Graydon Carter has found a way to continue pretending that the Millennium never came by including an "exclusive" with Monica Lewinsky in the June issue of Vanity Fair. What's new with Monica? She wants to "take back her narrative" and "help victims of internet shaming."
New Yorkers have said plenty of negative things about the super-expensive supertalls going up in Manhattan. They tower over their neighbors. They cast shadows over Central Park. But no one has yet equated them with anorexic women—until the May 2014 issue of Vanity Fair.
I tried to ignore this woman for as long as possible. I really did. The first time I heard the term "butt selfie" and later, "Queen of the Butt Selfie," I knew nothing but frustration and eyerolls would come from me learning more about either of those things. So I drew my mind far, far away from this human and her…
Neil Patrick Harris wants to show you his trouser snake. The triple threat is following up his nine years on How I Met Your Mother with a stint on Broadway starring in Hedwig and the Angry Inch. As you can tell from these images Annie Leibovitz shot for Vanity Fair, he's more than ready for a rock musical. Damn,…
Photography is the science and art of creating images using light. But if you've ever seen oddly-colored pictures of Gabourey Sidibe, Lupita Nyong'o or Beyoncé, you know that when it comes to dark skin, photography has issues.
If you're wondering what the American dream looks like in the age of social media, look no further than this Vanity Fair spread featuring Jen Selter, a woman who has made a viable career out of taking Instagrams of her butt.
Here's the cast of Game of Thrones looking extremely Game of Thrones-y on the cover of Vanity Fair: all huddled upon a mountain while Jon Snow makes an angsty/confused expression. It is one of the most beautiful things I've ever beheld.
For its famed Oscars after party, Vanity Fair had photographer Mark Seliger shoot portraits of celebrity attendees—including editor-in-chief Graydon Carter—for Instagram. Somehow, Minnie Driver managed to work her way in there.
In October, when Gwyneth Paltrow threw a temper tantrum over a then-upcoming Vanity Fair profile, gossip was that the actress and aspirational-lifestyle sage was upset about rumors of marital infidelity. At the time, Page Six speculated that the actress was trying to hide a purported affair with Elle MacPherson's…
Why is that every time Idris Elba opens his mouth and talks, magic happens? His words are like beautiful white doves, soaring out of a magician's hat on a stage in Las Vegas.
A radiant and beaming Scarlett Johansson appears in Vanity Fair's "20th Annual Hollywood Issue," along with some other big name stars who all ditched makeup and Photoshopping for the images.
This behind-the-scenes video of Annie Leibovitz's shoot for Vanity Fair's "20th Annual Hollywood Issue" has a rather nice surprise tidbit, featuring America's Favorite Charmer, George Clooney.
We may never know the real story about what went down between Vanity Fair and Gwyneth Paltrow, but in his editor's letter for the March issue of the magazine, editor-in-chief Graydon Carter addresses the kerfuffle, offering up his side of the story. It is… odd.
Can we get all the-times-they-are-a-changin' for a minute? Vanity Fair's 20th annual Hollywood Issue has a three-panel gatefold cover, as usual, but this year, there are actual black people on the first third, i.e. the part you see on the newsstand. Progress!
Lupita Nyong'o was just nominated for an Oscar, which means that we'll have over a month more of her flawless red carpet appearances, magazine spreads, and interviews. Apparently, we'll also get some skin lightening fuckery, thanks to Vanity Fair.
It's always refreshing to see famous people get humbled by their own success, and this message from Jimmy Fallon about his recent appearance on the cover of Vanity Fair one of the best examples of that ever.
Gwyneth Paltrow and Vanity Fair have decided to air kiss and make up now that Gwynnie has enjoyed a heart-to-heart with the magazine's editor-in-chief Graydon Carter. Post heart to heart, the article will either be less controversial than expected or it will not run at all.
Amy Adams and Claire Danes are both on the covers of the January issues of Vanity Fair and Glamour, respectively, and though Danes looks like she's been caught picnicking in Central Park while Adams could be drunk off of too much egg nog, their interviews reveal similar takes on being women in Hollywood.
The new issue of Vanity Fair features a story called "The Secret Gay Life of the Vatican: Inside a Hidden Netherworld of the Catholic Church." While the full piece is not online, there's an excerpt on the VF website with two really great quotes.
To the women frequenting She's a Mistress dot com: The best way to prove you're over your ex-husband, you know, the one who cheated on you with his much younger co-worker and got caught through a series of embarrassing photos that were published everywhere (sometimes with hilarious results) is to pose for Vanity Fair
