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Annals of Communications

Why Didn’t Vanity Fair Break the Jeffrey Epstein Story?

The former editor Graydon Carter and a journalist, Vicky Ward, give conflicting accounts of why the magazine didn’t publish sexual-abuse allegations in 2003.
On Television

Amazon’s New “Vanity Fair” Turns Becky Sharp Into an Endearing, Plucky Go-Getter

Viewers are made to feel sympathetic to Sharp’s hustle, but our sympathies would be alien to the author of the book, who imagined her as a pure opportunist, aiming to hoodwink fools and snobs.
Culture Desk

A Strange, Uneven Oscar Night in the Year of #MeToo

Books

How Tina Brown Remixed the Magazine

Looking at the legacy of the legendary editor.
On Television

Hive Mind

Culture Desk

Ingrid Sischy in The New Yorker

Cultural Comment

Caitlyn Jenner’s Big Début

Annals of Communications

The Hillary Show

Comment

Still Here

Books

White Mischief

The Current Cinema

Rob Jobs

On Television

Small Wonders

Profiles

We Are Alive

A Critic at Large

Radical Chic

Photo Booth

Larry Fink: The Vanities

A Critic at Large

What She Said

Page-Turner

How “Fielding” Hit Its Home Run

Double Take

The Many Names of P. G. Wodehouse

The Wayward Press

Search And Destroy

Letter from Palo Alto

The Face of Facebook