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This weekend, Swifties will be invited to enter their “voting era,” a Democratic party spokesperson tells Vanity Fair.

“I’ve always been afraid of being shut out of love,” the actor tells VF in a wide-ranging conversation about her new essay collection, Lifeform.

As the global art fair outfit officially arrived in Paris this week, it marked the occasion with a celebration of the city’s art scene with Vanity Fair.

She also announced a coffee table book and an extended Torture Poets Department vinyl and CD release. Like she said: She is so productive.

The actor and author of What I Ate in One Year on face cream, Harry Styles, and why temperance is overrated.

The devastation of Helene has reshaped the community of artists and local family-owned businesses in western North Carolina.

For 43 years, police were stumped—until the dashing, enigmatic Clifford Schorer III went searching for clues online.

The Nashville star talks to Vanity Fair about 40 years of the patriotic standard, what it was like when Donald Trump started promoting his bible, and why he doesn’t consider himself a conservative activist.

As the art world kicks off its annual tour of two cities, the British mainstay has regained its spark. Just ask the creators of Industry. Plus an Obama flex and some exclusive Paris party news in our relaunched column, now available in newsletter form.

In his new book, Q&A, Adrian Tomine answers questions about dedicating his life to creating cartoons, illustrations, and comics and what's next.

This fall the legendary fashion designer proves elegance is still on the menu, along with pasta.

From an intimate portrait of Dorothy Parker to moody, observant fiction by Jhumpa Lahiri and Lauren Elkin, reading recommendations from the staff of Vanity Fair.

A post from Feeding America thanked the performer for her help ahead of her Eras Tour resuming in Miami.

The spring 2025 exhibition, Superfine: Tailoring Black Style, also welcomes an A-list cochair committee including Pharrell Williams and Lewis Hamilton.

The performer also called herself a “dumb bitch” for some of her past patterns, she reveals in a conversation for Interview with Nikki Glaser.

The influencer stayed put in her beachfront condo for Hurricane Milton and lived to tweet the tale.

Despite revelations about the speech lifted from Michelle Obama, insight into the Netanyahus, and her own apparent obsession with limousines, the former First Lady’s book is interminably dull. Here’s everything you need to know.

After several interview-free weeks, the Democratic candidate for president will sit down with Howard Stern, Stephen Colbert, and The View.

That glitch you see in the Matrix is a 60-year-old man making his debut at the auto racing capital of the world.

“These are my people,” Parton said of those impacted by the devastating storm, including the Appalachian mountains.