Paul Chi

Mohammad Rasoulof's new movie is getting attention from awards voters—and the Iranian government.

The president-elect is apparently pretty sure he has the perfect person to fill Marco Rubio’s seat.

The president-elect called Justin Trudeau the “governor”—not prime minister—of a “great state,” digging America deeper into a potential trade war.

A Nevada probate commissioner blows up his attempt to ditch the family trust. Now the test is how the Murdoch children will steer a sprawling empire when the patriarch is gone.

Princess Catherine spoke about her “unplanned” year, while Sally Bedell Smith says King Charles’s health has prompted the couple to consider their future reign.

The Oscar nominee on Brady Corbet’s monumental epic, the trickiest thing about playing a Hungarian character, and how to make period pieces that don’t feel like they’re covered in mothballs.

He also joined Trump for dinner at Mar-a-Lago last month and “did a private demonstration“ of “Meta's Ray-Ban smart glasses.”

Vanity Fair editors Claire Howorth and Michael Calderone reflect on the lessons learned from Democrats’ catastrophic loss and lay out ways the media can hold Republicans to account next year. “We need to be clear on the norms being broken,” says Calderone.

Nothing can justify the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, but providers agree that America’s insurance system is off the rails. “I am kind of surprised this hasn’t happened earlier,” says one health care consultant.

In 2022, country musician Lainey Wilson showed up on set in Montana to film Yellowstone, the show about a ranching family that became a surprise