In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Vanity Fair (UK)

• The Armenian Dream
  Call it a curse or call it destiny, Kim Kardashian’s success and her famous family are a prophecy foretold by her very own ancestors. It’s in her blood, argues JONATHAN VAN METER, who, in Citizen Kim, traces the mogul’s signature work ethic back to ancient Armenia
• The Good Wife
  A year after Charlie Kirk's murder, the MAGA movement is fracturing and the future of his influential political organization, Turning Point USA, now rests in the hands of his politically reluctant widow, who is also a victim of the conspiracy groupthink he fomented. With unprecedented access to her world, CLARA MOLOT asks: Who is Erika Kirk?
• THE NAVIGATOR
  Princess, madam, soldier, spy: Florence Pugh plays them all this year.
• BABES IN THE WOOD
  Six years ago, Jordan Firstman’s métier was hilarious and absurd impressions on Instagram. Now he’s gate-crashing awards season with a sweet, tender coming-of-age tale called Club Kid. REBECCA FORD catches up with an auteur on the brink—and the colorful cast of his big debut
• THE CALIFORNIAN
  Every move Gavin Newsom has made in his political career has seemed geared toward manifesting a certain destiny: the American presidency. As Newsom’s current dominion wobbles between failed state and vital organ, and his party lurches from self-loathing to valor, JOE HAGAN tags along to see if the slickest governor in the nation has what it takes to win over Democrats, never mind the whole country
• ROY OH ROY!
  In a bold move, the Whitney Museum has asked two outsiders to take on the bard of American comics—and they've assembled what's set to be a blockbuster reinvention of the Pop master. Before the debut, NATE FREEMAN traveled to Philadelphia to speak with Alex Da Corte, the first artist to curate a major retrospective at the Whitney, and Meg Onli, his co-curator