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Nobody Is Buying the Fanciest LA Real Estate

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By Emily Jane Fox Verified
| Vanity Fair Verified
Sometime last April, a steady stream of golf carts began carrying real estate brokers and potential buyers, social media influencers and those who accompany them, and nosy neighbors just in it for the mental math up the endless driveway to the storied home at the base of a Hollywood hill.
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副作用讓你瘦？每週來一針，不必刻意減肥體重直直落，注射糖尿病患者藥物Ozempic成為好萊塢飲食新熱潮！

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By Emily Jane Fox Verified
| GQ Taiwan Verified
1952年好萊塢米高梅工作室，美國女演員Debbie Reynolds在排練室崩潰了。當時她正在為《雨中歌唱》（Singing in the Rain）這部電影做準備，這將是她與男演員Gene Kelly（美國男演員、舞者、製作人、導演與歌手）一起合作，並首度擔任女主角，也是她第一次不得不跳舞。她19歲，有三個舞蹈老師，每天要不停旋轉8個小時。60年後，她在自傳中寫道：「到處都痛，最痛的是大腦和腳！」她記得當時自己躺在排練室那架鋼琴下，直到Fred Astaire（另一位電影演員、舞者、劇場藝術演員、編舞家與歌手）現身哄她起來。「妳不會死！」他告訴她，接著又說：「如果妳不出汗，表示妳做得不對。」於是她從當天早上8點拍到晚上11點，然後她就崩潰了，後來那幾天來，她聽醫生的話臥「病」在床。 該工作室有自己的 MD（Doctor of Medicine），目的是讓這些遇到事業障礙的藝人可以名正言順地注射所謂的「維生素針」——內容物是苯丙胺，也就是我們熟知的安非他命，這很可能也是毀了Judy Garland的東西（曾被美國電影學會選為百年來最偉大的女演員，後因服藥過量意外身亡）。...
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Bari Weiss’s Salon for the Disenfranchised Is Just the Beginning for the Free Press Original

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By Emily Jane Fox Verified
| Vanity Fair Verified
The line outside the old ’20s gothic theater slinked around the corner off Broadway. Not that off Broadway. Broadway in Downtown Los Angeles, at the newly redone Ace Hotel, which, on this night in mid-September, sold out all 1,600 seats. No big musician was performing inside. No television show or movie was premiering (there aren’t any in LA, or anywhere, right now). The crowds were filing in to watch four women debate whether the sexual revolution has failed.
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