How I Blew Up—Then Rebuilt—My Life

Could giving up caffeine, fruit, alcohol, and sugar and contemplating life in rural Austria cure insomnia? Or is it just a gentle and expensive nightmare?

He guided Gabriel Attal to the French prime minister’s office before working with some of the country’s billionaires. Now, in a revealing interview with Vanity Fair France, the 40-year-old Jublin finally opens up about who he really is: “I’m fed up with being made out to be a mad, cocaine-using gay man.”

At a 92nd Street Y event to promote his new book, Cancel Me If You Can, the Barstool Sports founder celebrated his own longevity—and appetite for controversy.

Take your broken heart and turn it into art, they say. VF talks to Cat Cohen, who took that literally to create her new Off Broadway one-woman show, Broad Strokes.

More than 200 years after Pride and Prejudice was published, one of the most enduring men in English literature still has something to teach us—and it’s not what you think.

A weekend ride-along with the David Cameron-adjacent, FOX-featured, Trump-endorsed, Republican candidate for governor.

Garth Fisher has made an art of his medicine, crafting new bodies and faces for some of the wealthiest and most famous people in the world. Eve Peyser talks to Hollywood’s most sought-after surgeon—live from the OR.

From 13 Going on 30 to Love, Simon, Garner breaks down pivotal moments in her 30-year career—including the suggestive scene with Leo DiCaprio that she’s a bit embarrassed her son has watched.

Prosecutors argued that musician David Burke stabbed 14-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez in April 2025 to prevent her from derailing his meteoric career by revealing the sexual nature of their relationship.

The actor, now 22, shared the reasons behind her and her husband Jake Bongiovi’s decision to adopt, as well as how they felt when they learned they had been selected as parents.

A former chief of staff to Andrew Cuomo and Chris Christie writes for Vanity Fair about how both parties have lost the plot, as the Maine Senate situation so perfectly illustrates.

In his new book, Fast + Louche, the New York Times best-selling author and Vanity Fair special correspondent turns his former Interview magazine column into a gritty yet glamorous glimpse into a bygone era of celebrity.