Vanity Fair

vanityfair.com — Photo by Alyssa Bereznak. As a frequent employer of Harvard graduates, we at Vanity Fair receive alumni mail in our office from time to time. This week, we were delighted to find a thick, crimson-covered book in our mailbox: the Harvard Class of 2003 Tenth Anniversary Report.

vanityfair.com — As you can see, the Battle of Ivankasburg was a chaotic engagement, with troops from both North and South combing over barren, parched terrain with horrifying, deadly results. American legend has it that at the precise spot where the last combatant fell, desperate Confederate officers hurriedly buried the remainder of their rations to prevent seizure by the North.

vanityfair.com — When you're Morgan Freeman, we imagine that there are few things you are obligated to do in life. Staying awake during a live television interview for a local news program you've never heard of is not one of them. Hence Freeman's partially conscious segment on This Morning, an a.m.

vanityfair.com — For a 60 Minutes segment that aired last night, correspondent Lara Logan and a production crew were granted access to one of Michael Jackson's five secret warehouses-containing row after row of the late pop star's effects. Although they were not able to disclose the location of the M.J.

vanityfair.com — One enters the installation through a hidden gate on a stretch of West 34th Street crowded with commuters queuing up for discount MegaBus journeys. The initial stretch of park is a post-industrial oasis, densely overhung with weeds and trees.