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October 18, 2026 |
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Thousands and thousands of words have been written on Stanley Tucci’s comforting—but never saccharine—nature. I don’t see any reason to add to that analysis when I can just direct you to Savannah Walsh’s interview with the polymath, which communicates his charm far better than I could. He’s ostensibly promoting his latest movie, a heist film called Masterplan that dropped on Prime Video this weekend. But, as is his wont, he went into so much more during their conversation, from AI to aging to why food in the UK can hold its own against Italian cuisine. Read it and be soothed. We also have some reporting that, while less relaxing than our time with Tucci, is equally satisfying. In Paris, Olivier Bouchara reports on Jordan Bardella, the man dubbed “the French Charlie Kirk.” In Washington, Aidan McLaughlin spends an evening with Fox News anchor Bret Baier. And from deep inside all our darkest fears about Silicon Valley, a double-header: Rebecca Ford reveals all the secrets behind Elizabeth Holmes documentary You Can See Everything, while Hillary Busis and Julia Black debate the merits and foibles of Artificial and The Social Reckoning. |
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HOLLYWOOD Stanley Tucci on Why He Might “Semi-Retire” After Masterplan By Savannah Walsh The Oscar nominee chatted with VF about fatherhood, his new art heist movie, and his frustrations with AI. Read more |
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POLITICS The Crown Prince of the French Far Right Is Losing His Throne By Olivier Bouchara Right-wing prodigy Jordan Bardella is facing a slippery slope after his mentor, Marine Le Pen, returned from political exile. Read more |
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POLITICS “History Will Judge”: Bret Baier on Trump, Fox News, and the Perilous State of the Press By Aidan McLaughlin On a night out at his “clubhouse” in Washington, the Fox News anchor weighs in on Trump’s war with the media, his old colleague Pete Hegseth, and how history will judge our increasingly wild national climate. Read more |
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MOVIES Spoilers Ahead: Everything to Know About You Can See Everything By Rebecca Ford The top-secret documentary from Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim has finally hit theaters. Here’s what shocked us the most. Read more |
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ROYALS See Harry and Meghan’s First Public Appearance Since Returning to the UK By Stefania Conrieri The Sussexes’ return has reignited tensions with the royal family. Read more |
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TECH Why Artificial Works and The Social Reckoning Doesn’t By Julia Black Here’s our honest review about two of the season’s most-talked-about tech films. Read more |
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