Vanity Fair's Hollywood blitz continues! In an issue jam-packed with profiles, features, and insider intel, here is a standout: Vera Papisova on the trail of Niko Argento, the guy [Dracula voice] who vants to check your blooood!
Elsewhere in today's newsletter, DC's old guard turn out for Dick Cheney's funeral; Chloé Zhao returns with Hamnet and Buffy; and Wicked reaches the end of the yellow brick road. |
CLAIRE HOWORTH,
DEPUTY EDITOR |
In his first interview, blood concierge to the stars Niko Argento gives Vanity Fair an exclusive look into the booming industry. From stem cells, exosomes, and vitamin infusions to platelet-rich plasma and adaptogens, it's all about a bespoke recipe of biology and branding that's become equal parts science experiment and status symbol. What could go wrong? |
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Washington's old guard turned out to pay respects, with Biden, Harris, Pence, and Bush in attendance—and Trump and Vance conspicuously absent. |
"Look at him! Look at me!" Goldblum (human) had an enjoyable afternoon palling around with his brand-new body double. The actor spoke exclusively to VF's Kase Wickman. |
Our 2026 Hollywood Issue cover star was center stage at Thursday's American Cinematheque Awards, where he was fêted by heavy hitters like Ben Affleck, Tessa Thompson, and Ryan Coogler, plus he received a surprise message from Tom Cruise. |
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Nearly five years ago Chloé Zhao's Nomadland broke ground and swept awards season. Now the director is ready to do it again with Hamnet, a devastating portrayal of love and loss, infused with Zhao's own grief and hope: "I have a deep fear of being abandoned, worse than death, almost," she tells VF's Michelle Ruiz. |
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