Cristina Patterson’s custom contact lenses have transformed actors into all manners of monsters and zombies—but the curmudgeonly professor at the center of The Holdovers was a new kind of challenge.
Who’d have guessed a Trumpy backbencher would bungle the Speaker’s job?
“I believe everything you’re seeing is part of a concerted effort by DeSantis world to keep the door open.”
In a new video, the king shared the cards that made him cry—and a few of the ones that made him laugh.
Ronna McDaniel confirmed she will step down as chair of the Republican National Committee, paving the way for a top Trump loyalist and his daughter-in-law to ascend to leadership posts.
Tenet was released under pandemic restrictions and months before Nolan’s relationship with Warner Bros. reached an acrimonious end. But its acolytes never gave up the faith.
Vanity Fair’s reporters break down everything they saw at the SAG Awards, PGA Awards, and Indie Spirits—and what it all means for Oscar night.
The Killers of the Flower Moon actor and comedian shares the heartfelt meaning behind the red and black velvet tuxedo and dazzling jewelry he wore to the awards show.
The model and actor speaks out about her split with Jackson.
The pop star, who joined as a fragrance face with YSL Beauty in 2019, now adds global makeup ambassador to her already busy slate.
In an excerpt from Royal Audience, author David Charter revisits the complexities of the late Queen Elizabeth’s meeting with Jackie Kennedy in early 1960s Britain.
Oscar hopefuls like Past Lives, American Fiction’s Jeffrey Wright, and The Holdovers’ Da’Vine Joy Randolph picked up steam at the beachside ceremony, which also honored The Last of Us and Jury Duty in TV.
For ICP’s 50th anniversary, a show weaves together fashion, portraiture, and fine art photography.
In the aftermath of the strike, SAG-AFTRA’s president calls for empathy and denounces the “land barons and peasants” model.
Portraits of the players whose vision keeps Los Angeles running.
A legend for decades now, she fought to safeguard acting as a sustainable way of life.
The author and Voice veteran chats with Vanity Fair about her acclaimed new oral history of America’s OG alternative newsweekly. “It had a hold on political and cultural movements that other publications didn’t,” she says.
