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He also pledged to keep attendees’ taxes low and doubled down on his desire to have immigrants from “nice” countries, like Norway and Denmark, come to the US.

The country star and The Voice alum allegedly heaved a chair off a bar roof late Sunday night.

He also said he was “proudly...responsible” for killing Roe v. Wade.

Things could have been much bleaker for old Ben, McGregor says in a new Vanity Fair video interview.

Executive producer Jeff Schaffer and costar Susie Essman explain the method behind Larry David’s madness: “The whole point of this was people slowly, inexorably coming to the conclusion that we were going to redo this thing.”

Donald Trump’s 2024 bid is an antidemocratic revenge fantasy being treated like a conventional political campaign.

In a cover story for Esquire, the newly-minted Oscar winner teases that he'd love to step back into the role of Tony Stark: “It’s too integral a part of my DNA.”

The former Marvel actor was convicted of misdemeanor reckless assault and harassment in his domestic violence trial, but found not guilty on two other charges.

Monday was the first time military from a non-Commonwealth country had participated in the tradition.

The actor plays dual roles in Fallout—a monster and the man he used to be—prompting a look back at his own unlikely past.

For all the urban cowboys chasing the American dream.

In his new book, Finish What We Started, Isaac Arnsdorf witnesses the War Room host scheming with Matt Gaetz and planning a ground campaign for 2024 (and beyond). “Trump’s our instrument,” Bannon says. “I think we’re going to do a hundred times more in the second term.”

“This is how we should have ended the finale!” said the Seinfeld and Curb creator as his long-running HBO comedy came to its close.

The finale of the The Regime reveals what becomes of Chancellor Elena, Herbert Zubak, and the country writ large. Plus, VF contributor Miriam Elder drops by to shed some light on how the fictional regime stacks up against actual autocracies.