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As Mike Love continues to battle a health matter, a new group billed as John Stamos and the California Sound played at Disney World.
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'You Can See Everything' actor Amanda Seyfried joins co-directors Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim to discuss making the hit Elizabeth Holmes doc.
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The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony is days away, and we still don't know great many things about it, including how they'll honor Oasis.
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Anthony Clark, the Nineties stand-up comedian who starred in the long-running sitcom 'Yes, Dear,' has died at the age of 62.
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In a new interview, the Jesuit priest who arranged the meeting between Bob Dylan and Pope Leo XIV shares new details about the interaction and photos.
Vanity FairEntertainment
The era of witches and Scream masks has come to an end. The internet has turned Halloween into a competition for the best deep-cut reference, from celebrities dressing up as each other to the mostly low effort, often viral “gay Halloween.” Is the magic lost?
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Essiedu, best known for ‘I May Destroy You,’ says he feels Alan Rickman’s presence in the role. He also knows that this trip to Hogwarts comes with controversy.
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Ragland reportedly identified Markle in a series of photographs dating from the mid-1970s to the mid-1980s, which allegedly depict his abuse of Filipino girls.
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Alex Consani is trading the runway for the silver screen. Here, she tells VF about her role in American Horror Story, learning from costars, including Sarah Paulson, and her upcoming roles in Janicza Bravo’s Preppy and Molly Gordon’s Peaked.
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“You can’t put a cease and desist on finding love,” Harrison tells Vanity Fair in reaction to threatened legal action over his newest TV venture on Fox Nation. “I feel a bit like a lover they can’t let go.”
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The new Hulu series, premiering January 13, follows a neurosurgeon who suspects she caused a child’s death—and trades the whodunit for a “did I do it?”
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Institutions like Crystal Bridges, the Toledo Museum of Art and the Cleveland Museum of Art think so and are testing whether it's true.