In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Vanity Fair (UK)

• Star QUALITY
  From the riviera to the red carpet, these are the products, pieces and places getting our vote this awards season
• Hot MIC
  How TAYLOR TOMLINSON moved from the Christian comedy circuit to James Corden’s old slot
• Love Story
  The Notebook opens on Broadway this month, with music and lyrics by Ingrid Michaelson. Here, she shares her inspirations.
• Holey GRAIL
  Knit, knot, net! Take inspiration from the wealth of textiles on display at “Woven Histories,” now on view at the National Gallery of Art. May fiber fancies abound
• DESERT Menu
  As Dune: Part Two brings its epic sandscape to the big screen, a group of perfumes evokes the brusque, beguiling aspects of arid climes
• City FOLK
  These narratives paint a rich portrait of a glittering, communal, and bygone NYC
• BOLD & Beautiful
  Everything’s bigger in LISA EISNER’s world, from a gloriously sculptural jewelry line with The Row to her feathered coats and giant ferns
• A New WAVE
  The glitterati of stage and screen came together to celebrate the next generation of acting talent at the annual Vanity Fair EE Rising Star Award party in London.
• Netflix Can CHILL
  Two years after a stock crash that destabilized the industry and inspired endless schadenfreude, the streamer’s reputation—and finances—have bounced back
• When the STARS ALIGN
  For our 30th ANNUAL HOLLYWOOD ISSUE, we tapped 11 stars making the most of a transformative era by taking chances and taking charge. Here’s a peek at what happens when some of the industry’s most vibrant talents let loose
• THE Power & THE Glamour A HOLLYWOOD PORTFOLIO
  As the strike dust settles and America reacquaints itself with the box office (thank you, Barbenheimer), VANITY FAIR spotlights LA’s most influential characters, the players keeping the town running
• STEALING SUNSET
  After waking up to an intruder in the bedroom one night, writer PUNCH HUTTON no longer felt safe in her family’s dream home. When they decided to sell, the most prolific thief in Hollywood history saw a golden opportunity
• FEAR AND LOATHING IN RIYADH
  What could a movie star and Saudi Arabia’s all-powerful ruler possibly have in common? Plenty, as it turns out. Behold, the stranger-than-fiction story of how Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman welcomed Johnny Depp into his kingdom—and his circle of trust
• DEEP STATE
  IN SECRET UNDERSEA LOCATIONS, AMERICA’S FLEET OF NUCLEAR SUBMARINES SILENTLY PREPARES FOR THE NEXT SUPERPOWER CONFLICT. GAINING UNPRECEDENTED ACCESS TO THESE RARELY GLIMPSED VESSELS AND THEIR COMMANDERS, VANITY FAIR REPORTS ON THE LINCHPIN OF THE NATION’S STRATEGIC ARSENAL
• PLAY MATES
  Her parents didn’t exactly gel with the other families at school, so she spent the first 10 years of her life going to the Playboy Mansion with her nanny. Writer-director LORRAINE NICHOLSON looks back on a childhood spent swimming in the infamous grotto with her eyes open—long before she knew what sex, let alone a sex cave, even was
• DEATH & THE MASQUE
  In Hollywood in 1977, punk rock was exploding and a small band of scene makers were flourishing in a dingy basement club. Little did they know a pair of serial killers would soon claim one of their own
• JODIE FOSTER
  The two-time Oscar winner and star of Nyad and True Detective: Night Country on family, fantasy football, and fancy sheets