Hollywood Goes Virtual; Can the NYC Subway Survive Corona?; Wall Street Says Enough; and More

Meghan and Harry Enjoy Tyler Perry's Art Collection View in your browser | Update your preferences A daily digest of things to discuss over drinks May 15, 2020 Wall Street Has Had Enough of the Lockdown Soaring unemployment and related damage—insolvency, social unrest, suicide—make stay-at-home orders untenable, say bankers and traders. But to save the economy, one asks, "how many lives are we willing to risk?" READ MORE » Sex, Royals, and Gossip in The Great Oscar-nominated writer Tony McNamara on the bizarre 18th-century truths he incorporated into Hulu's drama, which stars Elle Fanning as Catherine the Great. READ MORE » In the Coronavirus Age, Hollywood Premieres Are Going Virtual Snowpiercer's Thursday night premiere was like taking Sleep No More to the internet. Is this the new normal? READ MORE » Can the New York City Subway Survive Corona? MTA transit chief Sarah Feinberg on how to keep 51,000 workers and millions of riders safe in the midst of a highly contagious virus. READ MORE » Bad News for Mike Flynn "This is a long list of names of people across disparate areas of government who independently felt" incidents involving Flynn were problematic, said one former official. READ MORE » From the Archive: Steve Wynn's Biggest Gamble Even as Steve Wynn's sight was failing, his vision grew more ambitious. In 2005, five years after selling his Mirage Resorts and 100 years after Las Vegas's founding, the uncrowned king of Sin City finished building a shimmering, 50-floor hotel-casino, complete with 18 restaurants, a car dealership, golf course, spa, museum, and man-made mountain. Visiting the $2.7 billion follow-up to Wynn's famed Bellagio, Nina Munk found the man who reinvented Las Vegas grappling with his legacy—and, on at least one memorable occasion, losing his cool. 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 2020. One World Trade Center, New York, NY 10007. All rights reserved.