As ever, for Olson, there’s a lot going on. In an exclusive chat with Vanity Fair, we begin with “The Roast of Deborah Vance.” Vanity Fair: As a fan of your work for a long time, I’m ...

Richard Lawson is the chief critic at Vanity Fair, reviewing film, television, and theater. He is a member of the New York Film Critics Circle and the National Society of Film Critics. Richard’s ...

In “Part Four” of True Detective: Night Country, the citizens of Ennis have a uniformly terrible Christmas, complete with death, breakdowns, and a heart-wrenching romantic diss. Plus, Kali ...

An aspiring writer falls into the chaotic world of a Hunter S. Thompson–like character in this coming-of-age tale.

Amid a truly rough season on the field, the Mets owner and mega-collector is merging two of his passions and enlisting artists such as Joel Mesler, Rashid Johnson, and Sarah Sze to make gallery ...

Vanity Fair France has commented after editing a photo of Guy Pearce at the Cannes Film Festival wearing a pin of the Palestinian flag. Pearce appeared at the film festival to support his new film ...

Following reports that Kate Middleton has been seen out and about with her family in recent days, speculation has turned to when the princess will return to official engagements. VF has been told ...

“I have no idea what this is going to be,” he tells Vanity Fair of his mammoth portrayal of a radical Russian activist. Here, an exclusive first look at the bracing result. After spending the ...

Speaking with Vanity Fair for What Is Cinema?, a series of conversations in which directors frankly discuss their craft, Miller traces the origins of the Mad Max saga to his boyhood. The 79-year ...

Vanity Fair France has issued an apology after editing a photo of actor Guy Pearce, in which a Palestinian flag pin he wore on his suit jacket is not visible. The move, which was quickly called ...

Following a divisive start, the hits keep coming on the Croisette as we reach the final day of premieres. Sean Baker's Anora seemed to turn things around as, finally, a true consensus choice for ...