Kase Wickman is a reporter for culture and society at Vanity Fair. She covers a range of topics including celebrities, comedy, entertainment news, and pop culture, with a keen focus on beauty, fashion, and women's interests. Kase's work has been featured in notable publications such as The New York Times, Glamour, and Rolling Stone.
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Kase Wickman predominantly covers entertainment news, with a focus on events and legal policy regulation within the industry. Pitches to her should be tailored toward providing insights into high-profile events in the entertainment industry or offering commentary on legal and regulatory matters affecting the world of movies, celebrities, awards, and pop culture.
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Who does the world's biggest star and most notorious celebrity pal ask to be in her own wedding party? Our predictions, some more plausible than others.
By: Kase Wickman
Miss Americana and the football prince have had quite the journey since he first went to the Eras Tour and shouted her out on his podcast in 2023.
In the opening bars of The Life of a Showgirl 's “Elizabeth Taylor,” Taylor Swift poses a question that both she and the song's namesake have been
After months of speculation, here's who came to see Swift and Kelce say “I do” as they celebrate their nuptials in New York City.
By: Kase Wickman
After nearly three years of a public relationship, a proposal with enough florals to put the Garden of Eden to shame, and countless paparazzi shots around the world, Swift and Kelce got married on Friday, July 3 at Madison Square Garden.
By: Kase Wickman
As Vanity Fair 's Chris Smith wrote in his May bombshell profile of LSU's firestarter head football coach, the Lane Kiffin Show is never dull.
By: Kase Wickman
Damian and Avigail Collins have styled the likes of Rihanna and Kim Kardashian, but their summer has been devoted to selling rare World Cup kits and high-fashion soccer pieces. The duo tells VF about their archival holy grails and how to style a kit to look more like you’re heading to Paris than the pub.
Take your broken heart and turn it into art, they say. VF talks to Cat Cohen, who took that literally to create her new Off-Broadway one-woman show 'Broad Strokes.'
By: Kase Wickman
The Secretary of Health and Human Services launched The Real Food Show Thursday. What does Kennedy, lifestyle influencer, look like?
By: Kase Wickman
Families have been sending their children to summer camp for over a century, but these days, the longstanding American tradition of good old-fashioned childhood fun comes with a long, pricey list of extra “must-haves” for parents.
