Brian Stelter is a Walter Shorenstein Fellow and a prominent journalist known for his work across various media outlets such as Vanity Fair, POLITICO, Yahoo News, and The Daily Beast. With a diverse range of topics, Stelter's articles cover politics, media, entertainment, and current events, often providing insightful analysis and commentary.
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By: Julie Miller, Kase Wickman, Brian Stelter, Caleb Ecarma, Adrian Carrasquillo, Richard Lawson, Mark Mckinnon
Vanity Fair has learned that Joe Biden is sitting down this week with veteran journalist Enrique Acevedo, whose kid-glove treatment of Trump drew heavy criticism from Democrats.
By: Brian Stelter
“As a news organization,” said Cesar Conde, who oversees NBC News, “the biggest currency that we have is trust.”
By: Hadley Hall Meares, David Canfield, Kase Wickman, Brian Stelter, Molly Jong-Fast
ESPN reporter Alexa Philippou and Vanity Fair contributing editor Tom Kludt explain why you really can’t ignore women’s basketball anymore.
Thirty years ago, millions tuned in to watch the football superstar's arrest and subsequent murder trial. Now, ‘infotainment’ is the norm
By: Tom Kludt
Caitlin Clark needed a nap. It was Monday afternoon, and the culmination of a whirlwind eight-day stretch that began with the end of her brilliant collegiate career.
By: Bess Levin, Savannah Walsh, Erika Harwood, Kase Wickman, Brian Stelter, Britt Hennemuth
‘Columbine’ author Dave Cullen reflects on the cultural impact of the Colorado school shooting—and why he keeps coming back to the story. Plus: Dan Adler on the Trump trial.
By: Brian Stelter
Vanity Fair’s Dan Adler paints a vivid picture of his time in the courtroom, while The Hollywood Reporter’s Lachlan Cartwright recounts the atmosphere of fear and anxiety at the ‘National Enquirer’ under David Pecker.
By: Charlotte Klein, Chris Murphy, Eliza Brooke, Bess Levin, Maureen Ryan, Rob Ledonne, Brian Stelter, Matthew Jacobs, Brooke Baldwin, Kase Wickman
How Justin Kuritzkes crafted Josh O’Connor and Mike Faist’s perfectly satisfying—but intriguingly ambiguous—final scene.
By: Jack Mccordick, Molly Jong-Fast, Charlotte Klein, Bess Levin, Erin Vanderhoof, Kase Wickman, Brian Stelter, David Canfield
The Emmy-nominated actor lets loose in a conversation spanning his rumored feud with Walton Goggins, filming Noah Hawley’s ‘Alien’ in Thailand, and oh yeah, his awards chances for the ‘Justified’ revival.
By: Bess Levin
Last month, Marjorie Taylor Greene 's GOP colleagues responded to her calls to oust House Speaker Mike Johnson by saying things like, “Don't bother
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