Keziah Weir is a Senior Editor for Vanity Fair. Her work spans a wide range of topics including entertainment, literature, and lifestyle. With a keen eye for cultural trends and a passion for storytelling, Keziah brings a unique perspective to her articles and features.
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Keziah Weir’s coverage primarily focuses on entertainment and lifestyle, with a significant emphasis on books and gift guides. Her content includes event coverage, seasonal features, and gift guides.
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As there is no specified geographic focus for Keziah's work, she may appreciate international perspectives on literature trends and unique gifts.
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By: Arimeta Diop, Keziah Weir
A slate of new books exploring various artistic avenues delve into legacies, personae, and hidden histories.
By: Keziah Weir
Pretty paddles, stylish page-turners, and more items for court stars and uncoordinated enthusiasts alike.
By: Kase Wickman, Mark Smith, Maureen Ryan, Bess Levin, Keziah Weir
More than half a century ago, men of science and men of faith gathered together to unlock the mysteries of female fertility. The answer: urine from the brides of Christ.
By: Katie Nicholl, Maureen Ryan, Eliza Brooke, Eric Lutz, Keziah Weir
In an interview with Vanity Fair, the senior Brookings fellow plumbs the racist “traditionalism” that was baked into America’s origins—and connects it to the ex-president’s authoritarian ambitions today: “I don’t want to be a flip of the coin away from possibly saying that the government that was established by the founders is destroyed.”
By: Katie Nicholl, Tony Irvine, Eliza Brooke, Gregory Harris, Kase Wickman, Bess Levin, Karen Valby, Eve Batey, Keziah Weir, Brooke Baldwin, Maureen Ryan, Charlotte Klein
The actor best known as Thor moved back to Australia to be close to family and far from Hollywood: “The chatter in my head got so intense.”
By: Kase Wickman, Eliza Brooke, Brooke Baldwin, Matthew Jacobs, Eve Batey, Maureen Ryan, Bess Levin, Katie Nicholl, Keziah Weir, Charlotte Klein, Julie Miller
On a new episode of My Next Guest with David Letterman, Mulaney looks back on the less funny aspects of his eventful last few years.
By: Chris Murphy, Condé Nast, Savannah Walsh, Maureen Ryan, Eliza Brooke, Kase Wickman, Brooke Baldwin, Bess Levin, Katie Nicholl, Keziah Weir, Charlotte Klein
“It’s not saying, ‘Isn’t this great?’” Freeman said of ‘Miller’s Girl,’ in which Ortega plays an 18-year-old student in love with her older writing teacher.
By: Eliza Brooke, Bess Levin, Keziah Weir, Brooke Baldwin, Katie Nicholl, Maureen Ryan, Kase Wickman, Charlotte Klein, Chris Murphy, Savannah Walsh
“You don’t want an award to improve your status,” Hawke recalls Washington telling him the night he lost the Academy Award for ‘Training Day.’ “You want to improve the award’s status.”
By: Chris Murphy, Maureen Ryan, Eliza Brooke, Richard Lawson, Kase Wickman, Brooke Baldwin, Bess Levin, Katie Nicholl, Keziah Weir, Charlotte Klein
Anne Hathaway and Nicholas Galitzine have chemistry to spare in a streaming romance that deserves a bigger screen.
By: Maggie Coughlan, Kase Wickman, Keziah Weir, Chris Murphy, Erin Vanderhoof, Bess Levin
The author of ‘The Incendiaries’ talks film adaptations, depicting kink, publication anxiety, and her new novel, ‘Exhibit.’
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