The pleather-clad green-haired eponymous Oscar Wilde (Mark Mauriello) makes himself known, and his story has just begun when the show is interrupted by a desperate plea from outside the bunker, ...

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Magazine editor Graydon Carter spent decades steering the cover stories of other notable people. Now, he's ready for his own tell-all. Carter used the book to reveal the big gambles and bigger ...

bold fashion choices at this year’s Vanity Fair party. Editorial Intern Nipples and ruffles and more nipples, oh my! The exclusive Vanity Fair Oscars After Party came and went Sunday night ...

The Vanity Fair Oscar Party was held in Beverly Hills on Sunday night following the Oscars. Rachel Zegler, Cynthia Erivo, and Mikey Madison changed outfits for the night's event. Their looks were ...

Need a tissue? Kim Kardashian has got you covered. The reality star turned heads on the Vanity Fair Oscar party 2025 red carpet on Sunday night, wearing a white, wedding-like Balenciaga haute ...

Check out all the stars' looks. The 2025 Oscars red carpet set the tone for more exciting fashion moments to follow — including the 2025 Vanity Fair Oscar Party. The famous Oscars after-party ...

The Vanity Fair Oscars Party is known for several things: being so full of celebrities you're genuinely baffled any event space could house this many people at once, being THE place to be after ...

The 97th annual Academy Awards may have been the main event of Sunday night, putting a cork in the awards season, but the Vanity Fair Oscar Party (hosted by Radhika Jones by the way) was certainly ...

Mikey Madison, Zoe Saldaña, Kieran Culkin and other winners celebrated at the official Academy Awards after-party. Mikey Madison, the best actress Oscar winner for “Anora,” and Fernanda ...

the Vanity Fair Oscar Party! Whether it’s the always debonair Colman Domingo or the super sultry Jodie Turner-Smith, our Black faves made sure to step in major style. Or at least, most of them did.