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The Knives Come Out for Elizabeth Warren View this email in your browser A daily digest of things to discuss over drinks October 23, 2019 Sheryl Sandberg in the Hot Seat Sandberg was by turns candid and evasive during a wide-ranging interview with Katie Couric at Vanity Fair's New Establishment Summit as she faced probing questions about Facebook's responsibilities and her personal politics. READ MORE » Gwyneth Paltrow on Aging, Wellness, and Goop Paltrow spoke with Jenna Lyons about The Politician, Iron Man, and Goop's Netflix series in a wide-ranging conversation at Vanity Fair's New Establishment Summit. READ MORE » Terminator: Dark Fate Is a Stone-Cold Bummer The latest entry in the apocalyptic franchise offers a few thrilling set pieces and some truly despairing ideas on humanity's ultimate fate. Richard Lawson reviews. READ MORE » Cat Marnell Is Ready for NBA Season In the past few years, the best-selling memoirist has risen to the top of another crowded field: Basketball Twitter. Ahead of the upcoming season, she chats with Dan Adler about what to look out for. READ MORE » From Our Partners With up to 5% cash back and the ability to get your cash back doubled at the end of your first year, this no-annual-fee card with 0% APR until nearly 2021 is a cashback juggernaut! READ MORE » Unmasking Mitt Romney Delecto, Romney's social media alter ego, is not much in tune with ordinary people. He is, however, deeply in tune with a Washington establishment that still dreams of Jeb Bush—and that gave us Donald Trump. READ MORE » From the Archive: The Gossip Behind the Gossip Anonymous tips, political agendas, raging lawyers, outrageous sex stories—so goes life at Page Six, the New York Post gossip column Rupert Murdoch ordered up in 1977. The Page has since broken news of Donald and Marla's affair, Woody Allen's relationship with his "stepdaughter," and Kirstie Alley's possum-nursing fetish. Listening to staffers, sources, and subjects, alumnus Frank DiGiacomo chronicled in 2004 the feuds, scoops, and characters that made the column as powerful as the boldfaced names it covered. READ MORE » This e-mail was sent to you by VANITY FAIR. To ensure delivery to your inbox (not bulk or junk folders), please add our e-mail address, vanityfair@newsletter.vf.com, to your address book. View our Privacy Policy Unsubscribe Copyright © Condé Nast 2019. One World Trade Center, New York, NY 10007. All rights reserved.