Hamptons Coronavirus Madness, Hollywood’s Life-or-Death Summer, Normal People’s Sex Secrets

The latest from "V.F. Weekly" View in your browser | Update your preferences A SPECIAL EDITION OF COCKTAIL HOUR May 14, 2020 The Big Read Helicopter Deliveries, Landscaper Shortages: Inside the Hamptons Insanity By Emily Jane Fox The "citiots" arrived in March, but it may be a summer of all boats, no buffets—and who knows about the beaches. But is social distancing even possible in the Hamptons? Read More BLOCKBUSTER BLUES The Risk and Reward of Returning to Theaters By Anthony Breznican Pent-up film enthusiasts may be eager to patronize theaters once quarantine lifts, but that doesn't mean studios should expect a happy ending. Read More In Our Words “In the age of coronavirus, the very thing that differentiates Quibi from the pack, its raison d'être, has vanished.” — Joy Press on Quibi's vexed debut Read More IN REMEMBRANCE Andre Harrell's Crossover Act The late Uptown Records boss had a wildly successful vision for R&B and rap acts, while paving the way for almost everything that followed. By Barry Michael Cooper Read More The Q(uarantine) & A An Intimacy Coordinator's Naked Truth By Abigail Glasgow Vanity Fair: Kissing can't be faked. Is that more complicated or challenging than simulating sex? Ita O'Brien, intimacy coordinator for Hulu's Normal People: Absolutely. Simulated sex is looking at rhythm and how we can make the physicality look like intercourse, when there is no reality there whatsoever. However, when two actors are kissing on the lips, they actually have to kiss on the lips. Therefore, it is really important that the actors are full of their character's intention, to give them the right impulses as to what this kiss means in this moment, and therefore how to kiss. Read More PHOTO GALLERY Staying in With the Stars V.F.'s new #AtHomeWith series explores Old Hollywood's most inviting pre-pandemic homes. Read More HIGH KICKS The Last Jordan The most famous sneakers of all time are getting a limited edition spin, thanks to a collaboration between Dior and Air Jordan. By Miles Pope Read More A CUT ABOVE Fringe Benefits With homemade haircuts having a moment, bangs are back. On Normal People, Daisy Edgar-Jones sets a strong example. By Laura Regensdorf Read More From the Archive Al Capone, King of Crime By Alva Johnston Almost nine decades before Tom Hardy's Capone, Vanity Fair profiled the notorious Chicago crime boss in this 1931 treasure from the vaults. Read More This e-mail was sent to you byVANITY 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 ourPrivacy PolicyUnsubscribe Copyright © Condé Nast 2020.One World Trade Center, New York, NY 10007. All rights reserved.