The Hunter Biden Tax Probe Becomes the Latest Front in Trump's War Against Bill Barr
Having already gone from MAGA hero to pariah, the attorney general reportedly keeping investigations into Hunter Biden under wraps has further infuriated the president.
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He also credits Julia Roberts as being his first fan.
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The Grammy-winning rock star talks her friendship with Carrie Brownstein, that lingerie scene with Dakota Johnson, and the artifice of social media.
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On this week’s Little Gold Men, the Oscar winner talks about bonding with her onscreen daughter in Louisiana and revisiting Ingrid Bergman films during quarantine.
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Jim J. Bullock on working with the infamous evangelical, and his first response when the idea was floated to him: “My honest-to-Jesus reaction was ‘She’s fucking crazy.’ And he said, ‘Well, would you meet with her?’ I said, ‘Oh, my God, yes, of course.’”
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Use Vanity Fair’s ballot to guess who you think will take home the gold on Emmy night.
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The first-time Emmy nominee revisits a pivotal flashback episode from season four and takes Vanity Fair behind the scenes before a Dior dinner.
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The future Prince of Mars can sense his mother’s thoughts, she says.
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Can there be death by stereo with AirPods?
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The actress scored well in show jumping at the Longines Global Champions Tour.
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The royal also announced the award’s 15 finalists on Friday.
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Republican retirements used to be acts of anti-Trump defiance. Now, they’re quiet acts of surrender.
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The auction house will showcase 60 pieces by Black designers across the United States and Europe.
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In her new book, Family Matters, Laub documents—and humanizes—her Trump-supporting relatives.
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CBS is retooling the reality-competition series into a documentary special after receiving harsh backlash on social media.
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The veteran journalist has already drawn support from The New Republic, and Ezra Klein says it would be a “thrilling” move for the “most moral opinion columnist of his generation.” Yet one skeptical Times colleague asks, “What kind of management experience does this guy have?”
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Between the new Scenes From a Marriage, Master of None, and Bergman Island, the Swedish master’s work is still looked at as the ultimate blueprint.
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The second Emmys of the pandemic era may feel exhausting to contemplate, but there are compelling narratives to follow during Sunday night’s show, from potential upsets to a heartbreaking posthumous tribute.
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The latest Wall Street Journal bombshell reveals how Mark Zuckerberg’s pro-vaccination efforts were undermined by anti-vax messages spreading across his platform.
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Dressing like Keeley Jones and Rebecca Welton from Emmy-nominated comedy has become our new favorite sport.
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Real-life chess grand master Nona Gaprindashvili is referenced in the Emmy-nominated series as having “never” faced a male opponent. Her lawsuit calls that line “manifestly false” and “grossly sexist and belittling.”
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HBO’s Emmy-award winning drama returns on October 17th.
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And more unbelievable tales from the camp classic’s set on its 40th birthday, as told by Faye Dunaway, Roger Ebert, and Rutanya Alda (a.k.a. Carol Ann).
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“It wasn’t sexual in any way…. Some cast members had all sorts of PTSD with him,” executive producer James D. Parriott claims in a new Grey’s tell-all.
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“If [the media thinks] you are antiabortion or something personally, they think that’s the way you always will come out,” Thomas lamented in a recent speech, warning that such assumptions will “jeopardize any faith in the legal institutions.”
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In an industry that sets the benchmark for glamour, the hair we celebrate—curly, straight, intricately braided or sculptural in shape—has a reverberating impact.
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In the lead-up to her runway show, the Batsheva designer’s approach to well-being includes hot baths, good-mood eyeliner, and time without her phone.
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Trump’s adult children received six months of taxpayer-funded security after their dad left office, despite having nothing to do with the government and being rich enough to pay for it themselves.
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In an interview with Vanity Fair, the son of Tammy Faye Messner and Jim Bakker speaks about the Jessica Chastain film and surviving scandal.
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Director Klaus Biesenbach abruptly exited after a power-share structure was announced. What’s next for the museum and its incoming chief, Johanna Burton? That an more in this week’s column.
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“We honor those from many nations, faiths and backgrounds who lost their lives,” the British monarch said.
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Hollywood’s biggest reboot dazzles at the premiere of The Last Duel.
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The five-time Grammy winner and social media sensation readies the TIFF premiere of her first feature documentary.
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John Feal has waged an epic battle to strong-arm Congress into supporting the thousands of first responders who fell ill in the wake of September 11, making powerful friends and enemies along the way, from Jon Stewart and Nancy Pelosi to Mitch McConnell.
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The act has appeared in fiction since the dawn of storytelling—but in a more sensitive age, depicting suicide has become trickier than ever.
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Not only does Trump believe Robert E. Lee is the greatest “except for Gettysburg,” but that he would have won the war in Afghanistan for the U.S.
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The White House says it is donating more doses than “all other countries combined,” but critics inside and outside the U.S. government warn of an effort that is “wildly insufficient.”
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On this week’s Little Gold Men podcast, a look at the buzz from Venice and Telluride—and what’s to come from Toronto.
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Behind the feel-good wellness movement is a world where working out borders on obsession. One writer reports on the cultural underpinnings, the latest science, and Rose Byrne’s searing onscreen inner monologues.
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Thanks to a 2016 deal between Netflix and FX, viewers without a cable subscription are struggling to watch American Crime Story’s new season.
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One of the fall’s biggest would-be blockbusters, an unlikely biopic, and whatever secret Steven Soderbergh has planned—Toronto is never a festival to miss.
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Bulgari kicks off fashion week with a rooftop bash featuring a special performance by Chloe and Halle and a star-studded guest list.
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The Justice Department argues that the law is “clearly” unconstitutional and sets a dangerous, chilling precedent.
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A glittering after-hours portfolio with seven captivating talents.
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Actress Sarah Niles reveals the inner workings of Dr. Fieldstone after the latest episode pushes her—forcibly—out of her comfort zone.
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As in its Tony-winning stage production, the Dear Evan Hansen movie wants to have things both ways—and it’s hampered by Ben Platt’s performance as the title character.
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Nestflix creator Lynn Fisher on creating an instantly viral database for finding your favorite shows within shows.
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Earlier this week, Burns went viral for addressing viewers in a video celebrating the popular Nickelodeon show’s 25th anniversary.
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The actor on his new film Queenpins, soiling himself in front of Vince Vaughn, and his beef with Vanity Fair’s review of Cruella.
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The right-wing backlash to new mitigation efforts is as predictable as it is aggravating, with GOP politicians and pundits ranting about “tyranny” and “totalitarianism.”
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In these never-before-seen images, an enterprising New Yorker spent 20 years chronicling devastation and rebirth from his Manhattan rooftop.
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The actor said that while nothing paranormal happened, she “felt some spooky, spiritual feelings” on set.
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A veteran of both the Afghan and Iraq wars, Ackerman dissects 9/11’s long-term impact on American life, politics, and culture.
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Canadian audiences have a spooky ability to predict the best-picture winner months in advance—and that’s only the beginning of the massive festival’s power.
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Hilton spent the night DJing for a crowd of neon-clad partygoers that included Kumail Nanjiani, James Harden, Kim Petras, and G-Eazy.
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Abbott has declared he’ll defend Texans’ “right to choose” not to get vaccinated, after signing a law effectively banning abortion.
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The couple divorced in 1996, but have remained close.
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The exhibition showcases more than 200 pieces to celebrate the French fashion house.
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On Thursday in New York the well wishers turned out for an early look at Annie Leibovitz: Wonderland, a book and accompanying exhibit of the photographer’s singular body of work.
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