Vanity Fair

UFC's Dana White and the White House are trumpeting the guest list for a festival of blood sport on the South Lawn. Tickets are in high demand among Washington power players, but actual celebrities have been harder to recruit. It’s President Trump’s birthday, but is he losing his gravitational pull?

A newly revised lawsuit filed by water polo player Aidan Romain claims that in 2020, Van der Woude told a Jewish peer words to the effect of: “Die in an oven.” Meanwhile, Black parents at Harvard-Westlake School say they are angry about the school’s lack of accountability in addressing discrimination: “Hopefully they are taking action. What action? I have no idea.”

The visionary director breaks down all 10 of his directorial efforts—and reflects on making a seminal Christmas film in post-9/11 New York.

Were you expecting glossy covers or exclusive red carpet shots? It was Instagram photos posted by two Japanese restaurants that gave us everyday moments between the two.

The AI-powered shopping app founded by Bill Gates’s daughter—announced their Series A like it was a Coachella lineup.