CATEGORIES

Face FORWARD

The most sought-after facialists deploy a mix of high-tech wizardry and lo-fi creature comforts for their captive audiences

All The Angles

On the King’s coronation, Erin Vanderhoof examines how the royal family’s power struggles are playing out in the press and on social media—and whether Charles can revolutionize his family’s PR strategy for a new era

Paradise Lost

Once a Pacific Eden, Fiji has become a destination for a highly combustible mix of surf bums, mega-yacht owners, deep-pocketed international developers, and at least one scientist who thinks he can engineer the perfect wave

Heal Thyself

When Stephanie Tisone met Anthony William, the cult-famous, self-billed clairvoyant known as the Medical Medium, she felt an instant connection. Her belief in his abilities was unwavering. Her life would never be the same

The King's Dominion

His sons are at war. He's divorced his fourth wife and broken an engagement to a would-be fifth. The jewel in what's left of his crown faces a billion-dollar lawsuit. Will the division Rupert Murdoch spent his life fostering undo his empire?

Objects of Envy

With these striking additions to its travel-inspired home furnishings line, Louis Vuitton takes interior design to luxurious—and literal—new heights

Royal FLUSH

This season’s fizzy period TV loves a well-rouged cheek. Consider blush a shortcut to a new kind of frivolity

PLAYING FOR KEEPS

When she came under fire for supporting Kanye West through his antisemitic tirades, CANDACE OWENS didn’t mind. Triggering people is her business, and business is good. EMILY JANE FOX talks to the conservative firebrand about political theater versus deeply held belief

MOUSETRAP

In 2013, Jonah Peretti blew up a nearly half-billion-dollar Disney-BuzzFeed deal—then rode the digital media wave until it crashed

It's a Barbie World

In the age of TikTok and Instagram, the original lifestyle influencer fulfills her true calling

Curtain Call

Catching up with the season's brightest test stars as Broadway roars back to life

Writer's Block

Journalists see artificial intelligence bots like ChatGPT as a potential threat and an opportunity

Alton Mason – Walks the Walk

As a student of the catwalk, Alton Mason looked to Naomi Campbell.

CHAT PERSON

Muckraker of the moment KARA SWISHER has seemingly every power player in Hollywood, media, and tech on speed dial. Now, as she tangles with Elon Musk and churns out podcasts, the ultimate insider is running her own show

Wild at Heart

After the split that rocked the world, supermodel Gisele Bündchen is super-ready for what comes next-and she's got some big ideas for what that will be

ECHOES IN THE DARK

After the shocking murder of four Idaho college kids last fall, a media frenzy exploded into their quiet town, boosting the image of upstart news reporters but bringing along a new breed of web sleut conspiracy-minded, vindictive, and often dead wrong

Electric BOOGALOO

A market is springing up for tricked-out conversions of vintage vehicles as the motor industry shifts gears

New York DOLL

A chameleonic presence on the runway and stage and in this summer's Barbie-HARI NEF embodies a subversive glamour that is wholly her own

Free Agents

With the old guard holding on to power, younger talent reps are shaking up the industry by walking out

Gen Z in the House

A week with Maxwell Frost, the youngest new member of Congress

The In Crowd - The 2023 Hollywood Portfolio

For our 29th Annual Hollywood Issue, a dozen captivating young stars gathered for the after-party of our dreams

L.A. CONFIDENTIAL

With a classic flair for Hollywood intrigue, The Ankler has become an industry mustread. But can Richard Rushfield and Janice Min scale a scrappy newsletter into a media empire?

THE APES OF WRATH

NFTS LIKE BORED APES WERE SUPPOSED ΤΟ BE A FAST TRACK TO BILLIONS. THEIR RAPID DECLINE SAYS A LOT ABOUT CRYPTO, CELEBRITY, AND ART IN THE HYPE ERA

Swanson Song

GLORIA SWANSON's best-selling autobiography was the product of a literary quadrangle with all the emotional complexity and sexual tension of her immortal comeback vehicle, Sunset Boulevard. Breaking his silence four decades after helping ghostwrite Swanson on Swanson, WAYNE LAWSON sets the record straight about its fraught genesis and the smear campaign that followed

WEST OF EDEN

OUT OF THE FRINGE RIGHT, A NEW VISION OF THE OLD FRONTIER IS RISING OFF THE GRID, BACK TO THE LAND, \"PROTECTING\" AN AMERICAN DREAM THAT THEY BELIEVE TO BE THEIR OWN

Τimes of the Sign

The Hollywood sign began its life, fittingly enough, as a flashy billboard no more permanent than a film set. In the 100 years since. it has been rebuilt, rebranded, and reborn as a beacon for aspiring stars from around the world and a reminder of just how few dreams of fame and fortune come true.

Twilight Zone

What does it mean to rethink time and optimize it? Enter low-fuss skin care for nightly repair

The Montreal Mafia Murders

When an unwitting rural Canadian couple met two local Mob henchmen, Coen brothers-level mayhem ensued. But the gory murders they became party to were anything but a joke

Death Tripping

On the road in rural Wisconsin, the author knocks on the doors of houses that bear the darkest American symbols and flags, behind them finding guns, ammo, and a modern philosophy of civil war

The Revolution That Wasn't

It's been five years since #MeToo rocked Hollywood. Insiders say not enough has changed