Plus: Did O.J. have an accomplice?; Alex Consani on acting; Jensen Huang does not wear Saint Laurent
The rumors are true: Dua Lipa is talented, gorgeous, and she has great taste in literature. Daniela Tijerina can confirm as much after spending a morning chatting with the musician about her Service95 book club, a “cultural concierge”—there’s a website, a newsletter, and a podcast—where Lipa offers bespoke book recommendations and conversations with authors from around the world. Seven of those authors—Douglas Stuart, Brit Bennett, Patti Smith, Roxane Gay, Jennifer Clement, Patrick Radden Keefe, and Min Jin Lee—posed with Lipa for a photo that appears in VF’s latest issue. “I’m sure that there are lots of other things she could be doing with her time that would be far more profitable than championing books,” Bennett told Daniela. “It’s amazing that she does this out of a genuine love for reading.” Perhaps we’d all do well to listen to Lipa’s new rules. One: Do pick up a book.
Elsewhere, José Criales-Unzueta catches up with model Alex Consani, and Dan Adler investigates the most pressing issue of our time: Did the celebrity conspiracists who’ve spent years swearing that O.J. Simpson didn’t act alone have a point? More tomorrow!
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HILLARY BUSIS
FEATURES EDITOR
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CRIME
By Dan Adler
For years, celebrity conspiracists have been trying to get the attention of reporters with their theory that O.J. Simpson didn’t act alone in America’s most famous murder. Did they have a point? Read more
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FIT CHECK
By José Criales-Unzueta
The supermodel is trading the runway for the silver screen. Here, she tells VF about her role in American Horror Story, learning from costars, including Sarah Paulson, and her upcoming film roles. Read more
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CULTURE
By Daniela Tijerina
Three years into her Service95 Book Club, the performer turned podcast host has emerged as a leading literacy advocate. For Vanity Fair, Lipa gathers with Douglas Stuart, Brit Bennett, Patti Smith, Roxane Gay, Jennifer Clement, Patrick Radden Keefe, and Min Jin Lee to discuss how she curates her monthly reads, and combats doomscrolling and AI. Plus, she has the perfect “gateway-drug book” recommendation. Read more
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TECH
By Julia Black
In the wake of the midterms, Silicon Valley is scrambling to prepare for congressional investigations, market corrections, and an un-MAGA makeover. One Democratic tech lobbyist tells VF that one of his clients has already received a list of questions from a congressional committee. Read more
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