For the first time, George Clooney has addressed the death of Presley Gerber, son of his longtime friends Cindy Crawford and Rande Gerber
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@vanityfair.com@vanityfair.comDuring his customary noon Angelus prayer delivery at St. Peter’s Square Sunday, Pope Leo announced some unsettling news—doctors have discovered a "localized nodule" in one of his lungs
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@vanityfair.comBen Affleck has been banned from Instagram, not once, but twice. “I’d be a terrible influencer,” Affleck says. “I had six followers. It was my kids and some of their friends"
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@vanityfair.comAt age 91, Prince Edward, the Duke of Kent, remains a stalwart of the royal family vanityfair.visitlink.me/i19nSe
@vanityfair.comThe sailors and marines of the USS Abraham Lincoln returned home this week, ending a 321-day deployment that involved missile attacks, food shortages, moldy showers, and broken plumbing. Even when they returned to base, things still didn't go as planned
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@vanityfair.comA year into fashion’s great reset of 2025, new designers at some of fashion’s most recognizable houses are finding their way around the legacies they are the faces of—to various degrees of success
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@vanityfair.comSpeaking with VF’s Rebecca Ford, Esmé Creed-Miles, the introverted daughter of Samantha Morton, says she skipped the 1995 version of ‘Sense and Sensibility’ even after she was cast in this year’s adaptation of the Jane Austen classic
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@vanityfair.com“They’re reserved for military who have earned those quarters from fighting in wars and defending our country,” says Sally Quinn, whose father, Lt. Gen. William W. Quinn served in World War II. “They should not be used for people in the White House. It’s an abuse”
@vanityfair.comStephen and Katie Miller—along with an increasing number of top Trump officials—have opted to move to a military post south of the White House in Trump’s second term
@vanityfair.com“I’ll say I love her publicly, but the truth is I can’t f--king stand her,” one longtime Trump ally says of Katie Miller. “But if she asks you to go on the podcast, or come over for dinner, you say yes, because Stephen Miller is the second-most powerful person in the world.”
@vanityfair.comChatGPT helped write Sophie’s suicide note. When VF asked about it, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman gave an unequivocal answer—and, according to Laura Reiley, Sophie’s mother, it was the “wrong” one.
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@vanityfair.com“It’s almost the whole Cabinet," one regular guest of the Millers’ tells Vanity Fair. "Sometimes we joke: ‘Do we need a designated survivor for this one?’”
@vanityfair.comAnd what about Stephen Miller, a man better known for his droning demagoguery than his warmth? According to Leavitt, he’s a different man when hosting: “I will say this too: People wouldn’t expect this of him, but when he’s in his home or in dad mode, he is super warm and fun.”
@vanityfair.com“Love her or hate her, when [Katie Miller] says she’s going to do something, she does it far better than you would ever expect,” Karoline Leavitt tells Vanity Fair's @aidanmcl.bsky.social. “And that is true of her party planning."
@vanityfair.comThe USS Abraham Lincoln returned to San Diego today after a grueling 321 days at sea. VF’s Maxwell Adler was at the scene
@vanityfair.comIn a new MasterClass, Prince Harry shares new insights about grieving the death of his mother Diana: “I felt for many years now, especially in the last six, so much of my mother within me"
@vanityfair.comHow did the coolest hotelier in Italy get married? Marie-Louise Sciò, CEO of Pellicano Hotels, didn’t wear white. Or have flowers. Or ceremonial music. Go inside her Etruscan-inspired nuptials in Orvieto:
@vanityfair.comHow will James and Kathryn’s acquisition of 'New York Magazine,' the Vox Media Podcast Network, and Vox.com be different?
For Vanity Fair’s New Establishment Issue, Lachlan Cartwright sat down with the couple to discuss their big media bet: vanityfair.visitlink.me/etLZCH
@vanityfair.comKathryn and James Murdoch are notably taking a big position in media at a time when other billionaires have attracted criticism for reorienting many storied institutions in their own image, or toward the right. vanityfair.visitlink.me/etLZCH
@vanityfair.comIn 'Sitcom,' serial TV creator Chuck Lorre breaks down the true story of Charlie Sheen’s 'Two and a Half Men'-tanking meltdown—and how he and Charlie Sheen eventually patched things up. Read an excerpt from Lorre's memoir in Vanity Fair: