Michael Moore’s Election Warning; The Daily Show’s Pandemic Success; and More

Venus Williams Makes a Beauty Play With a New Sunscreen Collaboration View in your browser | Update your preferences A daily digest of things to discuss over drinks May 23, 2020 After Predicting 2016, Michael Moore Fears Trump Will Mess With 2020 "There will be no election if things keep going the way they're going." READ MORE » Jerry Harris Is the Feel-Good Star We Need Right Now The breakout star of Netflix's Cheer shares some motivating "mat talk" for enduring the pandemic and reveals what's next for Navarro's cheerleading squad. READ MORE » How a High-Tech Dragnet Nabbed the Alleged Financier of the Rwandan Genocide—After He'd Spent 26 Years on the Lam The war crimes prosecutor who ran the manhunt tells Vanity Fair how sophisticated intelligence gathering—and the COVID-19 lockdown pause—led to Félicien Kabuga's May 16 capture in a dawn raid north of Paris. READ MORE » Why Broadway Is Struggling With How It Can Reopen With its tightly packed theaters and exorbitant ticket prices, the industry is unsure when, how, and which shows will return. READ MORE » Trevor Noah and The Daily Show Aren't Just Surviving—They're Thriving Executive producer Jen Flanz and supervising producer Ramin Hedayati detail how to make content in the age of the coronavirus. READ MORE » From the Archive: Jon Stewart's Daily Revolution When Jon Stewart arrived at The Daily Show, in 1999, he inherited a modest cable success—and a staff that wanted him to leave it alone. In an adaptation from The Daily Show (The Book), an oral history, Chris Smith got Stewart, Stephen Colbert, Steve Carell, and others to reconstruct the pitched battles of that first year, as the new host found his voice: a radical mix of satire, news, and outrage. 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.