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- Sep 30, 2026
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Former Late Show Head Writer Ariel Dumas Wants to Make Love, Not War (opens the original)
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Rumors of the death of late-night may have been greatly exaggerated, former Late Show With Stephen Colbert head writer Ariel Dumas believes. Five months after The Late Show ended in a flash of controversy, Dumas has found her port in the late-night storm—a gig on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon that began days after the Emmys. “I’m only on day three, so at this point, I’m just still trying to remember which floor the cafeteria is on,” she tells Vanity Fair. Dumas, who got her writing star
On Four New Songs, Taylor Swift Shares an Overdue ApologyâBut Not for Her MSG Wedding (opens the original)
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Taylor Swiftâs July wedding to Travis Kelce dominated headlines for weeksâbut now, sheâs changing the conversation. In four new songsâbonus tracks from her most recent album, The Life of a ShowgirlâSwift travels from the ancient city of âBabylonâ to middle America, âCleveland!â She sings of both Kelceâs hometown (where the couple recently purchased a $5 million home) and his podcast with his older brother, fellow NFL player Jason: âHe already took me to Cleveland, and showe
Colman Domingo On Euphoria Set Rumors, Performing as a Clown, His Sense of Style and a Potential Michael Jackson Movie Sequel (opens the original)
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Colman Domingo has often felt kinship with Old Hollywood movie stars like Clark Gable and Bette Davis. They were “deeply committed to the work,” the Oscar-nominated and Emmy Award–winning actor says, despite the industry chaos that surrounded them. “I don’t think I put my beefs out into the world,” Domingo tells Vanity Fair’s Mark Guiducci in the inaugural episode of our new longform interview show, Fair Game. “But of course, you can sometimes feel like you’re overlooked, or undermined, or your
Mariska Hargitay Invites Jalen Brunson to Celeb-Filled Emmys 2026 Monologue (opens the original)
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Mariska Hargitay may have been a first-time host at Emmys 2026, but her opening monologue was steeped in TV history, including the actor’s nearly three-decade run on Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, and the time she “arrested” fellow nominee Martin Short onscreen. “NBC is celebrating its 100th year,” Hargitay began in her opening act. “And I have been on Law & Order: SVU for all of them.” She then quipped of Law & Order creator Dick Wolf that although “there have been a lot of jokes about his
Nobel Prize Laureate Nadia Murad Escaped ISIS, Then Her Next Fight Began: “My Freedom Felt Like a Trick” (opens the original)
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Up until three years ago, Nadia Murad had largely read words written by men. “I read my first ever book written by a woman when I was in college, The Diary of Anne Frank,” she tells Vanity Fair. “I grew up in a village and country where I didn’t really know that women could write books and document their stories.” Murad reflects on that discovery just before the publication of her second book, I Choose My Beginning, out September 15. Her first, The Last Girl, released in 2017, was a New York Tim
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