Bess Levin is a writer for Vanity Fair, with her work also appearing in THEM and Glamour. She covers a wide range of topics, including politics, culture, and entertainment. Bess is known for her sharp and witty writing style, providing insightful commentary on current events and popular culture.
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Bess Levin's coverage primarily centers on entertainment news and government & politics, with a significant focus on scandals, Hollywood, racism, presidential campaigns, and women's rights. She regularly includes expert commentary and legal policy regulation in her articles.
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By: Caitlin Dewey, Bess Levin, Richard Lawson, Katie Herchenroeder, Arimeta Diop, Hugh Grant, Anthony Breznican, Nicole Chapoteau, Chris Murphy, Jordan Hoffman, Eric Lutz, Brian Stelter
He won decisively in the Electoral College, leaving Democrats with much to reflect upon. But the near-final popular vote tally is much narrower than originally thought, with less than half of voters backing the Trump agenda.
Get out your headshot and résumé: Donald Trump is deep in the throes of casting his second-term Cabinet.
By: Erin Vanderhoof
A profusion of chintz. A surfeit of tartan. The Scottish castle's decor begs the question: What is Royal taste? And what's too much of it?
Elphaba and Glinda may have spent one short day in the Emerald City, but they certainly made the most of their time there—and saw a couple of familiar faces, too. (Be warned: Wicked spoilers abound!)
Welcome to the Watchies, the Still Watching award show. On the penultimate episode of VF 's TV podcast, hosts Hillary Busis Richard Lawson , and
The Gilgo Beach home where Rex Heuermann lived while allegedly killing at least six women will be offered for sale in 2025.
By: Katie Herchenroeder
Russell Vought, a key figure in Project 2025, was one of several people Trump tapped before the weekend. He's poised to lead the Office of Management and Budget.
By: Anthony Breznican, Joe Reid, Julie Miller, Kase Wickman, Katie Nicholl, Bess Levin, Katie Herchenroeder, Caitlin Dewey, Gabriel Sherman, Rebecca Ford, David Canfield
The Awards Insider team explains why the musical might be a serious Oscar threat after debuting to a magical $164 million worldwide at the box office this past weekend.
By: Caitlin Dewey
The Tesla executive and his fellow billionaire and DOGE leader, Vivek Ramaswamy, have begun interviewing staff, targeting federal programs and employees, and planning a podcast.
The novels and nonfiction we couldn't stop thinking about this year—and in a year like this one, that's saying something.
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