From http://www.VF.com: Christopher Hitchens rebuts Alessandra Stanley's essay, "Who Says Women Aren't Funny?" To see more pictures and video, read more controversial commentary, and tell Hitchens what you think, visit vanityfair.com.
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Actor Robert Pattinson and director Catherine Hardwicke answer fan questions about Twilight at the Apple Store Soho, in New York.
From http://www.vf.com Vanity Fair editorial assistant Bill Bradley was auctioned off on Vanity Fair's Facebook page for an evening at the Waverly Inn.
From http://vf.comWhat happened to the promise of an honorable campaign? Whats with McCains reluctance to be personal with That One? Vanity Fairs Dee Dee Myers and Todd Purdum discuss the political fallout from the financial crisis, the final debate, and more in this weeks Capital Conversation.
For a write up and photos from the event, go to http://www.vanityfai r.com/online/culture /2008/11/04/twilight -at-the-apple-store. html
Actor Robert Pattinson and director Catherine Hardwicke answer fan questions about Twilight, music, and of course, girls, at the Apple Store Soho, in New York.
For a write up and photos from the event, go to http://www.vanityfai r.com/online/culture /2008/11/04/twilight -at-the-apple-store. html
Twilight director Catherine Hardwicke, on stage at the Apple Store, SoHo, answering questions about the movie, and awaiting Robert Pattinson entry.
From http://www.vf.com. Exclusive footage from a cover meeting with Vanity Fair features editor Jane Sarkin reveals that Graydon's original vision for this month's cover was never realized. Still, he seems pleased with the finished result, as well as the in-depth stories by Bryan Burrough, Gail Sheehy, Kurt Anderson, and others.
From http://www.VF.com: A video trailer for the new memoir in progress by the legendary Hollywood producer and author of "The Kid Stays in the Picture." To hear an hourlong audio excerpt of Evans reading from "Kid Notorious," visit vanityfair.com.
http://vf.com Vanity Fair's Todd Purdum discussing Ohio and Virginia at an election dinner party at the house of the late New York Times reporter extraordinaire R.W. "Johnny" Apple in Georgetown.
From http://vf.com Barack Obama has developed a clear lead in the polls and the battle ground states in recent weeks. Vanity Fairs Dee Dee Myers and Todd Purdum discuss the onslaught of the McCain campaigns mud-slinging, the Keating Five scandal, and the fallout from Palins debate survival.
From http://vf.com Last night marked the second presidential debate of the election season. VF Daily went to Harlem, on Frederick Douglass Boulevard, to see what residents had to say about Toni Morrison, Bill Clinton, a Barack Obama presidency, and the town-hall debate.
From http://vf.comEveryon e is blaming credit default swaps for the financial crisis, Vanity Fair's Bill Bradley went down to Wall Street to get the answer.
From http://vf.com On September 19, Paramount will release Ghost Town, a supernatural urban comedy starring Ricky Gervais, Greg Kinnear, and Tea Leoni. Vanity Fair Executive Online Editor, Michael Hogan spoke with writer-director David Koepp about how the film materialized.
From http://www.VF.com: West Coast Chopper shop owner Jess James takes Kiehl's on the road with him when he's riding his bike. In June 2008, he debuts the motorcycle he built to for the skin care brand, along with the Jesse James Dopp kit, which includes products for skincare tune-ups.
From http://vf.com John McCain promised to reduce earmarks if elected President. Vanity Fair editorial assistant Bill Bradley took to the streets to see if anyone knows what an earmark actually is.
From http://www.VF.com: Reporting for Vanity Fair magazine, fashion designer Abigail Lorick cornered three New York City Upper East Side high schoolers and asked them how real the hit CW show Gossip Girl really is. This is part one of a two part series.
Also check out Part 1 (http://www.youtube. com/watch?v=MuN2qua3 Cqs)
From http://www.VF.com: Go behind the scenes of Vanity Fair's photo session with the cast of AMC's period series Mad Men. Commentary by Vanity Fair's Jonathan Kelly. Read the spotlight: http://www.vanityfai r.com/culture/featur es/2008/06/madmen200 806