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Meanwhile, Megyn Kelly seems to have forgotten Taylor Swift endorsed Joe Biden and Kamala Harris in 2020

Plus: Swifties for Kamala co-founder Irene Kim spoke to Vanity Fair about behind-the-scenes donations and organizing.

Klaus-Michael Kuehne, born in 1937, has more money than Ken Griffin, MacKenzie Scott, or François Pinault. Just don’t ask him how he got so rich.

The Nashville music institution can be insular and opaque, and Beyoncé has said that a lack of acceptance helped inspire Cowboy Carter in the first place.

Whether with money, time, or advocacy, these six humanitarians are working to improve lives around the world.

The VF editor in chief highlights influential women, the causes they hold dear, and the importance of improving the lives of women and girls.

The godmother of modern American largesse speaks about life after Bill, being a leader among powerful men, and her philanthropy helping women and girls.

The Scoop star on fantasy, sobriety, and the lure of a young, handsome lover—hypothetically.

The mega-famous singer has officially thrown her support behind Harris and Tim Walz.

In his new book, And the Roots of Rhythm Remain, music impresario Joe Boyd traces the vast influence of global music. Here, how Jamaican sound-system mavens helped kick off a worldwide beat.

They both attended a launch event for their son's upcoming cookbook.

“They got the right one,” Lamar said of his slot at the February 9, 2025 Super Bowl, which will be played at the Caesars Superdome in New Orleans.

The designer’s Thursday night show flexed his mythmaking might for a maximalist post–Labor Day trip out East.

In advance of two residencies on opposite coasts, the singer-songwriter talks to Vanity Fair about touring her latest album, Charm.

HR-speak has quietly infiltrated our inboxes, marking a new turn in the quest for work-life balance.

Describing his Venice-bound tribute to the iconic indie-rock band—part rock doc, part bloated biopic (?), part jukebox musical (?!!)—director Alex Ross Perry says, “It’s every Pavement movie that I, as a fan, would ever want to watch—or hate-watch.”

The best reads this month, from Garth Greenwell, Rumaan Alam, Danzy Senna, and more.

The singer with 20 country-radio number ones tells Vanity Fair that he and his wife, Lauren Akins, are trying to be less #couplegoals, but he still finds plenty to sing about on About a Woman, his new album inspired by her.

To mark the publication of Malkovich: Then Came John, the actor discusses his decades-long work recreating iconic images with photographer Sandro Miller.