Maggie Coughlan is a Senior Editor for Vanities, a section of Vanity Fair. With a focus on entertainment and pop culture, Maggie covers a wide range of topics including film festivals, celebrity news, fashion, and social issues. Her articles provide readers with insights into the world of entertainment and the latest trends in the industry.
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By: Richard Lawson, Erin Vanderhoof, Julie Miller, Britt Hennemuth, Savannah Walsh, Bess Levin, Chris Murphy, Maggie Coughlan, Anthony Breznican
In a joint interview with EW, the pair expressed regret over their viral moment. “Over a decade’s worth of work reduced to a single word in my lexicon,” said Cooke.
By: Chris Murphy, Bess Levin, Maggie Coughlan, Molly Jong-Fast, Kase Wickman, Richard Lawson, Lisa Dickey, Savannah Walsh, Eve Batey, George Stephanopoulos, Gabriel Sherman
Anya Taylor-Joy is a worthy successor to Charlize Theron—but it’s Chris Hemsworth who really drives off with the movie.
By: David Canfield, Dan Adler, Condé Nast, Maggie Coughlan, Kase Wickman, Keziah Weir, Britt Hennemuth, Bess Levin, Savannah Walsh
As Still Watching gets swept up in Bridgerton season three’s first four episodes, Jessie drops by the podcast to learn about American staples (sorry to Travis Kelce) and preview Eloise’s betrayal: “So you’re Lady Whistledown and you want to sleep with my brother?”
By: Richard Lawson, Dan Adler, Maggie Coughlan, Keziah Weir, Bess Levin, Kase Wickman, Britt Hennemuth, David Canfield
Maybe some cinephiles will see value in the ‘Godfather’ director’s long-gestating epic. Many more, though, will be left scratching their heads.
By: Maggie Coughlan, Hillary Busis, Kase Wickman, Stephanie Krikorian, Condé Nast
The Barbie director headed to France with her wardrobe set to stun.
By: Maggie Coughlan
In tandem with his first-ever retrospective at the Albertina, a new book pairs the prolific photographer's work with writings from directors David Fincher and Matthieu Orléan, and novelist Emily St. John Mandel, among others.
By: Burake Teshome, Anthony Breznican, Daniela Tijerina, Rebecca Ford, Deanna Kizis, Kathleen Creedon, Savannah Walsh, John Ross, David Canfield, Hillary Busis, Maggie Coughlan, Condé Nast
‘The Daytrippers,’ ‘Mystic Pizza,’ ‘Mona Lisa Smile,’ and more movies that scream autumn.
By: Miles Pope, Kia D. Goosby, Kase Wickman, Maggie Coughlan
Before the 76th Primetime Emmy Awards begin on Sunday, the Emmys 2024 red carpet proves that stars of the small screen have some big ideas about awards season fashion.
By: David De Jong, Maggie Coughlan, Eve Batey, David Friend, Mike Hogan, Claire Howorth, Anthony Breznican, Kase Wickman, Kathleen Creedon, Richard Lawson, John Ross, Hillary Busis, Jeff Giles, Chris Murphy, Savannah Walsh, Julie Miller
Live, from New York, it’s an idiosyncratic list of ‘SNL’ moments we’re still thinking about—from the Belushi/Aykroyd/Radner years to the Eddie Murphy era to Sandler, Fey, Hader and beyond.
By: Maggie Coughlan
Gwyneth Paltrow was never hyperaware of the passage of time—until she was about to turn 40. “I was like, Holy shit, I don't get it!
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