Keziah Weir

1 month ago | revistavanityfair.es | Keziah Weir |Darío Gael Blanco

“Nadie tiene por qué decir lo que piensa o tener la sensación de tener que tomar partido. Pero, al mismo tiempo, solo se vive una vez", afirma el chef José Andrés, ganador de dos estrellas Michelin. Propietario de más de 40 restaurants —Minibar, de Washington DC, es el que ha obtenido sus dos estrellas, y sus restaurantes Jaleo, Oyamel, Zaytinya y China Chilcano han obtenido el Bib Gourmand— está acostumbrado a decir lo que piensa.

1 month ago | vanityfair.com | Keziah Weir

The death of a world leader is typically a portentous occasion, an opportunity for heads of state to pay solemn tribute to the recently deceased. Following the death of Pope Francis this week, though, Donald Trump, etiquette maverick, instead took the tone of a boastful septuagenarian announcing a favorite grandchild’s wedding in the annual Christmas card. “Melania and I will be going to the funeral of Pope Francis, in Rome,” he posted on Truth Social.

1 month ago | vanityfair.com | Keziah Weir

It was a dreary spring afternoon, and Demi Moore’s psychic friend, Laura Day, was stuck on my fifth chakra. “That’s very much about voice,” she told me over Zoom, motioning to her throat. “Communication and leadership.” I had spent the last 40 minutes speaking more abstractly about her book, The Prism: Seven Steps to Heal Your Past and Transform Your Future (Spiegel & Grau), which she started writing decades ago and will be released at the end of this month.

1 month ago | vanityfair.com | Keziah Weir

“Nobody needs to speak up or to have the feeling that they need to take sides,” says the Michelin-starred chef José Andrés. “But at the same time, we only live once.”Andrés, who owns more than 40 restaurants—DC’s Minibar holds two Michelin stars, and his restaurants Jaleo, Oyamel, Zaytinya, and China Chilcano have been awarded Bib Gourmands—is no stranger to speaking his mind.

1 month ago | vanityfair.com | Keziah Weir

Last month, I prompted Meta AI with a question: “Is it okay to use pirated books to train AI?” The machine’s response was unequivocal. “Using pirated books to train AI is not okay,” it admonished. “In fact, it’s a serious violation of copyright laws and can have significant consequences for authors and publishers.