Katie Nicholl is a renowned royal correspondent, author, and broadcaster. As the Vanity Fair Royal Editor, she provides in-depth coverage of the British royal family, including exclusive interviews and behind-the-scenes insights. Her work has also appeared in MailOnline, and she is a regular contributor to entertainment news programs such as Entertainment Tonight, Today show NBC, CBC, and BBC.
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Katie Nicholl's coverage predominantly focuses on entertainment news, particularly involving the British monarchy, Hollywood, TV shows, and celebrities. She often includes event coverage and expert commentary in her articles.
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By: Savannah Walsh, Bess Levin, Rebecca Ford, Esther Zuckerman, Hadley Hall Meares, Paul Chi, Molly Jong-Fast, David Canfield, Katie Nicholl, Clive Irving, Katherine Eban
Nothing can justify the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, but providers agree that America’s insurance system is off the rails. “I am kind of surprised this hasn’t happened earlier,” says one health care consultant.
By: David Canfield, Katie Herchenroeder, Savannah Walsh, Ianko López, Esther Zuckerman, Kase Wickman, Rebecca Ford, Katie Nicholl, Clive Irving, Willem Marx, James Robenalt, Cristian Farias, Jordan Hoffman, Tara Ariano
Twins Oren and Alon, along with their brother Tal, face federal and state charges. The siblings, two of whom have made billions of dollars in trades, have an international reputation as glamorous socialites.
By: Erin Vanderhoof
In 2022, country musician Lainey Wilson showed up on set in Montana to film Yellowstone, the show about a ranching family that became a surprise
By: Vincenzo Barney, Erin Vanderhoof, Katie Herchenroeder, Hadley Hall Meares, Karen Valby, Eve Batey, Caitlin Dewey, Katie Nicholl, Chris Murphy, James Robenalt, Anthony Breznican
Rock salutes Joe Biden's middle finger in his monologue; a Weekend Update lament.
Anna Valentine, Fiona Clare, and Philip Treacy, three of Queen Camilla 's favorite fashion designers, were awarded the Royal Warrant on Thursday for their years of service to the royal family.
By: Kase Wickman
Meanwhile, Donald Trump's hair took a headline tour after he turned up in a new 'do
By: Richard Lawson, Rebecca Ford, Eric Lutz, Savannah Walsh, Frank Digiacomo, Kase Wickman, Marc Wortman, Katie Nicholl, Willem Marx, Molly Jong-Fast, Susan Mulcahy, Bess Levin, Katherine Eban
Donald Trump and JD Vance tanked a bipartisan bill to keep the government lights on through the new year—and are somehow accusing Democrats of political gamesmanship.
From Edward, Duke of Windsor and Wallis Simpson to Princess Mafalda of Italy, many royal houses are still grappling with their family's collaboration with the Nazis.
By: Nate Freeman
In a town accustomed to four- and eight-year sea changes, Donald Trump's reelection has still made for some serious social whiplash. That will be felt particularly in the capital's ascendant dining scene, where even Keith McNally's new hot spot is ready to serve the president-elect.
By: Richard Lawson, Katie Nicholl, Chris Smith, David Canfield, Katie Herchenroeder, Eve Batey, Bess Levin, Erin Vanderhoof, Kase Wickman, Willem Marx
Several prior budget items were slashed, including protections for victims of deepfake pornography and those on food stamps.
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