Vanity Fair

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.

Continuing her Italy trip’s Eat, Pray, Love theme, the Princess of Wales showed a very regal trick for keeping her heirlooms clean while making pasta at a farm in Felino.

On her last day in Reggio Emilia, Middleton visited with schoolchildren in the woods—even sitting in the grass and hand-pulling pastry while conversing with the students.

Sean Hepburn Ferrer and brother Luca Dotti have feuded in the past over multiple issues related to their mother—but the books they’ve written about her agree that Hepburn was one of a kind.

Crypto hawkers have erected a giant gilded statue of President Trump at Doral, his members club outside Miami. The golfers may not mind, and neither do his mega-pastor advisers, but his support among his most devoted and devout fans is beginning to slide.

Anderson chose Los Angeles as the destination for his first cruise show for Dior.

At 57, the X-Files actor made her first appearance at the festival to present Jane Schoenbrun’s Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma. Like Amy Madigan before her, the film’s reception may spell the awards season accolades that she has for so long been denied.

While the 22-year-old daughter of Prince Edward and Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh, is not a working royal, she’s one of the chief organizers of the Royal Windsor Horse Show, which begins Thursday.

Dressed in a regal ceremonial gown, the sovereign maintained her composure on the palace steps, despite sporting one of the royal collection’s most prestigious pieces.

The royal arrived in Italy wearing a sky blue suit by Canadian-British designer Edeline Lee.

A source says the Princess of Wales, who hasn't traveled solo in 4 years, is "energized and excited" to return to the country where she studied while she was in college.

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

Queen Elizabeth II gave Anne the gold and diamond adornment to commemorate her marriage to Mark Phillips. Despite the couple's 1992 parting, the princess still wears the sentimental gift.

On May 13 and 14, the Princess of Wales will be in Reggio Emilia for a visit related to her early-childhood project with the Royal Foundation—but Prince William is staying home.

The Prince and Princess of Wales celebrated their tween with two Instagram posts.

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 Grammy-winning producer hosted a fundraiser for Pratt at his Brentwood home on Monday, as wealthy donors, influencers, and Hollywood figures increasingly warm to the reality star’s insurgent bid for Los Angeles mayor.

The Kennedy scion turned TikToker turned candidate for New York’s 12th congressional seat is drawing in Manhattanites with an interest in civics and social capital. Does his path to Washington run through San Vicente West Village?

At Tina Brown’s latest gathering of star journalists in London, Lemon’s political aspirations drew laughter from the crowd. He doubled down on them backstage talking to Vanity Fair. Has he alighted on the most brazen media strategy around?

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.

“We have to stand up now,” says Fonda, whose Committee for the First Amendment is organizing the star-studded “Rise Up, Sing Out” event in New York.

Hannah Einbinder, Joel Kim Booster, and Chris Fleming are turning stand-up sets into political engines for Democratic Socialists of America candidates in Los Angeles. But are they attracting the wrong kind of attention to the cause?

For decades, the president has chased the royal imprimatur for his properties and even his dating life. Now, as King Charles visits him in his second term, he’s taking on kingly airs in pursuit of historical immortality.

The I Love LA comedian speaks for the first time about his directorial debut, Club Kid, which follows a New York party promoter who discovers he has a son.

“I always wanted Ruben to be real,” Gadd tells Vanity Fair of his burly, but not buff, character. “I never wanted him to have a Hollywood six-pack.”

After taking a couple years out of the spotlight to build up her production company, Viva Maude, Thompson is back with a vengeance with Hedda, Netflix hit series His & Hers, and the revenge thriller Is God Is.

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.

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

“I can’t even believe you want to see me fucking cry,” the star said after the credits rolled, telling the audience that Paul Walker’s daughter, Meadow, had been a source of strength.

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.

The alleged murder of 14-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez is a nightmare come true—one with disturbing parallels to the accused killer’s death-obsessed music.

Reiner has pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder in the deaths of his parents, Rob and Michelle. In the same courthouse where OJ Simpson stood trial for murder, Reiner’s case is already drawing cameras—if not yet answers.

Former Virginia lieutenant governor Justin Fairfax killed his wife, Cerina, months after she filed for divorce. The news about my old friend evokes the patterns that emerge in stories that end this way—with women violated, abused, and murdered.

In a world replete with fresh horrors that cross our vision every day, news about the mass theft of candy, sex toys, and olive oil feels—dare we say it?—fun by comparison.

Sixty-five years ago, my grandfather masterminded a robbery at a historic Los Angeles estate. Decades later, Carla Kirkeby—who lived in that house and discovered the theft of her parents’ jewels as a teenager—sat down with me to discuss her extraordinary life, the burglary, and our unbelievable connection.

Hilary Simon and Melissa Fares, who testified in front of a Massachusetts grand jury on Tuesday, shared their stories of Matthew Rutledge’s grooming and alleged sexual abuse in a Vanity Fair investigation last year.

The 49-year-old musician was charged with assault and trespassing at St. Paul’s School in New Hampshire.

A reporter with a local news affiliate tells Vanity Fair that the case is “pretty bizarre.”

The Pima County Sheriff’s Department and FBI released six photos and three videos from surveillance cameras at Nancy Guthrie's home, recovered “from residual data located in backend systems” after “working closely with our private sector partners.”