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 - By John D. O’Connor

  Despite three decades of intense speculation, the identity of “Deep Throat”—the source who leaked key details of Nixon's Watergate cover-up to Washington Post reporters Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein—has never been revealed. Now, at age 91, W. Mark Felt, number two at the F.B.I. in the early 70s, …

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  Caitlyn Jenner on the Cover of Vanity Fair | Vanity Fair

  Vanity Fair - By Buzz Bissinger

  Few recent stories have gripped the public imagination as much as Bruce Jenner’s journey from Olympic icon to transgender woman. And no one has had the unfettered access that Jenner and her family gave Buzz Bissinger, who chronicles the fears and doubts, love and courage, and tensions and traumas …

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  Demi’s Big Moment

  Vanity Fair - By Nancy Collins

  Everything’s happening at once for Demi Moore. She’s expecting her second child with husband Bruce Willis—and nudging his mega-star bucks with her own $2.5 million fee. And while he’s licking his Hudson Hawk wounds, everyone’s waiting to see if her new movie, The Butcher’s Wife, will make her more …

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

  Vanity Fair - By Monica Lewinsky

  She tried public appearances. She tried being reclusive. She tried leaving the country, and she tried finding a job. But the epic humiliation of 1998, when her affair with Bill Clinton became an all-consuming story, has followed Monica Lewinsky every day. After 10 years of self-imposed reticence, …

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  Mia's Story | Vanity Fair

  Vanity Fair - By Maureen Orth

  Whatever you already know about this tangled and painful situation, you’ve only heard half: the case against Mia Farrow. This is the other half and it isn’t any prettier. It concerns Woody Allen’s behavior and what it has done to Mia Farrow and the 11 children involved. The author breaks new ground …

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  One By One

  Vanity Fair - By Michael Shnayerson

  “I thought both Angelo and Michael were friends that I would grow old with. As it turned out, I didn’t even have a chance to say good-bye.” One by one, people are dying—quietly—of AIDS. The deaths are most visible in fashion and the arts. Michael Shnayerson reports on the awful decimation of talent. …

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  Jeffrey Wigand and Big Tobacco | Vanity Fair

  Vanity Fair - By Marie Brenner

  Angrily, painfully, Jeffrey Wigand emerged from the sealed world of Big Tobacco to confront the nation’s third-largest cigarette company, Brown & Williamson. Hailed as a hero by anti-smoking forces and vilified by the tobacco industry, Wigand is at the center of an epic multibillion-dollar struggle …