Stephen Miller Finds Love in a Hateful Place; Tech Bros in Luxury Quarantine; Happily Ever After for Harry & Meghan?

Plus: Did Desi Really Love Lucy? View in your browser | Update your preferences A SPECIAL EDITION OF COCKTAIL HOUR August 13, 2020 SOMEONE FOR EVERYONE They Found Love in a Hateful Place By Evgenia Peretz After years of provoking classmates and family members with their rhetoric and ideology, Stephen Miller and his wife, Katie, have become Trump's favorite young (white) power couple. Read More If someone forwarded you this email, sign up for "Cocktail Hour" here. The Q(uarantine) & A Writing the Book on Harry and Meghan's Fairy Tale By Erin Vanderhoof Vanity Fair: Do you think that Harry and Meghan will be able to reconcile with Kate and William after all of this? Omid Scobie, Finding Freedom author: I sense that there's still a level of defensiveness there that probably needs to be dropped before people can move forward. That said, I know on Harry's side, the bond of brotherhood is something that means a lot to him. They may not be talking now or in each other's lives as much as they once were. I don't see that as the end of a relationship. I see it as a moment where they need to go off and do their own thing. Read More ELECTION 2020 “Trump still thinks this is Ronald Reagan's America, and it's not.” — A Republican source reacts to the Biden–Harris ticket in the latest from Gabriel Sherman Read More CLASSIC HOLLYWOOD Did Desi Really Love Lucy? By Darin Strauss A new novel, The Queen of Tuesday, digs into a legendary marriage—and the scandal that rocked TV's first family. Read More GOING VIRAL The Luxe Quarantine Lives of Silicon Valley's Elite By Nick Bilton Travis Kalanick is throwing (outdoor) parties, private-jet owners are hopping from safe zone to safe zone, and dinner party hosts are administering 15-minute COVID-19 rapid tests. "Coronavirus is a poor person's virus," says one source. Read More TRIPLE THREAT Maya Hawke on Her Debut Album The Stranger Things star talks writing songs between sets and family jam sessions with her dad, Ethan Hawke. By Britt Hennemuth Read More Well, Then Waris Ahluwalia's Peace Process The actor, designer, and "hopeful nihilist" keeps calm with walking meditations and online backgammon with his mom. By Laura Regensdorf Read More GROOVY GARB Get Happy: Dress in Tie-Dye By Vanity Fair Colorful mood enhancers for long summer days. Read More FROM THE ARCHIVE Endless Sumner By William D. Cohan When Sumner Redstone said he would never die, it was almost possible to believe him. V.F. investigated the rumors of the media mogul's decline back in 2015. 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.