Whether in the arena or at the studio, these duos share a reverence for discipline and physicality. Nate Freeman explores the symbiotic and sometimes creative relationships between these masters of craft.

Colin Kaepernick, Swizz Beatz, and Alicia Keys were among the stars, artists, and activists who came out to celebrate the Parks Foundation’s 20th year.

A weeklong spree of sales kicked off with the most expensive Jackson Pollock drip painting ever auctioned. The art world is scrambling to figure out who bought it.

For the ultrawealthy, boats or jets are yesterday’s toys. Derek C. Blasberg digs into the last bastion of status for a well-moneyed few.

Read an exclusive excerpt from Theo Baker’s book, How to Rule the World: An Education in Power at Stanford University, where the former Stanford Daily reporter and youngest recipient of the George Polk Award for investigative journalism details his first assignment.

Vanity Fair was on the scene as Gaga transformed an aging Los Angeles luxury mall into moving performance art, complete with funeral horns, rose petals, and hundreds of her devoted fans.

From gallery shows to art fairs, private sales to big-ticket lots at auction houses, there’s a lot to see in Manhattan. Here’s a complete guide, in the form of a quest.

On the eve of the publication of his new career-spanning book Index, the award-winning photographer speaks with Vanity Fair about life on the battlefield, the enduring power of images, and why he decided to publish his unseen images of Epstein.

The World Cup is the biggest event in human history. This summer, it's coming to North America. But in Guadalajara this spring, as three nations scrapped for a single ticket to the big show, Franklin Leonard found far more than goals or red cards in the tales of Jamaica, New Caledonia, and the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

It was a low-key place for the kinds of people whose names are dropped, and now it’s moving to Long Island.

Read an exclusive excerpt from Enter the Villa, and go behind the scenes of the explosive breakup that changed the dating show forever.

From a Jordan Firstman Club Kid beach party to Graydon Carter’s Hotel du Cap extravaganza with Anthropic and Bryan Lourd, here’s where to see and be seen during cinema’s most glamorous two weeks.

In an excerpt from The Kennedys & the Windsors, read the untold story of the conversation about a magazine cover that never came to be.

As the semifinals get underway, a new investigation returns to the controversial 2025 finals—and reveals exactly how far Israeli diplomats allegedly went in an effort to keep the country in the contest.

He was crowned football’s future king when he was just a teenager, but for Kylian Mbappé, these are now more turbulent times. The captain of France has weathered attacks on his identity while serving as his nation’s chief diplomat. He’s endured criticism of his game while scoring goals by the hatful. He’s on top of the world—and under unfathomable pressure. Everything is on the line at this summer’s World Cup.

As the brightest star on the men’s tennis scene, Carlos Alcaraz draws attention whether he likes it or not. José Criales-Unzueta speaks to the Spaniard about his rise to number one and the rivalry that promises the future of his sport.

In an exclusive excerpt from, Steve Jobs in Exile, go inside the explosive board meeting that left Jobs in tears.

Trinidad Chambliss made his Vanity Fair debut a couple weeks ago. Now, Chris Smith talks to the $91 million coach on the other side of the Ole Miss controversy, about money, fame, and yoga.

The US Pavilion has critics in a fury—and not just because Trump's State Department overhauled the selection process. The jury of the Biennale resigned days before the opening. The annual prizes were cancelled. But there are great shows in Venice, if you know where to look.

Pratt, the race’s lone Republican, needed to show that he was capable of more than farming outrage online and firing off meme-ready attacks. And for stretches of the recent debate, he managed to do exactly that.