Use Vanity Fair’s printable ballot to predict who takes home trophies on September 15.

New episodes of Emily in Paris, Selling Sunset, and Ryan Murphy’s Monster anthology series are on the way. Plus, an awards season drama starring Natasha Lyonne and a soapy limited series led by Nicole Kidman hit the platform.

In his professional acting debut, Clarence Maclin plays a version of himself—a guarded, incarcerated man who discovers an acting program that forever changes him.

The Bear star tells GQ that he’s also been spending time with the Boss as he prepares for the biopic Deliver Me From Nowhere: “He’s just the greatest guy.”

Blake’s older sister, who plays a supporting role in the film, called her younger sibling “one of the best humans I know.”

Cocreator John Hoffman teases the comic mystery’s latest installment, which finds our heroes exploring a strange land called Los Angeles.

The comedian and Loot star on baring it all on HBO’s buzzy drama: “One of the hardest things to do is look hot naked while sitting.”

The Republican nominee used the band’s hit “My Hero” to introduce Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.

Kravitz’s bold directorial debut was originally called Pussy Island and included cannibalism: “That shit was crazy. You think this is crazy?”

On a new three-part series, Still Watching hosts Hillary Busis, Richard Lawson, and Chris Murphy take on an impossible task: determining the top five Simpsons episodes.

The Oscar nominee is a revelation as Pansy, a deeply damaged woman, in Leigh’s newest feature film, set to debut at Toronto International Film Festival.

Dune: Part Two, Sing Sing, La Chimera, and more of 2024’s best movies.

The team behind the 2011 indie Politics of Love reveals how the now presidential nominee influenced their film—and how they feel about its having virtually disappeared, even from the internet.

News of Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck’s divorce broke amid a major political moment—a coincidence familiar to Kim and Kanye, some Real Housewives stars, and more.

According to Deadline, the fast-food chain is rapidly moving into the entertainment sector, with plans to launch a streaming platform chock-full of “family-friendly” unscripted content before the end of the year.

Wolfs director Jon Watts talks about going almost entirely to streaming—and the thrill of working with a couple of legends.

“As you can see from the continuing protest out here, that answer is unsatisfying to some people,” Colbert told Pelosi when their conversation turned to the war in Gaza. “Would you like to respond to what they’re saying?”

The Emmy-nominated actor reflects on how opportunities are opening up for gay actors, with roles like Hawkins Fuller.

Hillary Clinton, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, and Raphael Warnock shined at a largely conventional convention for a wild election.

But she knows which character from the HBO series has “made love to many couches.”