Ella Rubin, who’s at the center of this summer’s hottest love triangle, talks twinning with costar Keen Ruffalo, almost killing her castmates in Canada, and why it’s cool to be embarrassing (even in front of Jeffrey Dean Morgan).

The Duchess of Sussex insisted on being referred to as “Meghan” during her guest judge stint on the reality competition show.

The streamer behind Widow’s Bay and Pluribus has become a major player in the prestige TV wars.

As Winfrey explains to Vanity Fair, her original mission was “to let people know that you’re not alone.” Here, she relives some of the most iconic moments in her career.

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.

“I suspect that somebody who was financially incentivized to win a lot of money could possibly hack the Love Island voting,” says reality TV expert Rob Cesternino. “With all due respect to everybody at the villa, that’s maybe not the most sophisticated firewall that we have in the world today.”

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.

Ahead of its 30th anniversary, VF talks to some of the satirical news show's creators, producers and breakout stars about longevity, responsibility, and the show's place in politics (spoiler: not everyone here agrees)

Newly minted Emmy nominee Sarah Pidgeon serves up the latest great use of hair as an acting tool, an age-old practice pioneered by the likes of Audrey Hepburn and Cameron Diaz.

From 13 Going on 30 to Love, Simon, Garner breaks down pivotal moments in her 30-year career—including the suggestive scene with Leo DiCaprio that she’s a bit embarrassed her son has watched.

Latecomer Widow’s Bay gets lots of love, a few notable actors (like Paul Anthony Kelly and Kristen Bell) miss the mark, and a historic snub shakes up the reality-competition race.

Here are all the nominees for the 2026 Emmy Awards, which will be held on September 14 at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles.

Vanity Fair exclusively chats with the actor about his new weekly podcast, becoming a father with Barbara Palvin, and the end of the Disney Channel era: “It’s actually just gone.”

One intrepid reporter journeys into the nondescript building where Hollywood’s biggest stars can be digitally cloned. What comes next for those replicas is anyone’s guess.

Netflix’s new adaptation of the beloved book series will probably leave out some of the most fascinating details from the author’s life—from Pa Ingalls’s ineptitude to the serial killers that stalked Kansas during her childhood.

The newcomer’s first major role involved reinventing a popular character, learning ’90s vernacular, and stepping into Reese Witherspoon’s shoes. What, like it’s hard?

From Carl Reiner’s toupee to Carrie Bradshaw’s laptop, Funny Stuff: How Comedy Shaped American History explores comedy in America through the artifacts and memorabilia that have kept us in stitches.

Fire-breathing dragons, court intrigue, dynastic wars. With the arrival of the highly anticipated third season of House of the Dragon, let’s take a look at the current status of each offshoot of the HBO series.

The May December breakout shares his thoughts on Austin’s devastating choice in the second season of the anthology series, life as a new dad, and his favorite Korean cinema.

The stars of Nobody Wants This and A Man on the Inside reminisce about The Good Place, inspiration, and the one time Bell got mad at Danson on set.