How ‘Euphoria’ Might End

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View in browser | Update preferences SUBSCRIBE FOR FULL ACCESS How many times have you been asked “are you still watching Euphoria?” as though to admit such a thing suggests an unwillingness to adapt to the times? That loaded query will soon be left in the same closet that holds Fonzie’s water skis as the show’s third—and likely final—season ends tonight. We have some predictions about how the once ground-breaking, Zendaya-starring series will wrap things up. But as always with that project, all bets are off. Also unpredictable was the rise of reality TV personality Spencer Pratt as candidate for the mayor of Los Angeles. Describing himself as the “full villain” of The Hills, Pratt tells VF that he believes he will be the Getty House’s next occupant. If not, I predict we’ll all be enjoying him on an upcoming season of The Traitors (don’t snicker, he was great on Got To Get Out). Other items worthy of your precious weekend attention: New York City’s CTO on how she’ll succeed where DOGE failed, Nicolas Cage explains why he changed his name in 2025, and how you can purchase Princess Diana's iconic Jaguar XJ40 Sovereign. EVE BATEY, EDITOR VF Predicts How Euphoria Will End BY VANITY FAIR Ahead of the season three finale, VF staffers theorize how the provocative HBO series will meet its dramatic conclusion. READ MORE Why this ad? Get more as a Vanity Fair subscriber Exclusive offer: Subscribe to get one month of Vanity Fair free START YOUR FREE TRIAL LITTLE GOLD MEN The Year of Zendaya BY REBECCA FORD The Little Gold Men team looks at the actor’s big year ahead, and breaks down how she went from Disney star to an A-list red-carpet It girl. READ MORE A BILLION TO ONE Zohran Mamdani’s Tech Czar Is Undaunted BY JULIA BLACK New York City’s new chief technology officer, Lisa Gelobter, talks to VF about TikTok, “bureaucracy hacking,” and why her department can pull off what DOGE could—or would—not. READ MORE POLITICS Even Spencer Pratt Is Surprised by Spencer Pratt BY MAXWELL ADLER What began as a social media crusade against Karen Bass has evolved into a campaign attracting big-money donors from both political parties, endorsements from Hollywood power brokers, attention from conservative media, and enough voter frustration to make Los Angeles City Hall take notice. READ MORE STYLE Why Nicolas Cage Changed His Name Last Year BY ROBERTA MERCURI Idiosyncratic actor Nicholas Cage legally changed his name in 2025, after living 61 years under a different moniker. WATCH NOW STYLE Princess Diana's Mint Condition “Revenge” Jaguar Heads To Auction BY DIEGO PARRADO Attention classic car collectors: Princess Diana's black Jaguar XJ40 Sovereign, which was made for the royal in 1994, will soon be available to interested buyers. READ MORE Why this ad? MORE FROM VANITY FAIR POLITICS BUSINESS HOLLYWOOD STYLE ROYALS CELEBRITY 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 2026. One World Trade Center, New York, NY 10007. All rights reserved.