Vanity Fair

1 day ago | vanityfair.com | Natalie Korach

“The mission of MSNBC remains the same, regardless of who’s in office—lead with the facts, share context,” Alicia Menendez tells Vanity Fair of covering a second Trump term in a new role for the network. “We are covering this administration without fear, without favor, and with a lot of coffee.”Menendez, Symone Sanders Townsend, and Michael Steele are all making the big move to MSNBC prime time from their weekend panel program, cohosting a new 7 p.m. show titled The Weeknight.

1 day ago | vanityfair.com | Kase Wickman

There are certain things that George Clooney has lots and lots of: SAG Awards for one, and Golden Globes too. He’s got a few Oscars on the shelf. Plenty of money in the bank. Several real estate holdings. Lots of name recognition, two Sexiest Man Alive titles, and a good amount of pals, it would seem. This man is also someone who seems like he owns many suits, three-piece and otherwise.

2 days ago | vanityfair.com | Kase Wickman

When culture and fashion’s biggest names head to the Met Gala 2025 on Monday, May 5, there’s no predicting what the night will bring. The evening, beyond being one of the most exclusive invites in town, is The Met’s biggest fundraiser of the year and a celebration of the opening of the Costume Institute’s annual spring exhibition.

2 days ago | vanityfair.com | Kase Wickman

Tina Knowles, the mogul and mother of musicians Beyoncé and Solange, may have a calendar peppered with glamorous engagements and to-dos, but there’s one routine appointment she wishes she hadn’t missed: A mammogram. Knowles revealed Tuesday that last July doctors discovered two lumps in her left breast. One was benign, the other was stage 1 breast cancer.

2 days ago | vanityfair.com | Natalie Korach

Just over a month into Donald Trump’s second term, press secretary Karoline Leavitt stood behind the podium in the briefing room and triumphantly announced that the administration was “going to give the power back to the people” by taking over the White House Correspondents’ Association’s traditional role of determining the daily press pool, the small group of journalists who cover the president’s words and actions in more intimate settings for the larger press corps.