Tom Kludt is a contributing editor at Vanity Fair, where he covers a diverse range of topics including media, sports, and politics. With a background as a reporter at CNN and Talking Points Memo, he delves into themes such as government and politics, culture and society, and the intersection of sports and entertainment. His work has been featured in The Guardian, Vanity Fair, and Magzter.
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By: Eve Batey, Issie Lapowsky, Kenzie Bryant, Joe Hagan, Natalie Korach, Tom Kludt, Vivian Manning-Schaffel, Eric Lutz, Chris Murphy, Erin Vanderhoof
In his new book, ‘Baddest Man,’ sportswriter Mark Kriegel charts the boxing phenom’s path from hardscrabble Brooklyn streets to the heights of 1980s glitz and glamour, where everyone from HBO execs to Donald Trump wanted a piece of the action.
By: Tom Kludt, Kase Wickman, Adèle Bari, Nate Freeman, Julie Miller, Eric Lutz, Chris Murphy, Rebecca Ford, Eve Batey
Ben Stiller skipped the trip to Indianapolis for Game 6 of the Eastern Conference Championships, and Spike Lee was nowhere to be found during the Knicks' last game of the playoffs.
By: Bruce Handy, Richard Lawson, Savannah Walsh, David Canfield, Tom Kludt, Keziah Weir, Meena Ganesan, Joe Hagan, Rich Cohen, Erin Vanderhoof
Pulitzer Prize–winning critic Margo Jefferson sits down with the debut novelist to discuss his literary mystery, from channeling the work of E. Franklin Frazier to finding inspiration in Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy’s “elegant ’90s white femininity.”
By: Joe Hagan, Natalie Korach, Bess Levin, Eric Lutz, Issie Lapowsky, Chris Murphy, Eve Batey, Tom Kludt
The veteran correspondent weighs in on Elon Musk’s “recklessness,” Shari Redstone’s “melting ice cube of a company,” and MAGA-world “fissures.” Plus, why his approach to covering Donald Trump isn’t premised on the belief that he’s a “bad guy.”
By: Eve Batey, Lisa Robinson, Katherine Eban, Chris Murphy, Dan Adler, Cristian Farias, Hadley Hall Meares, Savannah Walsh, Eric Lutz, Tom Kludt, John Ross
Everything you need to know about Riley Gaines, the former D1 swimmer turned Fox News pundit who’s made a career out of attacking trans women in sports.
By: Lisa Liebman
Director Eva Orner on her powerful HBO documentary: “They knew that there had been complaints made. They weren't investigated, and nothing was done for a very long time.”
While Kike Hernández, for one, expressed anger over his community being “ripped apart,” the team's silence in recent weeks invited scrutiny. But the appearance Thursday of federal agents, and protesters, showed how sports franchises can't escape the political fray.
A side character in the overall saga, Brendan Paul found himself at the fore in the final days of the government's case against Sean Combs.
By: Bess Levin
Marjorie Taylor Greene continues to represent the small and getting smaller ) faction of Republicans opposed to dropping bombs on Iran.
By: Tom Kludt
It's a peculiar feature of the NBA that its biggest headlines are routinely generated off the court, at times making the games themselves feel secondary to front-office transactions (and rumors of front-office transactions).
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