Turning Points: The V.F. Archive Collection

Most recent stories in Turning Points: The V.F. Archive Collection

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  “I'm the Guy They Called Deep Throat”

  Vanity Fair - John D. O’Connor

  After years of Deep Throat’s identity remaining a Washington mystery, Mark Felt finally comes out as the Watergate informant in a Vanity Fair exclusive.

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  Caitlyn Jenner on the Cover of Vanity Fair | Vanity Fair

  Vanity Fair - Buzz Bissinger

  On March 15, the day of the Los Angeles Marathon and myriad street closures, Bruce Jenner left his bunker-style home above Decker Canyon in Malibu at 4:15 in the morning to avoid any possibility of being late. Detection seemed unlikely this early in the day; even the paparazzi go back to their …

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  Demi’s Big Moment

  Vanity Fair - Nancy Collins

  “I don’t think I’m a big-time movie star,” says Demi Moore. “My career’s been very slow. I’ve certainly not jumped into the [superstar] crowd, the flavor of the month. I don’t know if that’ll ever happen. It’s nice that Ghost did well, but it’s a fleeting moment. I want to have enough going on in my …

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  Exclusive: Monica Lewinsky on the Culture of Humiliation | Vanity Fair

  Vanity Fair - Monica Lewinsky

  I still have deep respect for feminism and am thankful for the great strides the movement has made in advancing women’s rights over the past few decades. But, given my experience of being passed around like gender-politics cocktail food, I don’t identify myself as a Feminist, capital F. The …

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  Mia's Story | Vanity Fair

  Vanity Fair - Maureen Orth

  In March, Mia Farrow had all of her children who were not Catholics—including Soon-Yi—baptized. Maureen Orth is a Vanity Fair special correspondent and National Magazine Award winner. Momma Mia! 1 / 7 Farrow in the late 70s with, from left, Fletcher, Lark, Daisy, Matthew (partially hidden), Nicole (who …

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  One By One

  Vanity Fair - Michael Shnayerson

  “Now I’m at a crisis point,” said Burgoyne matter-of-factly. “I’m in constant pain. I figure I’ll either get better—or I won’t.” Lying there, his hair disheveled, a thin earring in one ear, Burgoyne had the wide-eyed waiflike charm of Holly Golightly—but Holly Golightly grown very, very sick. Soon …

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  Jeffrey Wigand and Big Tobacco | Vanity Fair

  Vanity Fair - Marie Brenner

  Jeffrey Wigand is at the center of an epic multibillion-dollar struggle that reaches from Capitol Hill to the hallowed journalistic halls of CBS’s 60 Minutes. Marie Brenner investigates.