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  Pete Davidson Really Looks Up to Leonardo DiCaprio

  Vanity Fair - By Dan Adler

  In a new interview, Davidson discusses his hometown and one longtime, continuing inspiration. Pete Davidson is on the cover of Paper in a Ken Doll get-up. Tommy Dorfman shot the photos and wrote the story, in which they describe how the concept emerged: Davidson “told me he slept in a car bed as a kid …

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  A New Generation Emerges at the 70th Annual National Book Awards

  Vanity Fair - By Erin Vanderhoof

  The commentary of John Waters and Edmund White anchored the ceremony, but the night’s centerpiece awards went to younger writers who explore the bounds of American literature. Normally, you would pity any soul who has to follow John Waters on a stage, but his friend the novelist Edmund White was more …

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  “I’m the Shit and You Want This”: How Kim Petras Manifested Her Way to Pop Stardom

  Vanity Fair - By Claire Landsbaum

  Petras’s boundless ambition has taken her from rural Germany to L.A. to a world tour for her album, Clarity, performing for sold-out crowds. The recognition is “great. It’s so amazing,” she said. “But I’m never satisfied. I always want to get bigger.” The boots appeared first: oil slick sleek, black …

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  What Would Ariana Grande and Bernie Sanders Eat Together? The Rich

  Vanity Fair - By Kenzie Bryant

  When they sit down to a nice meal, the menu will be billionaires. Celebrities and politicians: two types of people fueled by image and charisma and parasocial relationships with screaming fans and haters. They can’t quit each other, and we can’t quit them. So get used to moments like this one over …

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  Read Radhika Jones on the Power of the Female Gaze in Magazine Writing

  Vanity Fair - By Radhika Jones

  An exclusive excerpt from Vanity Fair’s latest compilation, Women on Women, available now from Penguin. Vanity Fair profiles set themselves apart through the bracing, unflinching nature of the writer’s gaze. This is especially powerful and poignant when the gaze is female. Who could prepare for the …

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  Why We Can’t Get Enough of Hoaxes and Cons

  Vanity Fair - By Carrie Courogen

  Nev Schulman, host of Vanity Fair’s new series with Facebook, talks about the creative scams that surprise him—and the one he thinks he could have pulled off. Grifters are having a moment. Charismatic people have been scamming their way to success for centuries, but between 2018’s “summer of …