Keziah Weir

The news host and producer of ‘Andrew Young: The Dirty Work’ on embracing the Serenity Prayer, American authoritarianism, and Bari Weiss at CBS: “There’s an effort—systemically—to destroy important institutions in the country right now.”

An It girl bio, a tear-jerker of a love story, and more novels and nonfiction the VF staff couldn’t put down.

The author chats with VF about the much-anticipated sequel to her best-selling novel, 'Bunny,' Reddit reader theories, and the horror of the MFA.

Marc Brackett, founder of the Yale Center for Emotional Intelligence and author of Dealing With Feeling, on working with the Princess of Wales, how to get out of the “quick fix” mindset, and the difference between anxiety and stress.

New fiction by Jordan Castro and R.F. Kuang makes hay of campus politics and intellectual foibles, plus more recent favorites from the staff of Vanity Fair.

In 1928, Chanel conjured her Riviera getaway into being, complete with artist friends, lavender fields, and a clay tennis court. Following a magnificent restoration of the property, a new book explores its vibrant history.

The California-based gynecologist and ‘Gwyneth’ biography source opens up about why she’s decided to leave the United States.

In an exclusive interview with Vanity Fair, the author of 'Gwyneth' gives the behind-the-scenes details on her explosive deep dive, from how Paltrow fits into the MAHA-sphere, to interactions with Goop PR, and whether there’s a line she wouldn’t cross when writing about a celebrity.

The Vanity Fair contributing editor, who has also tangled with the tumult of Bennington ’86 and Traci Lords, on why she’ll never tire of writing about “people fighting and fucking and influencing each other and sabotaging each other.”

In the dog days of summer, does one need much more than a great read and a chic purse? Here's what to bring on planes and trains, to beaches and pools.