Last year, Vanity Fair revived an old franchise called “We Nominate for Oblivion.” It’s basically the opposite of a letter of recommendation, an opportunity for a writer to rant for 600 odd words about something that bugs them—and for the past eight-ish months, I’ve been serving as the magazine’s chief complaint artist. I have bravely taken a stand against misuse of the term “nepo baby,” caring about “Mercury in retrograde,” cruises, and therapyspeak, with more of my issues to come in forthcoming issues. And this week, the hosts of Little Gold Men got in on the fun by naming TV trends they’d love to cancel. Join us for a refreshing spritz of good-humored negativity—and if you’ve got concepts you’d like to nominate for oblivion, I’m all ears.
Elsewhere, we’ve got a full lineup of Hollywood-centric stories, from Samantha Bergeson’s breakdown of what’s true (and what’s not) in the new Anthony Bourdain movie to Savannah Walsh’s interview with the director of Meghan Markle’s Girl Scouts documentary (try saying that three times fast) to Rebecca Ford’s chat with Sadie Sink about the Stranger Things alum’s super-secret Spider-Man role. More, as always, tomorrow!
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HILLARY BUSIS,
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The peak TV era is long gone, and fewer shows are being made now compared to even a few years ago. So maybe it’s time to take a closer look at what kinds of shows are actually being made. This week on Little Gold Men, we pick three TV trends that we’d like to see canceled—or at least put into hibernation for a bit... Read more
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Tony stars Dominic Sessa as a 19-year-old Bourdain—“spoiled, miserable, narcissistic, self-destructive, and thoughtless,” in the writer’s own words—decades before he became a celebrated memoirist and TV host. Ahead, a breakdown of which parts of the movie hew to fact—and which aspects are pure fiction... Read more
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The latest project from Meghan and Prince Harry’s Archewell Productions follows Girl Scouts through a “cutthroat” cookie-selling season with broader implications about diverse leadership... Read more
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As revealed in Spider-Man: Brand New Day, the Stranger Things star will be a key part of the cinematic universe moving forward—and she tells VF all about it... Read more
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Friends, family, and colleagues describe the titan of the food world’s obsessive love affair with Asia Argento: “I knew it was doomed; I knew someone was doomed.”... Read more
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