The lot scene may be gone, displaced at MSG by James Dolan’s surveillance apparatus, but the joy that made Phish a billion-dollar act is still strong. A Vanity Fair editor and onetime fan finds her way back after a long hiatus.

With Music, Fashion, Film, the pop star swerves away from Brat instead of chasing it—trading club anthems for post-punk guitars and sharp wit.

Take your broken heart and turn it into art, they say. VF talks to Cat Cohen, who took that literally to create her new Off Broadway one-woman show, Broad Strokes.

And they aren’t the only ones having a cruel, cruel summer. Amid anxieties both personal and geopolitical, even pop stars like Ariana Grande and Charli xcx are singing about our uncertain reality.

The Princess of Wales wore the famed Swan Lake Suite necklace during a performance at the English National Ballet only a few months before her death. She died before receiving the matching earrings.

The actor celebrated Spain’s victory on Instagram with a political statement, advocating for an open, pluralistic society founded on respect for rights.

On Saturday, the “epicenter for the art world in the summer” held its annual gala, raising $1.7 million for programs that serve the whole Hamptons community.

An exclusive excerpt from Daylight Come revisits King’s last televised interview, where Belafonte, sitting in for Johnny Carson, masterfully converged all corners of American culture, from Hollywood to Washington.

Whether it’s for the ceremony in Australia or the one in England, Sporty Spice has no doubts: the right choice is a dress by Posh Spice. For her first “I do,” in fact, it’s Victoria Beckham herself who lent her a dress from her own wardrobe.

Midway through the final between Argentina and Spain at MetLife Stadium, Justin Bieber headlined the first-ever World Cup halftime show, alongside Shakira, Burna Boy, BTS, and Madonna, marking the recent escalation of sports as a cultural behemoth.

After a tightly contested first half, Luis de la Fuente's team took the win.

Norwegian football chief Lise Klaveness slammed FIFA after Infantino awarded President Donald Trump the FIFA Peace Prize ahead of the 2026 World Cup. But a few months later, the TV cameras found her sitting next to Infantino in a luxury box. What happened?

Donald Trump’s failed beverages didn’t stop Barron and Kai Trump from launching their own sippable ventures. Will their first forays into business do any better?

Damian and Avigail Collins have styled the likes of Rihanna and Kim Kardashian, but their summer has been devoted to selling rare World Cup kits and high-fashion soccer pieces. The duo tells VF about their archival holy grails and how to style a kit to look more like you’re heading to Paris than the pub.

Vanity Fair has the first look at journalist John Talty’s upcoming book, Lane Being Lane: The Story of Lane Kiffin, College Football’s Agent of Chaos, along with the cover.

Yann Pissenem, the owner of Ushuaïa, Hï, and [UNVRS], tells Vanity Fair what it's like to rule the island—always sober.

Please respect everyone else's boundaries by keeping your psychobabble to yourself.

The newest incarnation of Anne Rice's undying series draws on rock and roll to flesh out the vampire that Reid tells Vanity Fair is an "addictive" character, as Tom Cruise or Stuart Townsend might attest.

“I was worried about raising our kids in L. A., in the culture of Hollywood. I felt like they were never going to get a fair shake at life," Clooney said.

At the exhibition celebrating Rainier III and Grace Kelly's legendary wedding, their daughter Caroline wore a gold heart engraved with her parents' names entwined with her own.