A law signed by Ron DeSantis last year has led one school district to remove three publishers’ dictionaries, while another removed classics like Paradise Lost and East of Eden, for their descriptions of “sexual conduct.”
“I did what I had to do to survive.”
The SAG nominee loved “living in the skin” of the iconic activist, and jokes he and his Color Purple costars are constantly “taking the piss out of each other every five minutes.”
Can Succession, The Bear, and Beef follow up their Golden Globe wins with another big night? Will Jennifer Coolidge make it two in a row? And how about Weird Al?
Chiefs scribes entered the season expecting the team’s defense of a Super Bowl title to dominate headlines; instead, they found themselves swept up by a modern-day version of DiMaggio and Monroe. “You have to cater to what the public craves and wants,” says one.
He’s also thrilled to learn that the burgers are available off-site, at least at the VF Oscar Party: “You’re telling me I can hire an In-N-Out truck to pull up to a soiree of my own? Holy cow!”
Not really. But David does have some very entertaining fake answers—and executive producer Jeff Schaffer has a few real ones.
The Only Murders in the Building star congratulated Koy after his heavily maligned performance hosting the Golden Globes: “It’s a very difficult job and not for the squeamish.”
This isn’t her first time at Electric Lady Studios in recent months, either.
A great morning for Sterling K. Brown and The Color Purple, a puzzling one for Jeremy Strong and Jury Duty, and more nominations we’re still wondering about.
It’s not Mad Libs, it’s real life.
Inside this year’s Governors Awards, where Bassett gave a stunning speech alongside fellow honoree Mel Brooks and presenters Regina King, Glenn Close, and more.
When asked about the controversial HBO series in which he appeared, Levy replied, “I haven’t caught up.”
These Oscar contenders, TV breakouts, and stunt ensembles all found recognition from their peers.
With magnetic roles in both True Detective: Night Country and Nyad, a legend looks back.
In an excerpt from So Fetch: The Making of Mean Girls (And Why We’re Still So Obsessed with It), author Jennifer Armstrong digs into Lohan’s yearning to play Regina George, how the Plastics got into character, and why some on set saw trouble ahead for the young star: “The poor kid—everybody wanted something from her.”
The VF editor in chief on what the greatest gymnast of all time taught us at the Tokyo Games—and why we can’t wait for Paris.
The GOAT American gymnast is embracing a big new chapter, after Tokyo, the twisties, and finding true love with Jonathan Owens.
Top reporters have urged executive editor Sally Buzbee and publisher Will Lewis to address the gutted research department, a casualty of the paper’s roughly 10% staff reduction. The buyouts, they say, have “left us at a real disadvantage both in experience and sheer numbers.”
The Oscar nominee gives one of her biggest and best performances in FX’s anthology. She gives Vanity Fair an exclusive breakdown of her character’s juicy arc—and the complex inspirations behind it.
The president’s speech at a South Carolina church did not go over well with the GOP candidate.
Despite not being required to, the former president attended a federal court hearing Tuesday where federal appellate judges heard arguments about Trump’s claim of immunity from criminal prosecution for his effort to overturn the 2020 election.
The goofy, romantic pirate comedy built a devoted fan base that met the end with an outpouring of affection — and a few vows to keep fighting.
The president’s competitors for the Democratic nomination claim he will lose to Donald Trump and is thus a threat to democracy.
