Erin Vanderhoof is a staff writer at Vanity Fair, where she covers culture, books, music, and the royal family, and cohosts the podcast DYNASTY. Her reporting spans various topics including celebrities, entertainment news, pop culture, and politics, with her insights featured on platforms such as the Today show, NBC News, and The New York Times. Erin's work has also been highlighted in Architectural Digest, GQ India, and Vogue, among others.
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By: Kayla Holliday, Nicole Chapoteau, Kase Wickman, Valentina Bottoni, Keziah Weir, Federico Rocca, Erin Vanderhoof, Joe Hagan, David Canfield, Bess Levin
The milliner behind Keith James, his brand of scarlet-bottomed hats, shares his favorite things with Vanity Fair.
By: Adèle Bari, Paul Chi, Nicole Chapoteau, Chris Murphy, Savannah Walsh, Erin Vanderhoof, Juan Claudio Matossian, Bess Levin, Nate Freeman, David Canfield
As predicted, Donald Trump’s attempt at flexing his might at The Smithsonian is hitting some snarls; plus, Blake takes The Odeon, and more in this week’s column.
By: Erin Vanderhoof
The 53-year-old Indian billionaire and chairman of car parts manufacturer Sona Comstar was previously married to Bollywood actress Karisma Kapoor.
By: Katie Nicholl
The annual display of British military might serves as a seasonally tweaked birthday celebration for the sitting monarch.
By: Katie Herchenroeder
Nationwide protests against the president are expected on Saturday as the military parade, complete with tanks and flyovers, takes place in Washington, DC to celebrate the US Army's 250th anniversary.
By: Dan Adler
Three years after an Instagram defamation trial rocked British sports media, the UK tabloid superstar has a few more thoughts on the affair that she says she has moved on from.
In an upcoming interview with entrepreneur Emma Grede, the duchess opens up about how her public image has changed since she was known only as an actor.
The couple is reportedly set to get married in late June. Find out everything we know about the hush-hush nuptials here.
By: Erin Vanderhoof
In advance of a new launch for her lifestyle brand, the duchess reflected on her busy year debuting her brand, promoting her Netflix show, hosting a podcast, and being a mom. "At a certain point, the only thing I want to spread thin is my jam,” she told Emma Grede.
By: Natalie Korach, Chris Murphy, Joe Hagan, Eric Lutz, Chris Smith, Erin Vanderhoof, Molly Jong-Fast, Bess Levin, Katie Herchenroeder
“Tucker Carlson is one of my favorite people.”
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