‘NYC Prep’ is a lost artifact of a simpler and “maybe slightly less stupid age,” writes VF chief critic Richard Lawson. vntyfr.com/wK93LfA

Kayla Nicole, Travis Kelce’s ex-girlfriend, is speaking out about the “constant vitriol” she has received online. vntyfr.com/9KDVEzz

Adam Moss’s quest to understand how art is created—which serves as the driving force behind his new book ‘The Work of Art’—is “the consequence of my struggles to paint,” he tells VF’s Charlotte Klein. vntyfr.com/jcRjsuC

In the inaugural week of Donald Trump’s unprecedented criminal trial, prospective jurors wavered between awe and contempt. Could any of them be impartial?

VF’s Dan Adler reports: vntyfr.com/5fkZJHD

Diane Sawyer and Barbra Walters were both smart, ambitious, and extraordinarily hardworking. In other ways, though, they could hardly have been more different.

A new book details the feud between the two TV icons: vntyfr.com/qIIqMDj

Tales from the Chelsea Hotel, the legendary hotel-slash-commune that housed the likes of Bob Dylan, Dylan Thomas, and Patti Smith—told by residents like Rufus Wainwright, Andy Warhol, and more. #VFArchive vntyfr.com/24lBr6r

On Thursday, Donald Trump and the RNC announced they will deploy “100,000 dedicated volunteers and attorneys” in battleground states in November to monitor the process and report “any irregularity.” vntyfr.com/wXquG4t

Nothing to see here, just Republicans trying to pass legislation to prosecute librarians.

Read more from Bess Levin: vntyfr.com/3LS7AIb

Now in VANITY FAIR: The ferocious rivalry and surprising empathy between Barbara Walters and Diane Sawyer. An excerpt from my new book, 'The Rulebreaker: The Life and Times of Barbara Walters,' out on Tuesday >>>

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Emmy nominee Robin Weigert reflects on her iconic performances in ‘Deadwood’ and ‘Big Little Lies,’ and how they connect to her current role in ‘We Were the Lucky Ones.’ vntyfr.com/epGpu1G

As ‘NYC Prep’ makes its way onto Peacock, VF’s chief critic Richard Lawson asserts that the series “should probably have stayed dead.”

Read the full review: vntyfr.com/hjZJPjG

Riley Keough and Lily Gladstone lead ‘Under the Bridge,’ a new mini-series based on a shocking real-life tragedy.

Read VF’s full review: vntyfr.com/JJVgg25

“Diane always had it easy. At least, that’s how Barbara saw it.” In an excerpt from her new book, ‘The Rulebreaker,’ Susan Page chronicles the feud between TV icons Barbara Walters and Diane Sawyer. vntyfr.com/GOaH3NM

Clarence House, more of an aristocratic townhouse than a palace, has long been a sanctuary for members of the British royal family.

Click below for a brief history of the residence: vntyfr.com/tTCpCiI

Taylor Swift’s #TheTorturedPoetsDepartment is about a few famous failed relationships, sure, but it’s also about how it feels to rip things up and start over again.

Read VF’s Erin Vanderhoof’s full review: vntyfr.com/pGVSjXh

In recent weeks, journalists from The Washington Post, Axios, and Vanity Fair have had their requests for press access to various Trump campaign events denied.

Charlotte Klein reports: vntyfr.com/NadrnRH

“Our goal was always to make people feel.” Ingrid Michelson speaks to VF about The Notebook’s heartbreaking score and how working on the Broadway musical helped her heal. vntyfr.com/Fb941Vc

If 31 tracks weren’t enough, Taylor Swift’s new double album ‘The Tortured Poets Department’ also features an original poem penned by none other than Stevie Nicks. vntyfr.com/FVrI3I9

Taylor Swift has graced the iconic Met Gala steps in looks ranging from a powder pink ballgown to a gothic gunmetal mini.

See how her style has evolved since her 2008 debut: vntyfr.com/gqFNtAm

The rivalry between Barbara Walters and Diane Sawyer was the “talk of the town” at ABC.

But at the same time, confesses Sawyer, “We spent a lot of time laughing and forging a real friendship.” vntyfr.com/hFFewt4