Erin Vanderhoof is a staff writer for Vanity Fair, known for her insightful and engaging articles on a wide range of topics. With her work appearing in publications such as Architectural Digest, GQ India, Glamour, Vogue India, and Glamour US, Erin brings a unique perspective and a knack for storytelling to her writing.
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A spokesperson at SCI Huntingdon in Pennsylvania said that food deliveries are prohibited, but confirmed he has received lots of mail.
By: Erin Vanderhoof
They have already begun their countryside holiday, according to sources, but they've released their 2024 Christmas card—and it's animated!
By: Janine Di Giovanni, Clive Irving, Hillary Busis, Erin Vanderhoof, Rebecca Ford, Vincenzo Barney, Bess Levin, Savannah Walsh, Hadley Hall Meares, Gabriel Sherman, Kase Wickman
It wasn’t a birthday party, or an engagement party (sorry to those fans). But VF can reveal Swift’s boyfriend did do something special.
By: Erin Vanderhoof, Clive Irving, Kase Wickman, Bess Levin, Hillary Busis, Hadley Hall Meares, Rebecca Ford, Vincenzo Barney, Savannah Walsh, Deanna Kizis, Janine Di Giovanni, Gabriel Sherman
Nathan Hochman is handling Erik and Lyle’s case differently than his progressive predecessor.
By: Hadley Hall Meares, Chris Murphy, Bess Levin, Vincenzo Barney, Clive Irving, Rebecca Ford, Kase Wickman, Hillary Busis, Savannah Walsh, Gabriel Sherman, Janine Di Giovanni, Erin Vanderhoof
The comedian, Globe nominee, and host of the 2025 ceremony on her rigorous monologue prep, her favorite film of the year, and what Middle America really thinks about Hollywood.
By: David Canfield, Esther Zuckerman, Caitlin Dewey, Jon Skolnik, Natalie Korach, Bess Levin, Richard Lawson, Anthony Breznican, Kase Wickman, Katherine Eban, Erin Vanderhoof, Hillary Busis
Lilly Jay writes about co-parenting, and describes the promotional ubiquity of Wicked, which is “associated with the saddest days” of her life.
By: Erin Vanderhoof, Gabriel Sherman, Janine Di Giovanni, Hillary Busis, Clive Irving, Kase Wickman, Vincenzo Barney, Chris Smith, Rebecca Ford, Hadley Hall Meares, Savannah Walsh, Natalie Korach, Bess Levin
Ahead of a second Trump term, former FBI counterterrorism agent Ali Soufan speaks to Vanity Fair about his fears the Middle East could shift “further towards chaos”—and his hopes that the president-elect’s talk of retribution will be just that. “I think I trust the institutions to manage this storm,” he says.
By: Erin Vanderhoof
When King Charles III and Queen Camilla first ascended the throne, there were plenty of formal occasions where the Windsors showed off their
By: Erin Vanderhoof
Unlike his daughter-in-law Kate Middleton, the king's cancer is still a “managed condition,” says a royal source, and his treatment will continue into 2025.
By: Nate Freeman
In a town accustomed to four- and eight-year sea changes, Donald Trump's reelection has still made for some serious social whiplash. That will be felt particularly in the capital's ascendant dining scene, where even Keith McNally's new hot spot is ready to serve the president-elect.
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