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VF’s editor in chief reflects on the Windsors’ challenges, and shares her insights on that Taylor Swift class at Harvard.

From a fairy-tale stay in Austria to polished airport attire, the Rosewood Hotels & Resorts president shares his favorite picks.

I can do it with a broken eardrum.

Both musicians played concerts in London over the weekend—live.

Taylor Swift's second Eras Tour show in London brought out the Mission Impossible star, Hugh Grant, Liam Hemsworth, and Greta Gerwig.

The “Cry Me A River” singer admitted “sometimes I'm hard to love" before launching into his song, “Selfish."

Kate Middleton and Prince Louis sat out Taylor Swift's first Eras Tour stop in London.

Thursday: Get arrested. Friday: Sell the T-shirt with your mug shot.

A survey of Mitchell’s work on view in Berlin drew over 3,000 people to the opening earlier this month. Now he’s readying a show at the High Museum of Art in his hometown of Atlanta.

Cheeky lyrics, infectious melodies, a headline-grabbing romance with Barry Keoghan, and Taylor Swift’s stamp of approval? The Short n’ Sweet singer has it all.

Braun has announced that his retirement from music management after 23 years.

In an interview with Vanity Fair, John Ganz explains how paleoconservative Pat Buchanan waged an ideological war with the neocons that is still simmering in the GOP today. Plus, Ganz compares David Duke’s faux populism with that of Donald Trump.

When Stockton Rush and his OceanGate vessel disappeared into the ghostly depths near the Titanic, rescue teams believed they had 96 hours to save five people. Then the international effort took a grim turn.

For Broadway’s biggest stars, the party continued long after the Tony Awards ceremony ended.

She also celebrated Travis Kelce putting a (Super Bowl) ring on it.

The journalist and filmmaker reflects on her visual memoir, It Was All a Dream.

An intimate memoir from Joan Didion’s assistant, a dive into the uncanny valley, a poetry primer, and more recommendations from the staff of Vanity Fair.

With his 18th solo studio album, the Velvet Underground cofounder is still exploring new sounds—and finding new faults with a world gone mad.