Kase Wickman is a Contributing Editor for Vanity Fair, with a diverse portfolio of work that spans entertainment, culture, and celebrity news. Kase's articles provide insightful and engaging coverage of various topics, including film and television, music, and pop culture, and have been featured in reputable publications such as The New York Times, Glamour, and The Washington Post.
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By: Julie Miller, Kase Wickman, Joe Reid, Savannah Walsh, Erin Vanderhoof, Gabriel Sherman, David Canfield, Keziah Weir, Chris Smith, Bess Levin, Richard Lawson
Ugly allegations swirl in the final days of the campaign. Who has not been accused of wrongdoing? VP Harris, who continues to make her case to and for women in this country.
By: Joe Reid, Kase Wickman, Julie Miller, Savannah Walsh, Bess Levin, Erin Vanderhoof, David Canfield, Gabriel Sherman, Keziah Weir, Chris Smith, Richard Lawson
The ex-president used a rally in Wisconsin to remind women that he doesn’t know or care about consent.
We elect a president every four years, so why does this time feel so different? “I think this time it's less about a choice between candidates and
By: Kara Warner, Kase Wickman, Keziah Weir, Gabriel Sherman, Erin Vanderhoof, David Canfield, Savannah Walsh, Joe Reid, Bess Levin, Richard Lawson, Chris Smith, Julie Miller
The Oscar winner returns to television as an elite assassin in Peacock’s new adaptation of the classic novel and film.
“If I found out Emma was going into the voting booth and pulling the lever for Harris, that's the same thing as having an affair,” Watters said. “That, to me, violates the sanctity of our marriage. What else is she keeping from me? What else has she been lying about?” Asked by cohost
By: Caitlin Dewey
The workers, hired through Musk's America PAC, were allegedly flown in from out of state and driven around in a moving van.
By: Chris Smith, David Canfield, Kase Wickman, Julie Miller, Gabriel Sherman, Anthony Breznican, Savannah Walsh, Bess Levin
Call it Trump Tummy, Ballot Blues, Election Ute, whatever you want—people are experiencing unusual symptoms as they head to the ballot box.
By: David Friend, Tara Ariano, Richard Lawson, Julie Miller, Karen Valby, Savannah Walsh, Bess Levin, David Canfield, Kase Wickman, Joe Reid, Anthony Breznican
SNL this week featured John Mulaney, Chappell Roan (doing a brand-new country song), and the vice president in her final days before the 2024 election.
By: Tara Ariano, David Canfield, Savannah Walsh, Bess Levin, Joe Reid, Anthony Breznican, Kase Wickman, David Friend, Richard Lawson, Julie Miller
“There is a sense of pride — you insulted us and we’re going to show you,” Victor Martinez, who owns several Spanish radio stations in eastern Pennsylvania, told the New York Times.
By: Richard Lawson, Julie Miller, Tara Ariano, Savannah Walsh, Bess Levin, Joe Reid, Kase Wickman, David Friend, Eve Batey, David Canfield, Anthony Breznican
FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr accused ‘Saturday Night Live’ of ‘biased and partisan conduct’ for allowing the vice president on the show.
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