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In his memoir the former Vanity Fair editor and man-about-town recalls the golden age of glossy magazines, when sales were in the millions and ‘the budget had no ceiling’

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From Anna Wintour’s table manners to Oscar party hijinks, the former editor of Vanity Fair tells all

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Magazine magnate Henry Luce pushed for internationalism and bemoaned the “moral and practical bankruptcy of any and all forms of isolationism.”

THE READING LIST: In his new memoir, illustrious New York-based editor Graydon Carter travels back in time to the ‘golden era’ of print magazines, painting a picture of six-figure salaries, petty fights with stars, and carte blanche with the company credit card. Annabel Nugent mourns a bygone era

Lying on a side table just out of shot was a gift that the Ukraine leader had intended to present to the president before their clash

Trump's rationale for dredging up wartime powers to render people to a foreign prison is rather familiar

The venerable magazine is thriving and its long-time editor David Remnick tells us why a dedication to literate, conversation-provoking and veracious reportage has never been more vital

Lennon called it “psychoanalysis set to music”

Jeanette Vizguerra entered US unlawfully 20 years ago and gained attention for sheltering in church in 2017