Executives working for Elon Musk have been advised not to seek a higher security clearance for him due to concerns about his drug use and contact with foreign nationals, according to reports.

By Rania Aniftos It’s Billie Eilish’s 23rd birthday, and to celebrate, Vanity Fair released its eighth annual interview with the superstar on Wednesday (Dec. 18) in which she answers the same ...

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Musk has reportedly failed to cooperate with security clearance reporting rules, hiding info on things like meetings with foreign leaders. According to disclosure stipulations, Musk is required to ...

Mike Hogan is Vanity Fair’s executive digital director, overseeing the magazine’s digital editorial operation. He also edits feature stories and writes from time to time, mainly about TV ...

Internacional’s Thiago Maia was one of players who took to the streets to help the city’s inhabitants, and his efforts have now been recognised with the FIFA Fair Play Award. The midfielder ...

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Kim Kardashian's fans were stunned by her new look for a fresh SKIMS campaign shared on Monday. The 44-year-old brunette beauty was showing off blonde locks as she posed in pinup styles.

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However, the current ICO model only favors a few buoyant investors who eventually dump the token and crash the price once it goes public. But, the concept of fair launches is taking off the inequality ...

Vanity Fair editors Claire Howorth and Michael Calderone reflect on the lessons learned from Democrats’ catastrophic loss and lay out ways the media can hold Republicans to account next year.