training for over a decade.

As the cult-classic film based on his debut novel turns 10, writer-director Stephen Chbosky speaks to Vanity Fair about contending with the legacy of his most enduring work and the “force of nature” that was Ezra Miller.

The actor was looking for another way to stand out, so decided to focus on her “second-best feature.”

With Marilyn Monroe on the big screen and Barbie nostalgia at its peak, blonde hair returns to the public imagination—this time, with care.

The Catherine Called Birdy star doesn’t mind if people still call him Hot Priest: “There are worse things to be called.”

Having advised everyone from Andrew Cuomo to Pete Buttigieg to rising star Mallory McMorrow, the seasoned strategist fancies herself a political interpreter in a fragmented party. “When you’re going door-to-door in South Dakota,” she tells Vanity Fair, “you really understand that there are many different ways to be a Democrat.”

“You gotta figure out how to ban the pill from the state...you have to stop it at the border.”

The special master the ex-president wanted appointed is calling his bluff.