Vanity Fair

Vanity Fair is a well-known magazine that covers topics related to popular culture, fashion, and current events. It is published by Condé Nast in the United States. The original version of Vanity Fair was in circulation from 1913 until 1936. The magazine made a comeback in 1983 and now has four European editions as well.

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‘Andor’ Finale: Creator Tony Gilroy Breaks Down the ‘Star Wars’ Spy Saga’s Gut-Wrenching Ending

1 day ago | vanityfair.com | Anthony Breznican

The Andor finale is not really the end. The surprise final shot proves that. But in an overall sense, the show blends directly into another Star Wars film—2016’s Rogue One—to seamlessly connect with how Diego Luna’s Cassian Andor helps lead a team of Rebel spies to steal the Death Star’s top secret design plans.
Vanity Fair’s Cannes Kickoff Luncheon Welcomes Julia Garner, Naomie Harris, and More

1 day ago | vanityfair.com | David Canfield

There are Cannes parties, and then there are Cannes parties thrown at the Carlton Beach Club. There was no better place for this year’s edition of the festival to kick off. On the 2025 Cannes Film Festival’s opening day, Vanity Fair and IHG Hotels & Resorts partnered up for the second consecutive year to toast the best in global film and hospitality at the Carlton Cannes, a Regent Hotel, against the stunning backdrop of the French Riviera.
Donald Trump Jr. Helped Fund a MAGA Marketplace. Liberals Are Using It as a Tool-and a Warning

1 day ago | vanityfair.com | Kase Wickman

Money talks, as the saying goes, and liberals have been using a tool partially funded by a significant early investment from Donald Trump Jr. to make themselves heard—though that surely wasn’t Trump Jr.’s intent.
See All the Cannes Film Festival Red Carpet 2025 Fashion, Outfits, and Looks

1 day ago | vanityfair.com | Maggie Coughlan

Say bonjour to glamour on the Cannes Film Festival 2025 red carpet. As the Cannes Film Festival 2025 features 22 films in competition for the Palme d’Or, the annual international festival’s highest prize, actors arrive on the French Riviera ready to celebrate and support their projects, all while dressed to the nines.
Martin Short on Winning Awards, Sticking to Comedy, and His “Empowering” ‘Only Murders’ Romance With Meryl Streep

1 day ago | vanityfair.com | David Canfield

Martin Short couldn’t attend this year’s SAG Awards due to a bout with COVID. But even if he’d been in the audience, taking the stage would’ve likely been the last thing on his mind. His hit Hulu comedy, Only Murders in the Building, has been a perpetual bridesmaid at one of Hollywood’s biggest awards shows, always nominated across the board but never able to get over the finish line. Until the actors guild changed that in February.
‘SNL’ Star Sarah Sherman Cares More Than You Think

1 day ago | vanityfair.com | David Canfield

“I’m such a psychotic perfectionist.”This is how Sarah Sherman begins a story about her proudest recent moment on Saturday Night Live. Usually, it takes her several agonizing rounds of rewrites to nail a Weekend Update character. But for one episode this season, at midnight on a Friday—that is, a single day before air—Sherman was asked to come up with something without any time for fuss.
Kristen Stewart Waited Her Whole Life to Direct 'The Chronology of Water'

1 day ago | vanityfair.com | Rebecca Ford

I hop on the phone with Kristen Stewart the very same day that she’s putting the final touches on her directorial debut, The Chronology of Water. “I could start crying,” she says. “I’m sorry, I’ve come in kind of hot.”She has come in kind of hot, words spilling out of her fast and furiously and full of passion. She’s been trying to make this movie for eight years—and waiting to direct her whole life. Stewart’s acting career needs no introduction.
Baby Reindeer’s Richard Gadd on the “Borderline Unbearable” Scrutiny of Fame, Plus What’s Next

2 days ago | vanityfair.com | Joe Utichi

Richard Gadd has changed. Physically, the man sitting down in the corner of a bougie London hotel lobby this past Sunday, on the morning of the BAFTA TV Awards, is more than 50 pounds of muscle heavier than the character that first brought him to the world’s attention in the unexpected Netflix megahit Baby Reindeer.
Florals? For Spring? Hilma af Klint’s Botanical Drawings Inspire

2 days ago | vanityfair.com | Nicole Chapoteau

In “What Stands Behind the Flowers,” the Museum of Modern Art presents Hilma af Klint’s abstract botanical pieces, which juxtapose watercolor blossoms with precise drawings, suggesting the human spirit’s union with nature.
BAFTA TV Awards 2025 Red Carpet: See All the Outfits & Looks

2 days ago | vanityfair.com | Maggie Coughlan

On the BAFTA TV Awards red carpet Sunday, stars of the small screen celebrated their achievements in television in a big way. With Alan Cumming (who won a BAFTA Award for his contributions to film and television in 2018) at the helm of the star-studded event, the BAFTA TV Awards honored must-see TV—just as the global arts charity has been doing for 70 years.