What Happens When Society Decides That Nerds Are Dangerous?

On the eve of a new biographical documentary, Joe Hagan presents part one of a lengthy 2015 conversation in which the Beatle lets loose about John Lennon’s “attention-seeking quotes” in Rolling Stone, Yoko Ono (“she’s not that shrewd”), and the band’s “hugely painful” breakup, among other things.

In an excerpt from his new book, Twilight of Camelot: The Short Life and Long Legacy of Patrick Bouvier Kennedy, Steven Levingston tells the story of the Kennedys’ third child—his premature birth, the scramble to save him, and the media circus that erupted as Patrick’s life hung in the balance.

The actor, model, and sister of Pedro Pascal had a thriving career in her native Chile—then left it behind to pursue stardom in the US. Her gambit’s paying off.

Eighteen months after the Turning Point USA founder helped the company launch its blockbuster series, Surrounded—and six months after his killing—Jubilee has never been bigger. Are its contentious videos the future of American discourse, or something darker?

Star Elina Löwensohn and director Michael Almereyda chat about shooting on a Fisher-Price camera, working with Peter Fonda, and how David Lynch saved their movie.

A key figure in Silicon Valley’s battle royale is a Malibu lawyer who’d rather be a movie producer—if only his name didn’t send some studio brass into fits. Tom Dotan sits down with the ultimate overlord’s underdog.

Christopher Anderson, who has photographed members of the Trump administration for Vanity Fair, examines the image of the former prince seen around the world.

In a wide-ranging interview with Vanity Fair, the US ambassador to Israel explained his controversial comments to Tucker Carlson and addressed a shift in public opinion against Israel over its bloody war in Gaza.

The Obamas’ 2017 White House farewell party and Mark Antony and Cleopatra’s wedding were both a last dance before the world shifted beneath each couple’s feet. But when power is slipping away, a great party can become one last bid for narrative control.

In an exclusive excerpt from his upcoming memoir, Streetwise, the former executive recounts his time as an anxiety-ridden Ivy League undergraduate.

The consummate New York City designer, Sofia Coppola documentary subject, and recovering Labubu collector on his signature manicures, love for The Great Gatsby, and Edith Piaf–inspired motto.

In the second half of his lengthy 2015 conversation with Joe Hagan, McCartney opens up about reconciling with John Lennon, helping Lennon and Yoko Ono reconcile after a breakup, and his ex-bandmate’s sexuality: “I’d slept with John very often, but there was never anything.”