Evgenia Peretz is a Contributing Editor at Vanity Fair. She covers a range of topics including the Royal Family, television, and prominent figures such as Prince Harry, Donald Trump, and Joe Biden, often exploring the intersection of politics and popular culture. Her insightful commentary and analysis have made her a notable voice in contemporary journalism.
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By: Chris Whipple, Katey Rich, Rebecca Ford, Kathleen Hale, Joe Pompeo, Emily Jane Fox, Anthony Breznican, Philip Bump, Savannah Walsh, Monica Lewinsky, Evgenia Peretz
Theater may be this two-time Tony winner’s “drug of choice,” but she’s just as captivating on the small screen with roles in Dead Ringers and 1923 this year alone.
By: Chris Whipple, Katherine Eban, Mark Seal, Anthony Breznican, Savannah Walsh, Julie Miller, David Canfield, Evgenia Peretz, Natalie Jarvey, Emily Jane Fox, Kathleen Hale, Britt Hennemuth
Writers Guild members were buoyant and fiery on the first day of the 2023 writers strike—but things may get a lot harder before they get better.
By: Britt Hennemuth, Charlotte Klein, Kathleen Hale, Eric Lutz, Maggie Coughlan, Chris Whipple, Evgenia Peretz
This move almost certainly won't silence Republicans' attacks on Biden over immigration. Meanwhile, some Democrats and immigration advocates are angry the president is militarizing the border in anticipation of the termination of Title 42.
By: Britt Hennemuth, Chris Murphy, Julie Miller, Kathleen Hale, Mark Seal, Emily Jane Fox, Katherine Eban, Chris Whipple, Anthony Breznican, Savannah Walsh, Evgenia Peretz
The last WGA strike occurred 15 years ago, and was responsible for some very wonky entertainment—from a murderous ‘Friday Night Lights’ storyline to a “fucked” James Bond movie.
By: Joe Pompeo, Richard Lawson, Evgenia Peretz, Monica Lewinsky, Emily Jane Fox, Anthony Breznican, David Canfield, Kathleen Hale, Chris Whipple, Savannah Walsh, Philip Bump
Rebecca Ferguson goes apocalyptic in Apple’s intriguing big-budget series.
By: Maggie Coughlan, Evgenia Peretz, Chris Whipple, Laura Regensdorf, Joe Pompeo, Monica Lewinsky, Charlotte Klein
At makeup artist Troy Surratt’s annual dinner, co-sponsored by Violet Grey and Augustinus Bader, the artists who readied Gisele, Erykah Badu, and Kate Moss come together and let loose.
By: Bess Levin, Kenzie Bryant, Evgenia Peretz, Kase Wickman, Molly Jong-Fast
George Conway, who is very much not a fan of Donald Trump, is all in on getting Biden a second term.
By: Darren Lucas, Jesse Peretz, Evgenia Peretz, David Schisgall
Starring: Paul Rudd, Elizabeth Banks, Adam Scott, Rashida Jones, Zooey Deschanel, Emily Mortimer, Steve Coogan, Kathryn Hahn
By: Evgenia Peretz
Founded in 1898, Miss Hall's School appears to be a cocoon of safety. But for decades, an alleged sexual predator operated on campus. Alumnae are speaking out in hopes of holding their former teacher—and the school—accountable.
Nestled in the Berkshires, with a pedigree dating back to 1898, MISS HALL'S SCHOOL appears to be a cocoon of safety and formative tutelage for its students, all of them young women. But for decades, an alleged sexual predator operated on campus. Now alumnae are speaking out in hopes of holding their former teacher-and the school-accountable
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