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The 21-year-old two-time world champion and self-appointed “quad god” might just be the best figure skater in the world. Now he’s going for gold in Milan.

Peter Bogdanovich, Bob Fosse, and Hugh Hefner all loved her, in their own ways—for better and worse. This reexamination of Stratten’s life, rape, and murder casts a new light on the angel who was a centerfold.

Saturday night, Penn Social is your typical Washington DC dive filled with conservative 20-somethings. Come Sunday morning, it’s still a hot spot—by the name of King’s Church.

On the Upper East Side, some of the city’s wealthiest Jewish residents remain hysterically opposed to Zohran Mamdani, in a rhetorical battle that is roiling the neighborhood—where the new mayor is now right next door.

The inter-Disney celebrity mama drama has heated up, with a dad entering the fray. But is this all just much ado about matching sweatpants and girls' nights?

In 2023, her New York Times column devastated readers. In her new memoir, Strangers, the granddaughter of Babe Paley offers a deeper personal history.

After the U.S. raid in Venezuela this weekend, air restrictions left many of even the most wealthy and well-connected travelers stuck in paradise.

In an exclusive excerpt from his new book, Firestorm, MSNow senior political and national reporter Jacob Soboroff looks back at covering the wildfires that ravaged his community—and his childhood home.

While working on a biography of her great-grandmother Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney, Fiona Donovan unearthed a trove of letters between Gertrude’s daughter, Flora Whitney Miller, and President Theodore Roosevelt’s son, Quentin Roosevelt, that tell a story of one woman’s battle with grief during a time of war.

Brigitte Bardot's acting career spanned three decades, during which she was a major box office draw.

“It’s nearly impossible to get the book right now,” one bookseller tells Vanity Fair. As a public service, we asked fans for more reading recommendations.

The queer hockey romance—and the genre's enduring and exploding popularity—is about so much more than dudes on skates.

The Vanity Fair photographer explains how he made the portraits of Susie Wiles, JD Vance, Marco Rubio, and the other West Wing insiders: “I’m a professional noticer.”

Prince Harry played, Mariah Carey watched and most of the crowd had no idea what was happening—but everyone looked fabulous.

From film and TV premieres to fashion shows, art openings, and the midterm elections, here’s everything you need to watch out for in the new year.

Vanity Fair presents an unconventional gift guide from Aaron Aujla, Lisa Eisner, Laila Gohar, Carlos Nazario, Kareem Rahma, Lauren Santo Domingo, Emily Sundberg, and John Waters, with ideas for everyone from the parent who “doesn’t want any gifts this year” to the couple who’d be your first pick to swing with.

The ex-spouses haven't appeared publicly together since 2008, the year they divorced.

This is Jr.’s third engagement, and would be his second marriage.

There was Trump, there was Koons, and there were many, many gallery dinners. A spin through everything our art correspondent saw in 2025.

The daughters of Ted Cruz and Kristi Noem talk to Vanity Fair about life in the shadow of their politician parents.