The pre-midterm commercials are “reminding Americans to love their country,” a White House official insists to Vanity Fair, even as both Republican and Democrat lawmakers balk.

The outgoing California governor is invoking Bill Clinton as his spirit animal in an apparent lead-up to the 2028 primary. In conversations with Joe Hagan, he makes a case for his ideas.

The writer-director discusses Mark Zuckerberg, reshoots, lawyers, Mikey Madison, and whether Meta can be redeemed.

Alejandro González Iñárritu’s new film is the most interesting movie Cruise has made in 15 years—but it might not spark the renaissance Cruise seems to hope it will.

In an exclusive excerpt from his new memoir, Fictional Selves, the actor details how his wife convinced him to take on the role of Trey MacDougal in Sex and the City, reluctantly becoming the “only ac...

On the scene as an explosive film about the Israeli military’s alleged disregard for civilian life in Gaza debuts.

Meanwhile, Prince Harry is reportedly working on a documentary about his mother, Princess Diana, ahead of the 30th anniversary of her death.

The past few decades have seen some of the most expensive divorces ever. Here’s a selection of nine famous couples whose separations cost a fortune.

After the president banned CNN, MS NOW, and Politico, Vanity Fair hit the White House grounds for some battlefield reporting. The main casualty turns out to be Trump’s very life force: the glare of a broadcast television camera.

The designer talks about the rerelease of his documentary Unzipped, Prince, Marty Supreme, and models galore.

Across four new tracks, Swift sings with a new perspective about past lovers—and critics of her marital bliss with Travis Kelce.

Everyone from Gigi Hadid to Hailey Bieber to Karl-Anthony Towns has been spotted at one of Eugene Remm's restaurants—except Larry David, who swears he's never been. Vanity Fair's Clara Molot talks to the man himself about cultivating some of the most exclusive rooms in New York City.

In an exclusive excerpt from her latest monograph, Grace: Now, the veteran Vogue editor honors one of her closest confidants and longtime collaborator.

Sabrina Carpenter will play Ginger Rogers, while Margaret Qualley will pley Fred's older sister, Adele.

Prince Harry made the daring leap during a fundraiser for Canadian veterans.

At Milan Fashion Week, Gucci designer Demna wants to make his pop take on Italian style global, and Loris Messina and Simone Rizzo of Moschino featured real Milanese people at their show.

Princess, madam, soldier-spy: Florence Pugh plays all three this fall. Hillary Busis catches up with an actor who has a genuine love for her work—and an uncommon knack for steering through Hollywood’s...

The film stars Robert Pattinson as the oft-memed ‘Dateline’ host Chris Hansen—and makes no claim to verisimilitude. Star Alex Winter, editor Daniel Garber, and ‘Predator’ alum Emily Bicks talk about w...

Ahead of the highly anticipated A24 drama and Focker-In-Law, the internet’s favorite son tells Vanity Fair about going from a child actor to adult star, the loneliness of acting, and what he learned s...

Remembering the editor—known as VF’s “secret weapon”—who shepherded the careers of Dominick Dunne, Marie Brenner, Maureen Orth, and many other greats.

In an excerpt from Behind the Castle Walls: My Thirty Years at the Happiest Place on Earth, Chapek breaks his silence about being ousted from the Walt Disney Company.

Dating all the way back to the 18th century, many royal women and their bodyguards have crossed the line between work and play.

In a bold move, the Whitney Museum asked two outsider curators to take on the bard of comics—and watched as they assembled what’s set to be a blockbuster reinvention of the pop master.

As the UK’s private schools face a 20% tax on tuition and the loss of some of the country’s wealthiest residents, Harrow School finds itself in the middle of an ambitious expansion and licensing initi...

A new photo book, The Third Eye: Early Photographs, features a selection of intimate photographs of the Beatles, taken between 1963 and 1969—with the band on the brink of causing worldwide pandemonium...

Vanity Fair reports from the mayor’s official residence, where he and the president addressed members of the press following a closed meeting on Monday. The chemistry was on full display as Mamdani wo...

The Hollywood superagent's new memoir is packed with celebrity name-drops and long-held grievance.

Two weeks after a jury failed to reach a verdict in the murder trial of his ex-wife in the killings of their children, the controversial husband and his current wife, Dr. Rachel Denis, spoke to 60 Minutes.

Singer Céline Dion lit up the Plénitude Arena in Nanterre for the first concert of her Paris residency.

An array of the most influential Californians were at the pre-opening party for George Lucas and Melody Hobson’s showcase for their vast collection of illustrated stories.

In 1987, one of television’s most influential shows was born. The stars, writers, and producers look back on their years at Hillman College.

From comedy classics to recent Oscar winners, these are the titles you don’t want to miss.

As Monster: Lizzie Borden premieres on Netflix, a look back at Borden’s curiously close relationship with famed stage star Nance O’Neil.

For centuries, the Bacton Altar Cloth was kept in a small English church as a liturgical cloth, but now historians believe it was part of Queen Elizabeth I’s wardrobe.

Lady Gaga and Michael Polansky's three-month-old daughter is named Rose Bean Polansky, reflecting two very personal tributes.

Trinidad Chambliss made his Vanity Fair debut a couple weeks ago. Now, Chris Smith talks to the LSU coach on the other side of the Ole Miss controversy, about money, fame, and yoga.

The 23-year-old star quarterback talks to ‘Vanity Fair’ about his landmark legal case, his coaches past and present, and his upcoming season at Ole Miss.

Nearly 40 years after Mapplethorpe’s death, Smith and Davis haven’t forgotten anything about their lives in New York during the 1970s and beyond. For the first time, all three artists’ works are being...

In a capital flush with cash, there are new emblems of power: certain watches, certain private clubs, even landing your private jet at a certain airport.

In competitive Aufguss, towels fly, scents are strategic, and American sauna masters are real contenders at this week’s Worlds.

As Monster: Lizzie Borden premieres on Netflix, a look back at Borden’s curiously close relationship with famed stage star Nance O’Neil.

Alex Gibney’s new documentary Knife takes a striking look at the aftermath of the 2022 attack on Rushdie—and uses his wife’s own hospital footage as its emotional backbone. Rushdie and Rachel Eliza Gr...

Fashion designer Conner Ives has famous, wealthy fans, and some anonymous detractors. He went viral for a T-shirt, but his ambition is much bigger. Behind the buzziest show at New York Fashion Week.

In an exclusive excerpt from her memoir, I Once Knew a Guy Named Charlie, Smith opens up about the heartbreaking loss of her friend and iconic costar, detailing Fawcett’s battle with cancer and their ...

And no, it was not the story that inspired Robin Hood.

The ‘Station Eleven’ author talks through her new novel, ‘Exit Party’—another eerily believable work of speculative fiction.