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In the Name of Love: The V.F. Archive Collection

Romance! Lust! Divorce! Affairs! From the tender meet-cute of Serena Williams and Alexis Ohanian to the woman who catfished dozens of Hollywood high rollers over the phone, these are the stories of people risking anything, and sometimes losing everything, for love.

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The Heart of the Deal: The Love Story of Marla Maples and Donald Trump
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The security man at the U.S. Open was in a quandary. “Marla,” he asked with genuine wonder, “how do you want me to handle the photographers and the autograph kids?” Had Madonna herself sat down in the Trump Organization box, there could not have been more of a commotion. Right here in the thick of …
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Serena Williams on Her Pregnancy, Finding Love, and More | Vanity Fair
Vanity Fair - Buzz Bissinger
Plus: Annie Leibovitz photographs the pregnant tennis legend.
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The Princess and the Photographer
Vanity Fair - Anne de Courcy
On February 19, 1948, Duff Cooper, the former British ambassador to France and a noted appraiser of women, went with his wife, Lady Diana, to a luncheon at Buckingham Palace with the King, Queen, and their two daughters, the Princesses Elizabeth and Margaret Rose (as Margaret was then called). …
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It’s a Mad, Mad, Zsa Zsa World
Vanity Fair - Leslie Bennetts
We have come to answer a sinister question: Is the ersatz princess, otherwise known as Zsa Zsa Gabor, being held prisoner by the ersatz prince in her gilded aerie, a decaying Bel Air mansion that once hosted Hollywood’s most dazzling luminaries but now brings to mind an ominous scene out of Sunset …
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Tinder and the Dawn of the “Dating Apocalypse”
Vanity Fair - Nancy Jo Sales
Vanity Fair's Nancy Jo Sales looks at what happens when romance is swiped from the screen.
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Seduced and Abandoned
Vanity Fair - Mark Seal
Thus Wendi became a foot soldier in Rupert Murdoch’s priority crusade at the time: to bring free-market television to China. China represented an almost impossible challenge: a country of more than a billion potential viewers ruled by a Communist government that not only didn’t want Rupert Murdoch …
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Ruth’s World
Vanity Fair - Mark Seal
On June 29, Bernard Madoff was sentenced to 150 years in prison for operating the largest Ponzi scheme in history, and for the first time since his arrest, seven months earlier, his wife, Ruth, issued a statement. “I am breaking my silence now, because my reluctance to speak has been interpreted as …

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