Keziah Weir is a senior editor at Vanity Fair and the author of the novel The Mythmakers. She covers a range of topics, blending insights on culture and society with a keen eye for storytelling. Keziah's work has been featured in The Tea Lady, NewsBreak, Vanity Fair, ESAM-Ecole Supérieur des Affaires et de Management, and Magzter.
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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: Keziah Weir
The Dying for Sex actor paired a dramatic Rosie Assoulin gown with a signature red lip, and in a wide-ranging interview with VF, talked about creative growth, seizing the moment, and cutting off not just her hair, but her inner critic.
By: Keziah Weir
The actor and bestselling author of “Greenlights” talks religion in Hollywood, why he’ll never watch cable news, and the meaning behind his uncategorizable new book, “Poems and Prayers.”
By: Keziah Weir
The author chats with VF about the much-anticipated sequel to her best-selling novel, 'Bunny,' Reddit reader theories, and the horror of the MFA.
Last month, researchers published a study finding that the practice of “leisure reading” is in precipitous decline.
The news host and producer of ‘Andrew Young: The Dirty Work’ on embracing the Serenity Prayer, American authoritarianism, and Bari Weiss at CBS: “There’s an effort—systemically—to destroy important institutions in the country right now.”
By: Keziah Weir, Isabelle Brourman
The artist who has sketched high-profile proceedings from Johnny Depp and Amber Heard’s trial to Trump’s criminal indictment, spent months inside the New York City federal immigration court documenting scenes where cameras aren’t allowed.
“It’s been covered up with some kind of Celtic knot with a dog on it, because that’s far more in line with my opinions,” the embattled Democrat tells Vanity Fair in a wide-ranging interview.
By: Keziah Weir
Platner’s mother, former DNC delegate Leslie Harlow, warmed up the 600-person crowd that descended upon the tiny hamlet of Ogunquit to hear the Maine Senate Democratic frontrunner explain himself.
By: Keziah Weir
Graham Platner —the oyster-farming former Marine from Downeast Maine who vocally supports LGBTQ+ rights and is currently running to unseat incumbent
By: Tom Guinness, Theo Wenner, Keziah Weir
The chameleonic actor on looking for love on film, finding artistic inspiration, and growing up: “I used to think that in order to be a great artist, I had to destroy the rest of my life.”
