Vanity Fair

vanityfair.com — It's been awhile since we considered Tucker Carlson's aggregation kibbutz, the Daily Caller. Apparently sensing this, the Web site has a killer new publicity ploy-literally. [Three minor piano chords.] The Daily Caller will be giving away actual 9mm pistols to its readers, one per week until election day-or, presumably, the first lawsuit.

vanityfair.com — "Gatsby trailer looks more Las Vegas commercial romance than West Egg decadence and tragically hollow love story. #disappointed" "Voulez-vous barfez avec moi, ce barf? Moulin Rouge!" "I had no idea they had autotune back in 1922." "Who put this trailer together, Michael Bay? Cut, cut, cut, cut, cut.

vanityfair.com — Mother Jones reports that an airline passenger was asked to change her T-shirt because it said: "If I wanted the government in my womb, I'd fuck a senator." Wordplay-forbidden wordplay. "Let me strongly emphasize that the only reason she was asked to cover up her T-shirt was the appearance of the 'F-word' on the T-shirt," an American Airlines flack said in response to the incident.

vanityfair.com — Just days after the most anticipated I.P.O. since Google or so, shares at Facebook are down about seven dollars from their initial price. Yesterday alone, Facebook's stock dipped 8.5 percent. So whose fault is it, really? Financial analysts are blaming . . . everyone.

vanityfair.com — Just a week after Matthew McConaughey enthusiastically endorsed male stripping and custom thong design, the routinely shirtless actor has predictably been cast to play our nation's 35th president in Lee Daniels's new project The Butler.

vanityfair.com — Rupert Murdoch Played by Anthony Hopkins With the help of a few Murdoch-esque details-brown contact lenses, glasses, and a squinty smile-Sir Anthony Hopkins could portray a convincing News Corp. founder.

vanityfair.com — When Freddie de Cordova, Johnny Carson's longtime producer, died in 2001, his wife knew her big-caviar days were over. Their mansion would have to go. Then Janet de Cordova did something that shocked le tout Beverly Hills.

vanityfair.com — Check out these six color-rich products to add to your spring makeup kit.

vanityfair.com — When these adorable body-wash-and-lotion pairs arrived in our clutches, we knew just what to do: time for a bath! , which originated as a clothing brand, has never disappointed us with their beauty products. Tocca means "touch" in Italian, and though the name was originally selected for its association with fabrice softness it translates just as well for their beauty division.

vanityfair.com — When these adorable body-wash-and-lotion pairs arrived in our clutches, we knew just what to do: time for a bath! , which originated as a clothing brand, has never disappointed us with their beauty products. Tocca means "touch" in Italian, and though the name was originally selected for its association with fabrice softness it translates just as well for their beauty division.

vanityfair.com — Bergdorf Goodman joined with Debra Black of the Melanoma Research Alliance earlier this month in a progressive discussion about sun, safety, and style. The luncheon was held in honor of the M.R.A., the largest private funder of melanoma research. To date, the M.R.A.

vanityfair.com — Bergdorf Goodman joined with Debra Black of the Melanoma Research Alliance earlier this month in a progressive discussion about sun, safety, and style. The luncheon was held in honor of the M.R.A., the largest private funder of melanoma research. To date, the M.R.A.

vanityfair.com — You know the saying "Practice what you preach?" Well, meet my sports-medicine physician, Jordan D. Metzl, M.D . He's a total rock star in his field, because he literally practices what he preaches.

vanityfair.com — In support of Johnny Depp's upcoming portrayal of Tonto in Disney's Lone Ranger adaptation, the Comanche Nation has officially adopted the actor into its community, raising the question: has Johnny Depp been available for adoption all this time? (And if so, how did we miss the ads?)

vanityfair.com — How is this for a Cannes plot twist? Aniello Arena, the Italian actor who is already being praised at the prestigious film festival for "a very winning central performance" in the competition entry Reality, is unable to promote his breakout film because he is serving time in prison.

vanityfair.com — We've never really understood the lure of fantasy-the kind with kingdoms, and wizards, and sagacious yet hideous creatures. So the only reason we've ever found to participate in amusements like Game of Thrones or The Lord of the Rings is for the fighting, the politics, and the possibility of seeing some hot dudes remove their breastplates.

vanityfair.com — A lot has changed in Mogadishu, the capital of Somalia, since America's ugly involvement in the 1990s (as captured in the 2001 film Black Hawk Down). Evgeny Lebedev travels to a city fighting for recovery, and sees progress and stagnation battling for primacy.

vanityfair.com — Disclaimer: I do not claim to be a food critic by any means. I'm just a person who really enjoys eating. (I know you don't believe me, but it's true.)

vanityfair.com — For those of us who thought 2012's unchecked Ronald Reagan worship had gone way too far Mitt Romney mocked Newt Gingrich for only appearing one stupid time in the Gipper's diary, this morning's news that someone is auctioning "a vial of the late U.S.

vanityfair.com — How is this for a Cannes plot twist? Aniello Arena, the Italian actor who is already being praised at the prestigious film festival for "a very winning central performance" in the competition entry Reality, is unable to promote his breakout film because he is serving time in prison.

vanityfair.com — JPMorgan Chase C.E.O. Jamie Dimon is tall. He's fit. For a banker, he's nice-looking. And he's got that head of fluffy white, unbankerish hair. You could argue that Dimon's single greatest asset is that he doesn't look like Dick Fuld. Fuld, the former C.E.O.