Nate Freeman is a Senior Reporter for Vanity Fair, with his work also appearing in RealClearMarkets and Yardbarker. Nate covers a wide range of topics, including celebrity news, entertainment, art, and culture, providing insightful and engaging articles that captivate readers.
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Ben Whishaw and Keira Knightley play friends in arms in a vastly entertaining new Netflix series.
By: Savannah Walsh
The typically private musician is confident that the “brilliant” Chalamet is “going to be completely believable as me” in the biopic, which documents Dylan's rise to fame.
By: Gabriel Sherman, Katie Herchenroeder, Chris Murphy, Natalie Korach, Nate Freeman, Caitlin Dewey, Kase Wickman, Kia D. Goosby, Joy Press, Bess Levin, Erin Vanderhoof, Pablo Manríquez
Donald Trump’s embattled defense secretary pick is making his case to senators—and on Megyn Kelly’s show—amid mounting misconduct allegations. VF caught up with GOP lawmakers supportive of Hegseth, still withholding judgement, or downright skeptical of his chances at confirmation.
Melania Trump spent almost no time on the 2024 campaign trail, attending just a smattering of events in the effort to get her husband reelected.
By: James Robenalt, Bess Levin, Nate Freeman, Eve Batey, Caitlin Dewey, Lili Anolik, Pablo Manríquez, Erin Vanderhoof, Chris Murphy, Savannah Walsh, Richard Lawson, Natalie Korach, Kase Wickman
The long-running fair’s host city is America’s current de facto crypto capital. This week, a month after the reelection of the country’s first meme-coin president, it is also a global destination for that other great speculator’s sport: buying art.
This year's Art & Artists Gala, that other big annual fundraiser at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, came a few days after the institution unveiled a massive expansion and vision for its future. Cheers!
By: Eve Batey
Peak Design CEO Peter Dering contacted police after recognizing the backpack during the Mangione manhunt, prompting customer backlash and threats.
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: Eve Batey
Blake Lively alleges that the PR strategists for ‘This Ends With Us' claimed Taylor Swift engaged in the ‘weaponisation of feminism,' but the only thing Swift seemed to weaponize Saturday was a spectacular coat.
By: Katie Herchenroeder
“The number, value, and extravagance of the gifts accepted by Justice Thomas,” their report reads, “have no comparison in modern American history.”
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