Celebrity Life

The wunderkind figure skater is a victim not only of Russia's doping culture, but of the international sports community's failure to prioritize the health of young athletes.

Kacy Duke, who is played in the series by Laverne Cox, tells V.F., “For a minute, I was thinking, I was life coaching Anna. I hope I didn’t create this monster.”

Neff Davis, who segued her friendship with Anna Delvey into a consulting gig, has no regrets: “I’m like, ‘Thank you for committing your crimes. Cause it got me on a Netflix set.’”

In 2022, two couples received matching Oscar nominations—Penélope Cruz and Javier Bardem, as well as Kirsten Dunst and Jesse Plemons—joining a rich legacy.

In the lawsuit, Saget’s relatives say they would “suffer irreparable harm in the form of extreme mental pain, anguish, and emotional distress” if records were to be released publicly.

Directing duo Coodie and Chike on the impact of Kanye West, their relationship, and how Netflix’s Jeen-yuhs was a long but ultimately worthwhile journey.

The actor is named along with other producers and crew members in a new lawsuit alleging wrongful death.

The former V.F. staffer, who was conned out of $62,000 by Anna Sorokin, questions Netflix’s decision to pay the proven criminal more than $300,000 for her life rights.

After COVID-related cancellations and no-shows from Trump since 2017, this is expected to be the first WHCA dinner with a president’s attendance in five years.

The actress on working with Alexa Demie, why she relates to Maddy, and the one scene she didn’t want to do.

Analysis of this glimpse of Middle-earth from long, long ago.

Exclusive: The sports-broadcasting star speaks out about her tumultuous exit from ESPN, her new gig, and her ambitious entertainment projects.