Are Republicans Slowly Backing Away From Trump?
With some Republicans distancing themselves, at least rhetorically, from acceptance of the January 6 insurrection, are things actually changing? Maybe, maybe not.
Why Does the Economy Look So Good and Feel So Bad?
Inflation! Supply chain! GDP! Economist Beth Ann Bovino looks at the ups and downs of our (grim and not so grim) economic moment.
What Happens in a Post–January 6 World?
Hive national political reporter Abigail Tracy divines what the reverberations from January 6 will mean for the future of the American electoral process.
Did the Lingerie Business Make Jeffrey Epstein Possible?
As the Ghislaine Maxwell trial picks up speed, a look at the financiers behind the infamous financier.
Will the Metaverse Be Filled With Nazis?
Will Mark Zuckerberg’s newest obsession be the haven he imagines, or will it become another hothouse for the culture wars? The Hive’s executive editor, Miriam Elder, prognosticates.
Inside Nap Dress Nation With Nell Diamond
The creator of the “it” dress talks building an empire and gaming Instagram.
All Politics Are Local
Our Inside the Hive cohosts parse the issues they believe will determine 2022 midterm elections—and discuss Succession as a coping mechanism.
Shocking: Conservatives Tell Joe Rogan to Never Apologize, No Matter What, Ever
After Joe Rogan apologized for using a racial slur in old podcast recordings on Spotify, Republican politicians and Fox News stars jumped to his defense.
Love Is a Crime Podcast: Send in the Clowns
In the final episode of Vanity Fair ’s podcast, Joan Bennett’s final chapter echoes her film noir beginnings, including a “volatile” fourth marriage and one last hit movie, which would become a classic in the horror genre.
Love Is a Crime Podcast: Joan Under Fire
In the penultimate episode of Vanity Fair ’s newest podcast, Joan Bennett’s career pays the price for her husband Walter Wanger’s ultimate “crime of passion.”
Love Is a Crime Podcast: The Scandal Unravels
In the latest episode of Vanity Fair ’s newest podcast, a passion-induced shooting changes the lives of three Hollywood figures forever—but is the wrong party feeling the most heat?
Love Is a Crime in Photos
In Vanity Fair ’s new podcast, Karina Longworth and Vanessa Hope look back at one of Hollywood’s most notorious scandals, and the two people—Hope’s grandparents—who were at the center of it.
Love Is a Crime Podcast: A Man Pushed to the Brink
In the sixth episode of Vanity Fair ’s newest podcast, probes from the Hollywood Blacklist, a plummeting film career, and his wife Joan Bennett’s infidelity drive Walter Wanger to rock bottom.
The Supreme Court Just Moved the Voting Rights Act From Life Support to Deathbed
With John Roberts isolated, and the three liberals in dissent, five ultraconservatives gave the GOP a major 2022 boost.
Shocking: Conservatives Tell Joe Rogan to Never Apologize, No Matter What, Ever
After Joe Rogan apologized for using a racial slur in old podcast recordings on Spotify, Republican politicians and Fox News stars jumped to his defense.
Peloton CEO Steps Off the Bike
A leadership shakeup and job cuts at the fitness company were among a slew of changes announced Tuesday.
Republican Infighting Over Trump Is More Theater Masking His Control Of The Party
Anger in some corners over the RNC’s statement that Jan. 6 was “legitimate political discourse” is less one of substance, and more one of style — and electoral concerns.
Crypto Fanboys Are Mad the Men Behind Bored Ape Yacht Club Have Been Revealed
A BuzzFeed report identifying the founders of one of the most valuable NFT collections has drawn ire from the crypto community. The reporter asks: “How do you hold them accountable if you don’t know who they are?”
Report: Andrew Cuomo Looking for Perfect Moment to Make You Forget He Left Office in Total Disgrace
The ex-governor of New York is already plotting his resuscitation campaign. Meanwhile, the fallout from the Cuomo brothers continues to shake out at CNN.
Longtime Trump Adviser David Bossie Looks to Take Over the RNC, Sources Say
As Republicans gathered in Salt Lake City to prepare for the midterms and 2024, sources say Bossie is mounting a quiet bid to replace Ronna McDaniel, who won Trump’s ire after refusing to push his election-fraud claims.
