Just when things had calmed down at the Times opinion pages, a new hitch emerges: if his brother runs, James won’t be able to work on any stories “related to candidates or major issues in the campaign.” What’s left?
Kendrick Lamar and SZA have declined to perform “All the Stars” at the 91st Academy Awards.
The second season will be titled The Haunting of Bly Manor, and seems to have taken its inspiration from a classic tale of gothic horror.
Everything you need to know about this year’s Oscar-nominated short films.
What happens when a team of New York-bred chefs move to Los Angeles? An eclecticism that makes a perfect menu for the 2019 Vanity Fair Oscar Dinner.
The designer’s final Fendi show marks the end of a 54-year tenure leading the brand.
While Glenn Close seems like a lock for best actress this year, there’s Oscar precedent for a wild possibility.
Kushner is embarking on a six-country tour to begin rolling out his Middle East peace plan. One stop on his itinerary is likely to steal the show.
The Secretary of State ruled out a run for a Kansas Senate seat in 2020, seemingly closing the door on what could have been an easy way out of the White House.
The House speaker wants Congress to bring the president to heel.
“I only hope that the truth about what happened receives the same amount of attention that the hoax did,” Chicago Police Superintendent Eddie Johnson told reporters Thursday morning.
Not one of HUD’s “EnVision Centers“ has opened since the initiative was announced eight months ago.
“It came out of nowhere,” Tim O’Brien says.
The president’s legal vulnerability doesn’t begin or end with the special counsel. “There are so many loose threads,” says a former top Justice official. “So whatever the report says, it is highly likely the investigations will continue.”
America’s allies “unanimously” declined the Trump administration’s request to pick up the slack in Syria when U.S. troops depart.
The actor faces a felony charge for allegedly filing a false police report, with a bail hearing set for 1:30 P.M. C.T.
Cyrus tells Vanity Fair in the March cover story that she often writes out her thoughts to help work through them. Here, she shares her feelings about her career, and some major life changes, in a personal note.
A flash marriage. A new home, after a heartbreaking loss. Miley Cyrus is still figuring out who she is, in real time—and that’s fine with her.
Vanity Fair’s editor reflects on the meaning of style, and why it can change.
Wade Robson and James Safechuck once defended the pop icon against allegations of abuse, but both men are now the primary subjects of a blockbuster documentary.
Former Trump White House spokesperson Sean Spicer is joining Extra as a special correspondent.
Madonna and Mick. Leo and Kate. Matt and Ben. Beyoncé and Jay-Z. In honor of the fête’s 25th anniversary, take a trip down memory lane with legends past and present to see how the party got started, took off, and quickly became the toughest door on Hollywood’s biggest night.
At the end, Theranos was overrun by a dog defecating in the boardroom, nearly a dozen law firms on retainer, and a C.E.O. grinning through her teeth about an implausible turnaround.
The former Jeff Sessions spokesperson is now a power player at a network she once called the “Clinton News Network.” How’d she close the deal?
Jorja Smith, Shawn Mendes, Dua Lipa, and more.
