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Though news outlets clearly need to cover the actions of top Republican lawmakers, like Scalise, they do not have to provide them with a TV platform
The 27th Vanity Fair Hollywood Issue is here! Starring Zendaya, Michael B. Jordan, Charlize Theron, Sacha Baron Cohen, and eight other visionaries—this is #VFHollywood :
Four years later, Republicans have decided they actually care a lot about what someone tweets.
For Pence, it’s all water under the bridge—and he’s apparently as loyal to Trump as ever
French actor Gérard Depardieu has been charged with rape and sexual assault.
Marty Baron shares his thoughts on the state of democracy in America, reasons for optimism and the post-Trump news cycle
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Viola Davis for V.F. July/August 2020. Photographs by Dario Calmese. The cover marks the first V.F. cover shot by a Black photographer.
Trump has signaled to allies that the Secret Service will have to drag him from the White House kicking and screaming
"As you wish." ❤️ In his final performance, Carl Reiner shares a special goodbye with his son Rob as part of the fan-film version of The Princess Bride:
Idris Elba says the #MeToo movement is “only difficult if you’re a man with something to hide”
Presenting our December cover star: Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez! Two elections in, the congresswoman is still fighting the fight—and she’s as sure as she’s ever been. Read the @Ocasio2018 cover story now. Photograph by Tyler Mitchell.
Presenting Breonna Taylor for Vanity Fair’s September issue, “The Great Fire,” guest-edited by Ta-Nehisi Coates.
Caitlyn Jenner poses for Annie Leibovitz on the cover of Vanity Fair#CallMeCaitlyn
Look who ELSE turned up at tonight’s #Cannes2014 party. Click the link for more pics.
UPDATE: Robert Pattison has tested positive for Covid-19, causing filming of The Batman to be halted just days after the superhero drama resumed work
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