Barron Trump’s and Kai Trump’s Dueling New Business Ventures

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View in browser | Update preferences SUBSCRIBE FOR FULL ACCESS Show me an inveterate road-tripper and I’ll show you someone who’s stood, dissatisfied, in front of a line of refrigerators packed with energy drinks that look absolutely disgusting. But the next time she’s in transit, VF’s Savannah Walsh will see Celsius’s latest Cronenbergesque concoction and laugh in its face, as she just risked her well-being to taste-test both Barron and Kai Trump’s separate brands of canned vitality, all in the name of journalism. Neither is readily available at your truck stop of choice, as Savannah notes that both are limited offerings. So get them where you can, I guess. In a world where even your choice of canned caffeine is a political statement, it’s no surprise that Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey became a cultural flashpoint. Reporting today from the box office, Hillary Busis confirms that the right-wing social media sound and fury around the film signified nothing, as it’s on track to make big, big money this weekend. See you at the IMAX! But of course, that’s not all. Also on your reading list for today: Aidan McLaughlin’s conversation with Dr. Annie Andrews, the Democratic contender for Lindsey Graham’s former Senate seat; Marisa Meltzer’s restless visit to an Austrian sleep clinic; and Elise Taylor’s inside view of Hollywood power lunch spot the Polo Lounge, where the salad might be as famous as its starry patrons. EVE BATEY, EDITOR I Tried Barron Trump’s and Kai Trump’s Dueling Energy Drinks So You Don’t Have To BY SAVANNAH WALSH Donald Trump’s failed beverages didn’t stop Barron and Kai Trump from launching their own sippable ventures. Will their first forays into business do any better? 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 HOLLYWOOD The Odyssey’s Epic Box Office Haul Breaks The “Go Woke, Go Broke” Myth BY HILLARY BUSIS Christopher Nolan’s film is on track to bring in over $257 million, proving the Ghostbusters and The Little Mermaid flops weren’t due to politics—and people will pay for a great yarn. READ MORE PARTY ANIMALS The Democrat Who Thinks She Can Win Lindsey Graham’s Senate Seat BY AIDAN MCLAUGHLIN There is a path to victory for Annie Andrews, according to Democrats. Her best chance might be against Nancy Mace—but “there is no bottom” to her, says Andrews. READ MORE LETTER FROM AUSTRIA No Rest, No Relaxation: My Week at a Sleep Clinic BY MARISA MELTZER Could giving up caffeine, fruit, alcohol, and sugar and contemplating life in rural Austria cure insomnia? Or is it just a gentle and expensive nightmare? READ MORE CULTURE The Glamorous Inner Workings of Hollywood’s Reigning Power-Lunch Spot BY ELISE TAYLOR As the iconic Polo Lounge marks 85 years in business, Vanity Fair embeds themselves in the Beverly Hills Hotel to hear all the Hollywood tales and see how the proverbial McCarthy Salad gets made. READ MORE STYLE Matt Damon and Ben Affleck Are Almost Empty Nesters BY VALENTINA DIRINDIN Matt Damon and Ben Affleck are close to joining Angelina Jolie in the empty nest club. 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.