Kase Wickman is a Reporter for Culture & Society at Vanity Fair. She covers a wide range of topics including arts and entertainment, culture, and current affairs, often exploring the intersections of politics and public policy within the entertainment landscape. Her work has been featured in notable publications such as The New York Times, Vogue, and Rolling Stone.
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By: Savannah Walsh, Kase Wickman, Keziah Weir, Erin Vanderhoof, Katie Herchenroeder, Katie Nicholl, Eve Batey
With @pontifex racking up the Instagram follows, Da Pope has fresh opportunity to #bless the timelines (without following his brother)
By: Meena Ganesan, Kase Wickman, Anthony Breznican, David Canfield, Paul Farhi, Monica Coviello, Richard Lawson, Eric Lutz, Issie Lapowsky, Blanche Marcel, Natalie Korach
Axios journalist Barak Ravid has been breaking news on negotiations with everyone from Hamas to Iran to Ukraine—just ask Zelenskyy—while making his presence felt in Washington. He talks with VF about the “Disneyland” feel of covering US politics, his experience in the IDF, and getting an ominous warning from the FBI.
By: Chris Murphy, Erin Vanderhoof, Katie Nicholl, Eve Batey, Kase Wickman
The duchess showed off her love for the golden oldies at a Santa Barbara concert this week, where the singer signed a copy of his Sweet Baby James book for the couple to take home.
By: Richard Lawson, Dan Adler, Eric Lutz, Monica Coviello, Natalie Korach, Blanche Marcel, Erin Vanderhoof, Francesca Pellegrini, David Canfield, Issie Lapowsky, Kase Wickman, Meena Ganesan
In its earliest days, a broad racketeering-conspiracy and sex-trafficking case has zoomed in on a single relationship.
By: Eric Lutz, Meena Ganesan, Francesca Pellegrini, David Canfield, Dan Adler, Kase Wickman, Natalie Korach, Rebecca Ford, Issie Lapowsky, Erin Vanderhoof, Monica Coviello
Days after releasing his own plan to reform immigration, the Arizona senator tells Vanity Fair that his party can be humane and tough.
By: Katie Herchenroeder, Issie Lapowsky, Savannah Walsh, Kase Wickman, Eric Lutz, Faiz Siddiqui, Keziah Weir, Eve Batey
The septuagenarians have long been adversaries—and are now trading fighting words.
By: Issie Lapowsky, Katie Herchenroeder, Molly Jong-Fast, Gabriel Sherman, Eve Batey, Pete Souza, Keziah Weir, Kase Wickman
Trumpworld is treating a beach photo of seashells spelling “86 47” like a coded assassination order. The outrage is absurd, and it’s also a pretext for something far more sinister: punishing Trump's enemies.
By: Laurence Leamer, Kase Wickman, Eve Batey, Blanche Marcel, Hugo Wintrebert, Nate Freeman, Noah Shachtman
The spring sales arrived in a gloomy market threatening full-on catastrophe. But there were some bright spots, including a Marlene Dumas of epic scale—plus more in this week’s column.
By: Katie Herchenroeder, Kase Wickman, Savannah Walsh, Anthony Breznican, Phil Klay, Redazione People, Eric Lutz, Kathryn Joyce, Eve Batey, Javi Sánchez, Chiara Pizzimenti
After an initial MAGA freak-out, a number of Francis antagonists appear open to his successor. Though as Leo performs his inaugural Mass this Sunday—with JD Vance on hand—some Church-watchers warn that conservatives’ tolerance is unlikely to last.
By: Kase Wickman
Before there was the Baldoni/Lively battle, there was the John Legend/"Bad Blood" incident. So maybe everybody has it all wrong?
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