Susie Wiles Isn’t Going Anywhere
Monday, October 19, 2026
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October 19, 2026 |
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Imagine: If Hollywood had its way, Seinfeld might have ended up being a show about something. Today, VF brings you an amusing excerpt from a new biography called Emperor of Nothing: The Making of Larry David, which chronicles how David and Jerry Seinfeld wrote the pilot for their now classic sitcom—and how they made the show they wanted despite the meddling of folks who were determined to make David and Seinfeld’s prickly creation more like a regular sitcom. Before changing the subject, here are two more things about this excerpt. One: In the ’80s, Jerry Seinfeld was apparently really into Bikram yoga. Two: Look at the image illustrating this story. You might think it was shot a few days ago, but in fact, it’s from 1998. Larry David, please give us your skin care routine! Elsewhere, Nate Freeman reports from the British Museum Ball, while Chris Whipple says reports of Susie Wiles’s imminent firing are greatly exaggerated. (And Chris Whipple would know.) More tomorrow! |
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In an exclusive excerpt from the new biography, Emperor of Nothing: The Making of Larry David, the comedian and his writing partner, Jerry Seinfeld, look back on their days as Bikram yoga practicing roommates, and how their famed sitcom came to be. Read more |
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SCENE REPORT Benedict Cumberbatch, Jude Law, and More Celebrate at the British Museum Ball By Nate Freeman Artist Es Devlin transformed the Queen Elizabeth II Great Court for the second annual event, which brought more than 850 figures from the worlds of art, fashion, film, and British society to Bloomsbury. Read more |
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Why Susie Wiles Is Still Standing as Trump’s White House Careens Toward the 2026 Midterm Elections By Chris Whipple A veteran West Wing chronicler says the White House chief of staff is in for the long haul. Read more |
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