Chris Whipple is a journalist and writer who contributes to Vanity Fair. His work has also been featured in The New York Times. Chris covers a wide range of topics, including entertainment, politics, and current events, providing insightful and engaging articles for his readers.
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By: Jeff Sharlet, Mark Seal, Chris Whipple, Katherine Eban, Joy Press, Richard Lawson, Emily Jane Fox, Savannah Walsh, Tara Ariano, Natalie Jarvey, Julie Miller
Insiders say there’s been a flurry of activity and painful decisions about what projects live and die.
By: Erin Vanderhoof, Richard Lawson, Katherine Eban, Emily Jane Fox, Chris Whipple, Mark Seal, Bess Levin
In advance of the inaugural Empire State Rare Book and Print Fair, the royal biographer reflects on the successes of the king’s reign—and what interests him most about the younger generations.
By: Chris Whipple, Julie Miller, Nate Freeman, Philip Bump, Chris Smith, Radhika Jones, Erin Vanderhoof, Eve Batey
Joining forces with Oprah to support victims of the Hawaiian wildfires, Dwayne Johnson apologizes for requesting the public's support.
By: Chris Smith, Chris Whipple, Jack Mccordick, Erin Vanderhoof, Julie Miller, Nate Freeman, Radhika Jones, Philip Bump
Israeli Ambassador Michael Herzog says there are “probably dozens of kidnapped Israelis and others in the hands of Hamas.”
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By: Emily Jane Fox, Eve Batey, James Robenalt, Radhika Jones, Nate Freeman, Julie Miller, Philip Bump, Chris Whipple, David Canfield, Savannah Walsh, Kathleen Hale, Mark Seal
“In a world that made sense, this woman would obviously have withdrawn from this mayoral race in shame—but she still has supporters.”
By: Chris Whipple, Radhika Jones, Eve Batey, Kase Wickman, Philip Bump, Julie Miller, Nate Freeman
Forget Bro Code, Bracelet Code is here to stay.
By: Katherine Eban, Jeff Sharlet, Julie Miller, Emily Jane Fox, Radhika Jones, Savannah Walsh, Tara Ariano, Mark Seal, Chris Whipple
The NSA whistleblower on the leak that changed her life, Trump’s indictment, and what her world looks like now: “My story can make movies and books, but I’m always going to be applying for Walmart at Kingsville, Texas, and getting turned down because of my felony status.”
By: Savannah Walsh, Radhika Jones, Chris Whipple, Katherine Eban, Mark Seal, Jeff Sharlet, Julie Miller, Hillary Busis, Tara Ariano, Emily Jane Fox
The movie may or may not be a full-fledged musical—but either way, why doesn’t the trailer give the star a few bars?
By: Emily Jane Fox, Kase Wickman, Katherine Eban, Brian Stelter, Chris Whipple, Mark Seal, Savannah Walsh, Bess Levin
“This entire country is one big war zone,” says a journalist in Jerusalem, as another, based in Gaza City, speaks of feeling like “a target at any moment.”
The president has a strong populist case to make for a future in which ordinary Americans, and the ideals embodied in our Constitution, can prosper.
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