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Security footage recorded by the Capitol Police, who failed to monitor the live feed, shows a man shattering a glass pane with a hammer, which he later used to attack the lawmaker’s husband.

The Florida governor is expected to cruise to reelection next week—yet might hold back on a 2024 bid. One source tells Vanity Fair that DeSantis has led donors “to believe he will not run if Trump does,” while another says he could “walk into the presidency in 2028 without pissing off Trump or Florida.”

In Inside Voice, Bell’s audiobook debut, the actor and director takes her listeners deep down the rabbit hole of her vocal obsessions.

At the New York City premiere of the MCU sequel, stars discuss how they grappled with grief onscreen and off.

Democratic heavy hitters from Bernie Sanders to Joe Biden have all gone to Oregon to stump for Tina Kotek, who is in a too-close-for-comfort governor’s race against not only a Republican, but an independent candidate polling in the double digits. As one liberal strategist said, the major question in the race is: Will Democrats “come home to the party in the end”?

A simple interrogation of the GOP economic agenda shows very little benefit for working families. Yet Republicans have been able to run away with their talking points on inflation.

Put a little North London mustard on it next time.

It’s only appropriate that the biopic parody musician Weird Al would itself be a parody. Even better: Daniel Radcliffe gets to let his weird flag fly in the lead role.

Twitter’s verification badge imparts basic order—and, yes, internet status. But holding it hostage for a monthly fee is a sign that Musk (like many tech CEOs) doesn’t truly understand the platform’s true source of value.

Once you’ve dug into Is That Black Enough for You?!?, here are a few under-the-radar 1960s and 1970s films to put on your watch list.

All summer, Democrats, and one pro-choice Republican, have blocked the state’s GOP-led legislature from passing an abortion ban. A GOP wave election on Nov. 8 could mean the end of that firewall. “We’re on a one-vote margin, nothing to spare,” the chair of the Nebraska Democratic Party says.

Joined by his cousin Peter Phillips, the Prince of Wales said that we shouldn’t let “turbulent times” distract us from looking after the natural world.

The former POTUS apparently makes a “strong cocktail.”

See the trailer for the show’s final season.

The queen consort made a cheeky comment to West after it was announced that the actor would be portraying her husband, King Charles III, in the fifth season of The Crown.

Filmmaker Cameron Crowe, who recently adapted his 2000 movie into a Broadway musical, extended Fallon an invite to make surprise appearances in upcoming shows.

The actor added that she “appreciates their support” and feels “very protective” of the couple.

Florence Pugh dazzles in a moody, grim mystery about the meeting of mysticism and science.

On one Reddit community of 110,000, members share work hacks—like using “mouse jigglers,” single-ear headsets, and a mantra (“Always Be Interviewing”)—to help one another keep the ruse going. “All my paychecks are still coming in,” one engineer claims, “but the fear of being found out is never-ending.”

Persistent 2020 election denial, along with the potential for disruptions or delays in counting votes, has journalists and media executives on alert—and determined to counter misinformation. “We really feel that the more we can get out in front of it, the better,” says the AP’s Washington bureau chief.

In an exclusive interview with VF, Whitford says directing was a “roller-coaster ride through the land of confidence.”

The Migos member’s killing is cause to both remember his singular talent and reflect on a tragic narrative in recent rap history.