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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Trump’s Real MAHA Agenda: More Leafy Greens, Less Healthcare

2 days ago | vanityfair.com | Issie Lapowsky

Just hours after House Republicans passed a budget package that could strip healthcare from more than 7 million people and deprive some 3 million of food assistance, President Donald Trump, and Department of Health and Human Services secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. held an event at the White House where they insisted with straight faces that they were trying to make America healthy. “We will not stop until we defeat the chronic disease epidemic in America,” Trump said.
Skylar Diggins Talks Life as a WNBA Working Mom, Her “Gremlin” Reputation, and the Future of Women’s Basketball

2 days ago | vanityfair.com | Lisa Robinson

“Nobody was taking our pictures when I first got into the league 12 years ago,” says Skylar Diggins, Seattle Storm point guard, six-time WNBA All Star, three-time All WNBA team member and Olympic gold medal champion.
Donald Trump’s Cashing in on Crypto Is Denounced as an “Orgy of Corruption”

3 days ago | vanityfair.com | Eric Lutz

It looks like an extraordinary grift, even by Donald Trump’s standards.
As Trump’s Tariffs Hit, Hamptonites Stockpile the Essentials (Rosé, Rosé, and Rosé)

3 days ago | vanityfair.com | Stephanie Krikorian

Panic set in long before this weekend’s kickoff to rosé season in the Hamptons. “We need to stock up on French and Italian rosé before the tariffs kick in,” said one Hamptonite on a group chat, likening wine from abroad to the most coveted item during the pandemic: “It’s the toilet paper of March 2025,” she said. Another called Italy direct. “I was worried Italian wine would become prohibitively expensive because of the tariffs,” she said.
Veteran Sportswriter Pablo Torre Says the Bill Belichick-Jordon Hudson Saga Is More Shakespeare Than TMZ

3 days ago | vanityfair.com | Tom Kludt

It’s nearly been a year since Bill Belichick and Jordon Hudson went public with their relationship, but it feels like we’re only just getting to know them. The last month alone has brought a blitz of revelations. We learned that Hudson, nearly a half-century younger than the former New England Patriots coach, may have in fact been 19 when the two met in 2021––which may have also been why Hudson shut down a question posed to Belichick about their origin story in that interview.
Kim Kardashian Is One Step Closer to Becoming a Lawyer-On TV and in Real Life

3 days ago | vanityfair.com | Savannah Walsh

When Kim Kardashian first declared her intentions to become a lawyer in a 2019 Vogue cover story, she knew the announcement “would be met with an eye roll for the ages.” But six years later, Kardashian is getting the last laugh. The 44-year-old reality star-turned-mogul graduated her four-year legal apprenticeship on Wednesday, May 21 and is now eligible to take the California bar exam, her representative confirmed to ABC News.
Gorgeous, Gripping ‘Sentimental Value’ Tackles Trauma with a Light Touch

4 days ago | vanityfair.com | Richard Lawson

Four years ago, the Norwegian director Joachim Trier debuted his film The Worst Person in the World here in Cannes. A funny, sad, gregarious dramedy about the dawning of adulthood, Worst Person is one of the best films I’ve seen at this festival in a long time. So Trier’s followup, Sentimental Value, was easily my most anticipated Cannes film this year. I put a lot of expectation on Trier’s shoulders—and those of the actor Renate Reinsve, who stars in both films. That’s a dangerous thing to do.
“This is a Developing Story”: Original Sin Authors Aren’t Done Probing the Biden 2024 Debacle

4 days ago | vanityfair.com | Michael Calderone

When Axios reporter Alex Thompson accepted an award last month at the White House Correspondents’ Association’s annual dinner, he saluted his colleagues in the press—and took them to task.
Paul Mescal and Josh O’Connor Tell a Heartbreaking Love Story in ‘The History of Sound’

4 days ago | vanityfair.com | Richard Lawson

How much stifled yearning can one gay period drama take? That’s a question confronted by Oliver Hermanus’s new film The History of Sound, which premiered here in Cannes on May 21. The film, based on a short story by Ben Shattuck, is about two young men who first meet in 1917, just before America heads to war.
What Is Really Going On With Justin and Hailey Bieber?

4 days ago | vanityfair.com | Savannah Walsh

Few people were more surprised to see Hailey Bieber’s new Vogue cover than her husband Justin, who commemorated the milestone by revealing that he apparently didn’t believe Hailey had this in her. In a May 20 Instagram post sharing the cover imagery, Justin wrote that he once told Hailey during “a huge fight” that she would “never be on the cover of Vogue.” Evidently, he knew this was harsh: “Yikes I know, so mean,” he added.