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A Groundbreaking Queer Oscar Winner and Its Very, Very Complicated Legacy

In 1986 William Hurt became the first actor to win an Oscar for playing an openly queer character. Did he start one of the Oscars' worst trends?

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Chris Licht's Chaotic Tenure Atop CNN Is Over

The executive's exit follows a blistering profile of his disastrous year atop the cable news network.

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Clarence Thomas Asked for an Extension on His Financial Disclosures, Which Probably Means Harlan Crow Bought Him an Island

Or maybe it was the Hope Diamond.

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Vanderpump Rules: There's Something About Her Scandoval Merch

As season 10's explosive reunion wraps up, everyone from Ariana Madix to Scheana Shay to, yes, Tom Sandoval, is cashing in.

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England: The Last Hurrah Chronicles the Twilight Hours of the Young, Upper-Crust Debauched

In his new book, longtime Vanity Fair photographer Dafydd Jones hails—and skewers—Thatcher-era Britannia.

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Prince Harry Testifies in UK Phone-Hacking Case, Citing Tabloid Press's "Twisted Objective"

"This created an alternative and distorted version of me and my life," he said in his witness statement.

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Sunday, June 11, 2023

A Groundbreaking Queer Oscar Winner and Its Very, Very Complicated Legacy

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