David Canfield is a Hollywood correspondent at Vanity Fair, where he reports on awards season and co-hosts the Little Gold Men podcast. His work spans the film industry, celebrities, and pop culture, reflecting his deep engagement with arts and entertainment. David's insights and commentary have also been featured in British GQ, Vogue India, GQ India, Glamour Us, THEM, NewsBreak, and Magzter.
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By: Scott Ryan, Jon Skolnik, Brian Helgeland, David Canfield, Eric Lutz, Erin Vanderhoof, Issie Lapowsky, Chris Murphy, Arimeta Diop
The billionaire bureaucrat, who wants a “legion-level” of offspring, has reportedly solicited women on X to have his children and pays his kids’ mothers millions to keep quiet.
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The governor's Trump tango is getting dicier by the day.
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Did Democrats swing too far left in 2024? Not according to Soros.
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For the first time, members must officially see every movie that’s nominated in a given category before they can vote. At least a few Academy members are applauding the new rule: “They needed to do something.”
By: Javi Sánchez, Savannah Walsh, Kase Wickman, Anthony Breznican, David Canfield, Katie Nicholl, Richard Lawson, Erin Vanderhoof, Radhika Jones, Rebecca Ford, Laurence Leamer
Nearly four months in, we’ve seen the release of dud after dud after dud—but we’re not losing hope just yet.
By: Arimeta Diop, Katie Nicholl, Savannah Walsh, Issie Lapowsky, Eric Lutz, Erin Vanderhoof, Molly Jong-Fast, Keziah Weir, Katie Herchenroeder, Anthony Breznican, David Canfield, Kase Wickman
Big Law is learning this lesson—Columbia too. Harvard, meanwhile, is putting on a master class in how powerful institutions can fight back.
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We’re saying goodbye to old favorites, hello to promising newcomers, and ‘fabulous’ to more Carrie Bradshaw.
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