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Behind the Icon: Zsa Zsa Gabor, the Fabulous Fabulist
“How I managed to live so many lifetimes, to love and be loved by so many men, to survive so many adventures…yet still be Zsa Zsa.”
Jasmine Crockett on What Her Party Can Learn From Trump
The Texas Democrat and firebrand foil to Marjorie Taylor Greene has plenty of observations about Kamala Harris’s loss—and her “old as shit” colleagues.
Awards Insider!
Our Golden Globe Winner Predictions
Will Emilia Pérez prevail over Wicked? And who’s going to win best actor in a drama—Timothée Chalamet or Adrien Brody?
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The Archive
Bitter Spoils
The secret, rancorous history of an insular art-dealing dynasty.
What We’re Watching in 2025
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Behind the Scenes of 2025’s Biggest Movies
As for the directors, how do Guillermo del Toro, Bong Joon Ho, and Celine Song sound, for starters?
The Most Anticipated TV Shows of the Year
Featuring old favorites, appealing newcomers, and the big finales we’ve been waiting years to see.
46 Movies We Can’t Wait to See
Get excited for new projects from Bong Joon Ho, Ryan Coogler, Paul Thomas Anderson, Steven Soderbergh, Guillermo del Toro, and Celine Song.
Cover Story
The Most Captivating Stars of 2025
It’s the most audacious actors who power Hollywood and thrill audiences. In the 31st annual Hollywood Issue, VF toasts a dozen of the industry’s brightest lights.
IN PHOTOGRAPHS
Through the Years
A Cover-by-Cover History of Vanity Fair’s Hollywood Issue
Launched in 1995, the year the movies turned 100, the Hollywood Issue can be judged by its covers: artful, innovative, prescient.