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Girls on Miley Cyrus: She's a slut: Teenagers shame the Disney star for her controversial Vanity Fair shoot.; Tracy Clark-Flory May 2, 2008
Women ARE funny. And foxy!: Vanity Fair spotlights Tina Fey and other female comedians, and the question isn't "Why aren't women funny?" but "Why are today's funny women all so hot?"; Sarah Hepola Mar 4, 2008
Worst. President. Ever.: How bad has George Bush been for the American economy? Joseph Stiglitz counts the ways; Andrew Leonard Nov 9, 2007
Will Rudy Giuliani's marriage hurt his chances?: Vanity Fair's profile of "Don't call her Judi" Giuliani depicts a small-town girl turned diva and an apparent seven-year itch. Can this candidacy be saved?; Joan Walsh Jul 30, 2007
History according to Vanity Fair: Ted Sorensen -- and Bruce Willis -- set the record straight on JFK.; David Talbot May 14, 2007
The wisdom of Ted Sorensen -- and Bruce Willis: The Kennedy speechwriter, and the Republican star, set the record straight in Vanity Fair.; David Talbot May 14, 2007
Iranian regime change: "Faster, please!": Neocon Michael Ledeen, long a proponent of "democratic revolution" in Iran, weighs the odds of military action by the U.S.; By Alex Koppelman Jan 15, 2007
Why women aren't funny: In the forthcoming issue of Vanity Fair, Christopher Hitchens explores one of life's great questions.; Page Rockwell Dec 6, 2006
Pissed off about Iraq? Blame the women: American Enterprise Institute scholar Michael Ledeen says Bush's female advisors are running the show.; Page Rockwell Nov 6, 2006
Topless bodies found in brainless magazine: Filled with headless nudes, upside-down legs and vast, inflated breasts, Vanity Fair's Hollywood issue is a giant package of artificial cheese.; By Rebecca Traister Feb 14, 2006
Actresses pose nude for Vanity Fair: Designer Tom Ford directs magazine's skin-filled Hollywood issue.; Tracy Clark-Flory Feb 8, 2006
Inside the Judith Miller saga: Vanity Fair dishes on the former New York Times reporter.; Tim Grieve Dec 7, 2005
Kate Moss' snappy comeback: Can the model return? Vanity Fair answers its own question.; Rebecca Traister Nov 11, 2005
Man bites lap dogs!: Vanity Fair critic and new blogger James Wolcott sinks his fangs into the plush hindquarters of Fox, CNN and the media elite.; By Kerry Lauerman Sep 28, 2004
The betrayal of the whistle-blowers: Thanks to a glaring legal loophole and a hostile Justice Department, a federal employee who revealed that U.S. nuclear facilities were unsafe found his career and life ruined. And many other whistle-blowers share his fate.; By Eric Boehlert Oct 21, 2003
The crisis of the pro-war liberals: As Iraq deteriorates, some born-again hawks like Christopher Hitchens are still waving their sabers -- but others are skulking toward the rear.; By Michelle Goldberg Sep 22, 2003
"How to Lose Friends and Alienate People" by Toby Young: A would-be member of the media elite describes his hilarious misadventures trying to succeed in the shallow, celebrity-obsessed world of glossy magazines.; By Michelle Goldberg Jun 17, 2002
Irony is dead! Long live irony!: As jingoists call for a New Sincerity, we need irony -- the serious kind -- more than ever.; By David Beers Sep 25, 2001
Gore Vidal joins the black-helicopter crowd: With his defense of Timothy McVeigh as a heroic freedom fighter in this month's Vanity Fair, the contrarian goes postal on us once and for all.; By Gary Kamiya Aug 9, 2001
That's "It"?: Vanity Fair celebrates Itness, but why? In the grand capitalist scheme of things, an It Girl is a hood ornament.; By Carina Chocano Aug 21, 2000
Amy Sedaris digs wigs and baking: The star of "Strangers With Candy" likes "small woodland creatures" and wants to play Angie Dickinson as "Police Woman."; By Rex Doane May 5, 2000
The media minuet: Spring is here. And so is the meeting of media moguls, mavens -- and the National Magazine Awards.; By Sean Elder May 4, 2000
Throw me a quote: All I needed were a few pithy comments from celebs on the subject of sports gear. After hundreds of messages, I've finally realized that Hollywood doesn't like me.; By Stephanie Gregory Mar 13, 2000
In the Buffy: Has Sarah Michelle Gellar become a vamp naysayer? Would a flying rock by any other name smell like perfume? In a world full of uncertainty, one thing's for sure ... three hours of Roberto Benigni at the Oscars are three hours too many.; By Amy Reiter Feb 14, 2000
For every back, a knife: Truth merges with fiction in a new roman à clef about Condé Nast that has New York insiders buzzing.; By Sean Elder Feb 2, 2000

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