A nepo baby with very famous movie star parents shared a stunning Instagram selfie where she looks just like her glamorous ...

After Meta tried to enforce a non-disparagement agreement with Sarah Wynn-Williams, her memoir, Careless People, became a ...

It has been 17 years since Sarah Polley last filmed a project as an actor, and it took an unusual idea from her former collaborator Seth Rogen to lure her back. Rogen’s offer for Polley ...

Meghan Markle’s latest critic appears to be ex-Vanity Fair boss Graydon Carter, who claims she is "adrift of reality and facts" in a brutal five-word swipe. The former boss of the magazine ...

Graydon Carter has been spilling the details over the absence of Harvey Weinstein from the Vanity Fair Oscar Parties. In his new book, When the Going Was Good, the former revealed that Weinstein ...

The actor explained to Vanity Fair magazine: "He told me: 'Hopefully you’ll be able to find a character that, when you make bad movies and they don’t make any money, you can always go back to this ...

Amanda Knox Had To Catch Up on Pop Culture After She Was Released From Prison The activist and podcaster sits down with Vanity Fair to talk about her new book, Free: My Search for Meaning ...

Cuban declined a request for an interview, but told Vanity Fair that he had nothing to do with the move. “I wasn’t involved in the trade at all,” Cuban said in an email. “And it’s up to ...

Describing it as a move “45 years in the making,” Donald Trump on Thursday signed an executive order directing Education Secretary Linda McMahon to begin dismantling the department she leads.

“Allegations that Prince Harry received preferential treatment during his US immigration process were unequivocally dismissed today by the Trump administration,” the source tells Vanity Fair.

Samuel L. Jackson still remembers the priceless piece of career advice that Bruce Willis gave him when they were shooting Die Hard With a Vengeance in 1994. “He told me, ‘Hopefully you’ll be ...

Donald Trump and his allies have spent days scorning for the courts, insisting that the judiciary—district judges, in particular—has limited power to check the president’s authority.