Vanity Fair
Law v. Justice
The Sour Smell of Victory
The overturn of Harvey Weinstein’s New York conviction is a step backward and risks the retraumatization of women in a new trial.
The Long Life of a Media Bromance
Taking the stand in Trump’s historic trial, former National Enquirer publisher David Pecker described how the tabloid became a campaign instrument—and rehashed his glory days.
Royals
King Charles Announces Return to Royal Duties
Queen Camilla will join the king to meet with medical specialists and patients who are also undergoing cancer treatment.
TRENDING
The Archive
Nightmare on Greenwich Street
The untold story of Harvey Weinstein’s frantic scramble to save himself.
FOR TORTURED POETS
Chairman of the Department
Taylor Swift’s New Album Is Here, and It Is Bleak
The musician’s eleventh studio album hit shelves on Friday, April 19.
big reputations
Meet Clara Bow, the Scrutinized “It Girl” Who Inspired a New Song
The silent-film star whose legacy has often been reduced to scandal gets a namesake track on The Tortured Poets Department, which Bow’s family hopes captures her “perseverance.”
met gala
All of Taylor Swift’s Met Gala Fashion Through the Years
Swift has graced the iconic Met steps in looks ranging from a powder pink ballgown to a gothic gunmetal mini. See how her style has evolved since she made her debut in 2008.
happy easter
How Taylor Swift Laid the Groundwork for a Surprise Double Album
Vanity Fair's resident Swiftie makes the case for why Reputation (Taylor's Version) could come alongside The Tortured Poets Department on Friday.
HOLLYWOOD
TV, Film, and Awards. Read more »
don't call it a comeback
Ellen DeGeneres Returns to Stand-Up, Says She Became the “Most Hated Person in America”
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The 25 Best Shows on Netflix to Watch Right Now
don't call it a comeback
Ellen DeGeneres Returns to Stand-Up, Says She Became the “Most Hated Person in America”
Now Streaming
The 25 Best Shows on Netflix to Watch Right Now
IN PHOTOGRAPHS
books
Photographer Rahim Fortune Examines Heritage, Ritual, and Black Culture’s Enduring Traditions in the American South
A profound sense of timelessness surrounds Fortune’s new book, Hardtack, comprised of portraits and landscapes photographed over a decade.