Elle Fanning chats with Vanity Fair on the art of OnlyFans, acting with her sister Dakota, and ‘Margo’s Got Money Troubles’ season two “I have thoughts. I think other people have thoughts too. It’s limitless with Margo,” Fanning tells VF

After years of speculation and an unending well of rumors, casting director Nina Gold has finally begun testing candidates to replace Daniel Craig as the next 007. Here’s who oddsmakers think might make the cut

For Anna Paulina Luna, the release of the UFO files represents a sort of culmination of her work in Congress after taking an uncommon path to politics

One day, if Colossal Biosciences founder Ben Lamm has his way, there will be warehouses full of wombs. He’s starting with chickens. Colossal, the de-extinction company valued at $10.3 billion, announced this week that it has created an artificial egg

Guessing Game: Who Bought the $181 Million Pollock at the $1.1 Billion Christie’s Auction?

A Tale of Two Reality TV Scandals: How 'Summer House' Compares to Scandoval

There’s Ben Stiller. There’s Kylie and Timothée. And of course, there’s Spike Lee. How do the best and brightest members of Knicks Nation rank against their fellow diehards sitting courtside?

Screenwriter David Koepp—the man behind 'Jurassic Park,' 'Spider-Man,' and 'Mission: Impossible'—goes deep on his craft; his new movie with Steven Spielberg, and whether he thinks aliens are really out there

According to 17-year-old Eric Zhu, American men are experiencing an “absolutely insane” fertility crisis. His solution? Turning sperm into sport

The owner’s box has become a kind of modern salon, a place where money, fame, media, and politics sit side by side, in real time, with the cameras rolling. It’s no longer enough to simply attend. Owning a pro team has become the ultimate trophy asset for the rich and powerful

For a full week, Elon Musk has been crashing out over Christopher Nolan’s decision to cast Lupita Nyong’o as Helen of Troy in his adaptation of ‘The Odyssey.’ But that’s not the right’s only issue with the upcoming epic

Robert De Niro, Emma Thompson, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, and more share their favorite Stephen Colbert stories www.vanityfair.com/hollywood/st...

While receiving this year’s Kering Women in Motion award in Cannes, Julianne Moore dismissed the insidious assumption “that women’s stories are less interesting or smaller"

In 2022, Stanford’s traditional first party of the year—“Eurotrash,” hosted by the Kappa Sigma fraternity— was canceled by the university on short notice, with little explanation. No other events, parties or otherwise, took its place

At Vanity Fair and Meta’s star-studded dinner at Tetou, the newly revived Cote D’Azur institution again transformed into a melting pot of cinema’s finest, from newly minted celebrities to established directors to some of Hollywood’s biggest power players

The courtroom artist at Elon Musk and Sam Altman’s OpenAI trial is struggling to depict the X owner, saying his face lacks the kind of distinctive features that make for a recognizable sketch. This is the third trial during which she’s had to draw Musk, and she hasn’t nailed it yet

Glitzy gowns are great, but some of the most exciting style at Cannes isn't on the red carpet—it's the casual looks the stars sport in the airport or inside the lobby of their hotel. Take a look, and we think you'll agree

Friday night, Cannes stars gathered at the Carlton Beach Club to honor Odessa A’zion and Connor Swindells, the beneficiaries of this year’s Trophée Chopard awards. Godmother Isabelle Huppert used the night to talk up the movies, saying “cinema is a language of peace”

The Royal Windsor Horse Show isn’t the fanciest equestrian event on the royal calendar, but it is the one that was closest to the heart of Queen Elizabeth II—and closest to Windsor Castle itself, turning the private grounds into a competition for show-jumping, dressage, and carriage driving

If Frieze is the amuse bouche for someone visiting New York during its busiest art week of the year, the span of galleries that dot Chelsea is the entrée. Here's a primer

Those re-litigating Kamala Harris’s 2024 defeat say her failure to engage with Joe Rogan was partly to blame. But a Harris insider says she was ready and willing to appear on the podcast—and that Rogan, he suspects, put the kibosh on the conversation

“I've always had a certain sense of responsibility for being a witness,” award-winning photographer Chris Anderson told VF. “A lot of these pictures, when I was taking them, were pre-internet, certainly pre-social media. There were less sources of visual information coming from these places"

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

Jordan Firstman speaks for the first time about his directorial debut, 'Club Kid,' which follows a New York party promoter who discovers he has a son

On the eve of the publication of his new career-spanning book 'Index,' photographer Christopher Anderson 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

Should we be talking about celebrities’ bodies?

Leah Kateb and Rob Rausch made 'Love Island' the number one reality show in America. In an exclusive excerpt from 'Enter the Villa,' Anna Peele goes behind the scenes of the explosive breakup that changed the dating show forever

Grammy-winning producer David Foster hosted a fundraiser for Spencer 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

Trump has officially landed in Beijing today, the first US President to visit China in over a decade. Xi Jinping’s biographer lays out everything Trump needs to know to broker a deal with the Chinese leader:

The Musk-Altman Trial Veers Into 'Terminator'-Style AI Apocalypse—and Both Sides Stand to Profit

And we’re off! The 2026 Cannes Film Festival has officially begun, and so have VF's dispatches from the Croisette Follow along for live updates:

Given the smashing commercial success of 'Michael,' it’s no wonder chatter has already begun about a potential follow-up. But given the legal troubles surrounding the making of the King of Pop’s musical biopic, is a sequel even viable?

Neck jobs? In. Private jet ride-hitching? Out. The new status symbols, according to Jill Kargman

In his aughts celebrity PR days, Rob Shuter wrote the statement announcing Jennifer Lopez’s first breakup from Ben Affleck. Now he publishes three howling newsletters a day and feels he’s hitting his stride. “This is the Wild West,” Shuter tells Vanity Fair

Jack Schlossberg—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?

He was crowned football’s future king when he was just a teenager, but for Kylian Mbappé, these are now more turbulent times www.vanityfair.com/news/story/k...

Whether A’ja Wilson is lobbing three-pointers or walking the red carpet, the WNBA’s four-time MVP doesn’t miss. For Vanity Fair’s Sports Issue, Erin Vanderhoof catches up with the queen of the court—and her king, fellow superstar Bam Adebayo www.vanityfair.com/news/story/a...

As the brightest star on the men’s tennis scene, Carlos Alcaraz draws attention whether he likes it or not. For VF’s Sports Issue, José Criales-Unzueta speaks to the Spaniard about his rise to number one and his rivalry with Jannik Sinner www.vanityfair.com/news/story/c...

The Case Against Cruises: That Hantavirus ship is all we need to know

In explaining his decision to leave Ole Miss for LSU, Lane Kiffin seems willing to invoke Ole Miss's struggle to distance itself from symbols like the Confederate flag, Colonel Rebel, and the nickname "Ole Miss" itself

Lane Kiffin is one of the most controversial and fiercely hated coaches in college football, following his shocking departure from Ole Miss for a $91 million contract at LSU. “No coach I talked to at any point ever said, ‘stay there.’” Kiffin says. “You got one life”

If it’s true that art imitates life, then recent plotlines on ‘The Pitt,’ ‘Hacks,’ and ‘The Comeback’ suggest our lives are overshadowed by a rapidly increasing fear of AI and its impact

In an exclusive excerpt from his new book ‘Steve Jobs in Exile,’ Geoffrey Cain makes the case that Apple’s ubiquitous success grew from a shocking 1985 event: then-CEO John Sculley’s ousting of Jobs from the company he’d created

At Sunday’s BAFTA TV Awards, ‘Adolescence’ continued its awards season run, ‘Last One Laughing’ had the last laugh, and Seth Rogen dedicated his international award for ‘The Studio’ to the late Catherine O'Hara

Sneakerheads are obsessed with photos of Pope Leo in a pair of throwback Nikes—and unlike those images of Pope Francis in a puffer coat, these snaps aren’t AI

Before he joined the family business in 2017, Lorenzo Bertelli was a professional race car driver with little experience in mother Miuccia Prada’s world. Almost a decade later, he balances work as the Prada Group’s CMO with training runs for fast-paced road rallies

Queen Elizabeth II gave Princess Anne her now-famous Stalactite Brooch as a wedding present in 1973. Though Anne’s marriage ended less than two decades later, the princess continues to wear the adornment as a nod to the giver, not the event for which it was given

A hard-won WNBA championship, a beloved elephant mascot named Ellie, and players finally paid what they’re owed: It’s all part of the legacy of Clara Wu Tsai, the billionaire owner of the New York Liberty

As the media industry has evolved, so has the guest list for the Most Powerful People in Media Party, hosted by ‘The Hollywood Reporter.’ Content creators like Julian Shapiro-Barnum rubbed shoulders w/ talk show host Stephen Colbert, Bravo magnate Andy Cohen, and professor and opinionist Roxane Gay

Cynthia Nixon, Harper Steele, Tommy Dorfman, and Liev and Taylor Schreiber were among the stars who turned out for this year’s Ali Forney Center A Place at the Table gala, an annual fundraiser that this year raised over $3 million for LGBTQ+ youth experiencing homelessness