“The Clock Is Ticking”: Inside the Worst U.S. Maritime Disaster in Decades

The controversial Twitter sensation Woah Vicky gathered voices like Caroline Calloway for a sold-out event on the Lower East Side—a gathering tailor-made for a scene that might be past its prime.

Much like other politicians seeking a rebrand, the vice president has been auditioning a kinder, gentler JD Vance as he promotes his new memoir about converting to Catholicism.

In the last few years, waste-management billionaire Patrick Dovigi has become one of the biggest art collectors on the scene. But he’s still under the radar—maybe the shots fired on his home have something to do with that.

Republican Senator Lindsey Graham had been preparing for a midterm reelection campaign. After his death on July 11, attention is on Annie Andrews, the Democratic pediatrician who is running for his seat.

Vanity Fair's Summer 2026 issue

The mercurial Portuguese coach changed the game, won everything, then faded out—or so it seemed. Now, in conversation with VF, he talks about the noise around his new club's star, Kylian Mbappé, plus Lionel Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo, Pep Guardiola, and his new campaign with Ferragamo.

As President Trump’s second term hurtles through scandal and war, New York Times reporters Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan take us deep into the White House in a new book—and an interview with Vanity Fair.

Nearly six years after Quibi’s collapse, Vanity Fair spoke with the creators, producers, and executives turning Jeffrey Katzenberg’s idea for vertical video apps into a $150 billion business—and Hollywood’s newest farm system.

It’s off to the races as the royal family suits up and steps out for the five-day event in Berkshire.

He was a local politician in Australia, then a MAGA mover-and-shaker thanks to outrageous tweets that he now says were part of a WWE-style persona. But through it all, Nick Adams has been a loyal digital soldier for President Trump, who’s now rewarded him with perhaps the hardest job around: convincing tourists to visit Trump’s America.

The breakout of Netflix’s America’s Sweethearts talks sharing her religious beliefs on TV, the injury that halted her final season, and why she made the decision to leave the show that made her a star.

An official tells Vanity Fair that rumors of a declined invitation are false—but no championship-winning NBA team has ever visited the Trump White House.