The world was denied the opportunity to hear President Donald Trump’s address to the White House Correspondents’ Association in April, after an armed man attempted to breach the event’s security. That chance presented itself again last night, as the president returned—in a “Trump 2028” hat, no less—to celebrate the First Amendment and the media. Just kidding! He didn’t celebrate those things much at all, as VF’s White House correspondent Aidan McLaughlin reports.
Fueled by the righteous indignation Aidan’s story will surely bring, maybe you’ll decide to get something done in the yard? It’s Saturday, after all! Before you grab the weed wacker, take a look at Elise Taylor’s investigation into Hamptons landscaping, which will either inspire or distract you enough to think twice about going out in this heat.
Also hot? Charli XCX’s new album, as examined by Maxwell Adler, and comedian Cat Cohen, who spoke with VF’s Kase Wickman about the stroke she experienced at age 31. More tomorrow!
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As an AI Thomas Jefferson delivered a lecture on the freedom of the press, Trump warned journalists “When I’m gone, you’re all gonna be broke.”
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In the “major leagues of landscape,” here are the hedges, trees, and hydrangeas that have “if you know you know” energy for the East End elite.
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With her latest album Music, Fashion, Film, the pop star swerves away from Brat instead of chasing it—trading club anthems for post-punk guitars and sharp wit.
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Take your broken heart and turn it into art, they say. VF talks to comedian Cat Cohen, who took that literally to create her new Off Broadway one-woman show, Broad Strokes.
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The Princess of Wales wore the famed Swan Lake Suite necklace only a few months before her death during a performance at the English National Ballet.
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With rare perfectionism and the deepest of pocketbooks, Anne Bass, socialite ex-wife of Texas billionaire Sid Bass, carved out an exquisite 1,000-acre domain in South Kent, Connecticut. It was her haven until April 2006, when three masked intruders held Bass and her artist companion, Julian Lethbridge, captive for one terrifying night. VF’s Michael Shnayerson investigates.
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