Mark Seal is a journalist and writer for Vanity Fair. He covers a wide range of topics, including entertainment, film, and celebrity culture. With a keen eye for detail and a knack for storytelling, Mark brings readers behind the scenes of Hollywood and offers unique insights into the lives of actors, directors, and other industry figures.
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This Is Me… Now could have come with the disclaimer “from the free-roaming mind of Jennifer Lopez .” The visual album from pop star which dropped
By: Mark Seal, George Cortina, Max Marshall, Julie Miller, Nate Freeman, Natalie Jarvey, David Canfield, Landon Nordeman, Anna Peele, Joe Hagan, Brian Stelter, James Robenalt, Tara Ariano
The British actor is only 30 and already halfway to an EGOT, but she swears she’s not following a playbook: “I am just following my gut.”
By: Mark Seal, George Cortina, Max Marshall, Julie Miller, Nate Freeman, David Canfield, Landon Nordeman, Anna Peele, Chris Murphy, Joe Hagan, Brian Stelter, James Robenalt, Tara Ariano
The ‘Saltburn’ star talks about the joys of dancing naked at home, his new level of fame, and his tall friend Jacob Elordi.
The wunderkind dealer pleaded guilty as part of the largest art fraud in US history. Now out of prison and “wearing the scarlet letter,” he’s searching for a second act.
Directors Kay Cannon, John Francis Daley, and Jonathan Goldstein gather six years later to hash out what went right in their still-popular 2018 films—and why we might not see another one-two punch like this one in theaters again.
The wunderkind dealer personified the art market's wealth-generating potential and its unregulated excesses-until he pleaded guilty in what was the largest art fraud in US history.
By: Mark Seal
Director Laurent Bouzereau’s new film, FAYE, which bowed at Cannes before it heads to HBO later this year, presents a nuanced look at its subject—and her reputation.
By: Chris Murphy, Julie Miller, Bess Levin, Eric Lutz, Tara Ariano, Eve Batey, Erin Vanderhoof, Katie Nicholl, Richard Lawson, Mark Seal, Joy Press
Muta’Ali Muhammad’s new documentary, ‘MoviePass, MovieCrash,’ uncovers the origin story of MoviePass, and how its actual founders were forced out of the company by two men who would be charged with fraud.
Had somebody poisoned the brussels sprouts? T hat was the question asked by 30 powerful Miami women after a “Ladies' Friendsgiving” dinner
The crazy tale of a petty criminal’s theft of the shoes worn by Garland in "The Wizard of Oz"—and the madcap, decades-long fight to get them back.
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