Julie Miller is a Senior Features Writer and Hollywood correspondent for Vanity Fair. With a wide range of publications featuring her work, Julie covers the entertainment industry, celebrity news, and cultural phenomena. Her articles provide insights into the world of Hollywood and offer in-depth analysis of various topics related to film, television, and celebrity culture.
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By: Bess Levin, Chris Murphy, Julie Miller, Eric Lutz, Radhika Jones, Nate Freeman, Caitlin Dewey, Paul Farhi, Keziah Weir, Savannah Walsh
To close out Still Watching's 'Girls' series, Allison Williams drops by the podcast to revisit spending her 20s on HBO’s lightning-rod of a comedy, and wonder what Marnie and her friends might be up to these days.
Each night, you look into your lover's eyes and ask, “Will no legacy media outlet tell me what are the best movies on Hulu?” Luckily, Vanity Fair is here for you.
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By: Radhika Jones, Brian Stelter, Keziah Weir, Anthony Breznican, Arimeta Diop, Eric Lutz, Mark Mckinnon, Erin Vanderhoof, Julie Miller, Chris Murphy, Bess Levin, Eve Batey, David Canfield
Hopes that an established favorite would topple an inexperienced blowhard were dashed Friday night. Sound familiar?
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Before a roaring crowd, the president-elect walked into the “World's Most Famous Arena” to Kid Rock's “American Bad Ass” less than a month after his controversial rally.
The iconic music producer, who died two weeks ago, was given an honorary Oscar along with writer/director Richard Curtis, casting director Juliet Taylor, and producers Michael G. Wilson and Barbara Broccoli.
By: David Canfield
“The show says a lot of big, brave things,” says the star of FX's acclaimed series about The Troubles. “Certainly English money would be too afraid to say them, because their government was instrumental in what happened.”
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