Trailing badly in the polls, the president is increasingly banking on a preelection medical miracle. Anthony Scaramucci is convinced he may try to jam through a vaccine before it’s ready, but Dr. Fauci hopes the FDA won’t bow to political pressure.
This spring, a team working under the president's son-in-law produced a plan for an aggressive, coordinated national COVID-19 response that could have brought the pandemic under control. So why did the White House spike it in favor of a shambolic 50-state response?
The 17-year-old model appears in the campaign for Marc Jacobs’s latest perfume, Perfect, billed as a love letter to self-acceptance.
A film based on the book sensation takes a more modest tack than expected.
After making her name nearly three decades ago with a gossip-driven portrait of Princess Diana, the longtime royal antagonist is back with a deeply subjective book about Harry and Meghan.
Despite all the news about his years in the royal family, he’s continued to focus on his post-royal ventures.
This week’s episode of Vanity Fair’s awards season podcast is all about Emmys—who got nominated, who didn’t, and who should have.
Kylie Jenner and her friend Stassie Karanikolaou twinned in nude bodstockings and corsets on Instagram. The pair are obsessed with dressing exactly alike and have been doing it for years.
In a four-hour interview with Joe Rogan, Post Malone discussed his multiple extraterrestrial encounters, his belief in ghosts, and weather control conspiracy theories.
A great editor combines the roles of newshound, wordsmith, manager, cheerleader, and armchair psychologist. John Homans, who died this week at 62 after an illustrious career in print and digital magazines, was the whole package, as this collection of his “greatest hits,” selected and annotated by his colleagues, attests.
Down in the polls, Trump continues his unprecedented assault on the electoral process—baselessly alleging fraud and suggesting in a tweet that the 2020 election be delayed.
Mark Zuckerberg jokes aside, it’s the season to slather up. Here are formulas for every need—from invisible mineral creams to hands-free mists.
Lori Loughlin had a “very quiet celebration” for her 56th birthday as she and her husband, Mossimo Giannulli, are set to be sentenced on August 21 in the college-admissions scandal.
Following Texas Rep. Louie Gohmert testing positive for COVID-19, Republican aides have offered disturbing accounts of being discouraged from wearing masks inside Congressional offices.
Sales of the inflatable diversions are booming during the pandemic, and no toy has come to represent a nation under stress quite like it.
Rihanna says her new music is “going to be worth it” after the four-year wait, but what she didn't say is when that new music is actually going to come out.
Television’s biggest night is now confirmed to take place at home—but for those fortunate enough to be nominated, appropriate clothing is a loose requirement.
Meanwhile, Mira Nair’s “A Suitable Boy” will close the festival.
The Late Night host also mocked “dumb guy” Donald Trump Jr. for trying to defend his recent Twitter timeout.
A few weeks after their surprise wedding, the couple reportedly decided to take a spontaneous trip across the English Channel.
Moore opens up about her new narrative podcast, Dirty Diana—a series that reflects her own journey toward sexual empowerment.
Executives at Moderna, a leading contender for a COVID-19 vaccine, have pocketed millions, and the value of biotech companies has exploded. “People feel they can take risks,” says one expert—but for some it could all come crashing down.
This must be hell, huh?
