“The power of the written word, and the power of the narrative… I don’t know if that’s something he understood while he was doing it,” the source said, per Vanity Fair. The couple watch ...

Another told Vanity Fair that they signed a nondisclosure agreement to be employed by Harry and Meghan. Harry wasn't keen on Spotify A source also told Vanity Fair that Prince Harry never seemed ...

Vanity Fair's damning dissection of the Sussexes' five ... with Meghan ended up needing therapy and that she allegedly didn't come up with the idea for her Spotify podcast, Archetypes.

“Mrs. Trump’s stylist, Herve Pierre, picked it up from me in Miami and personally transported it back to the First Lady,” Javits told Vanity Fair ... but couldn’t resist poking fun ...

Mrs. Melania Trump,” Lippes said in a statement to Vanity Fair. “Mrs. Trump’s outfit was created by some of America’s finest craftsmen and I take great pride in showing such work to the ...

Does podcasting’s reigning queen really have to explain how algorithms work to conservative dudebros? Apparently, yes.

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It’s a lot to take in, but fortunately, we have a stellar group of Vanity Fair writers ... to overthrow a free and fair election. As much as people like me don’t like it and can’t believe ...

as “Carrying on like business as usual doesn’t feel appropriate when the lives of so many we know and love have been devastated,” an industry insider told Vanity Fair. Academy CEO Bill ...

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry 'don't know what change the world means', a source has said - claiming the Duchess would water down her podcast Archetypes. A damning profile in Vanity Fair heard ...

One thing struck me as odd. The awning, the same one I swore had always been there, previously had white writing all over it—and now it didn’t. Then came a mysterious email: Would I like to ...

Like Lazarus, TikTok has risen from the dead. A ban on the social media app used by more than 170 million Americans has been averted, at least for now, the company announced in a midday tweet on ...