See a full list of the entertainment luminaries who became EGOT winners by snagging an Emmy, a Grammy, an Oscar, and a Tony—sometimes more than one of each.

The rise of demagogues, media madness, and Russian influence, with Frank Sinatra, Peter Sellers, Julia Roberts, and more.

Marvel stars Robert Downey Jr., Chris Evans, Mark Ruffalo, Don Cheadle, Danai Gurira, and Paul Bettany joined forces to get out the vote for what Johansson calls an “emergency” election.

The Pennsylvania actor speaks from the heart to his battleground home state, sometimes directly to a vital demographic—the guys. (Plus: Who would Beetlejuice back?)

The man behind the silent-film vampire has inspired questions for decades, adding to the allure of one of the creepiest movies ever made.

Martha delves into the infidelity at the center of Stewart’s marriage—“I would never have broke up a marriage for it”—and her hatred of her own talk show: “That was more like prison.”

“I think being able to have a safe space to express your rage is always important, and certainly in times like these, it’s very important,” the Grammy Award-winning singer-songwriter tells Vanity Fair.

At a special Wicked screening for the Broadway community, 14 former Elphabas and Glindas gathered to welcome Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande into the club.

The author of Nora Ephron at the Movies reflects on the late filmmaker’s flops—“She didn’t want to be pigeonholed”—and what she’d think of the current moment: “Love is Blind would be a guilty pleasure for her.”

Pauline Kael once called Garr “the funniest neurotic dizzy dame on the screen.”

From comedy classics to recent Oscar winners, these are the titles you don’t want to miss.

The film’s creator takes VF inside the scene the pair struggled over—even though, he says, Culkin’s “the greatest actor of all time.”

Nearly 2,000 attendees turned out for the impromptu doppelgänger competition held in NYC’s Washington Square Park, including the star himself.

The Blitz director routinely traverses the path between visual art and feature films, navigating a historically treacherous route with envy-inducing ease. His World War II epic is another virtuoso work in a career full of them.

As director Edward Berger tells Vanity Fair in a spoiler-filled conversation, if you’re fixated on his film’s unexpected reveal, you’ve missed the point: “It’s not a takedown of the church.”

The six-time Emmy winner, who can currently be seen in Conclave, on joyous Democrats, arboreal reincarnation, and tall-people problems.

Tom Hardy seems sapped of energy in this anemic comic book three-quel.

Learn more about every best-supporting-actress Oscar winner over the last 87 years, from 1937—when the Academy Award was first handed out—to today.

VF’s staff on the 15 spooky films they saw way too early—and never recovered from.