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Gavin Newsom Sets Out to Reconcile "the Split Personality" of His Life Spent Growing Up Alongside the Gettys

BY JAMES REGINATO

"I never considered…that my deeper entry into the Getty world would rob me of my own hard-earned story," the California governor writes in his new book Young Man in a Hurry: A Memoir of Discovery.

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STYLE

A Tour of Tracee Ellis Ross's Effortlessly Cool WeHo Office

BY ELISE TAYLOR

The Black-ish star is officially in her beauty-mogul era with her natural hair care brand, Pattern Beauty. But her corporate life is anything but drab.

HISTORY

Introducing the Kim Sisters, America's Original K-pop Superstars

BY MARGARET HEIDENRY

Decades before BTS, Blackpink, and KPop Demon Hunters, the Korean trio took Vegas and The Ed Sullivan Show by storm. Here, surviving member Sue Kim tells their unbelievable story—from living in abject poverty to sharing a marquee with Elvis.

FASHION

Introducing the Rising Star Behind Dries Van Noten

BY JOSÉ CRIALES-UNZUETA

In just a year, Julian Klausner has gone from a complete unknown to an undeniable rising star. VF meets the 34-year-old Belgian ahead of his fifth show for Dries Van Noten at Paris Fashion Week.

MUSIC

How Fab 5 Freddy Introduced Blondie to Rap

BY FAB 5 FREDDY AND MARK ROZZO

In an excerpt from his memoir, Everybody's Fly: A Life of Art, Music, and Changing the Culture, Fab 5 Freddy recounts how graffiti, rap music, and break dancing came together to create a cultural movement in New York, long before hip-hop went mainstream.

FASHION

Paris Hilton Would Like to Remind You that She "Invented Y2K"

BY JOSÉ CRIALES-UNZUETA

"I could see so many things that were Paris-coded," Paris Hilton tells VF of sitting front row at the Gucci show at Milan Fashion Week.

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As you might have noticed, we at Vanity Fair have long covered all things Kennedy. That includes Ryan Murphy's FX series Love Story: John F. Kennedy Jr. and Carolyn Bessette. We published first-look images from the series; we talked to stars Sarah Pidgeon and Paul Anthony Kelly; we dug into whether its depictions of Kennedy's relationship with Daryl Hannah and Jackie O's final days resembled real life (not always, as Jack Schlossberg has said, and as Hannah herself has now written in The New York Times). Today, we've got another story to add to the roster: supervising producer (and VF contributing editor) Juli Weiner's insider account of how the crew created the all-important wedding episode, from reconstructing a landmark church to landing on the writers' interpretation of why, exactly, Bessette was two hours late to the ceremony.

Elsewhere, we're continuing to cheer for Alysa Liu (who was just as inspiring in person as she was at the Olympics, according to writer Natasha O'Neill), running down the history of political protests at the Oscars, and waiting with bated breath for more Heated Rivalry. See you Monday!

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How Love Story Recreated JFK Jr. and Carolyn Bessette's Wedding, Down to the Last Cigarette

BY JULI WEINER

Cowriter Juli Weiner takes us inside the show's reenactment of the big day—from the James L. Brooks classic that inspired the episode's thorniest moment to the poignant original ending she ultimately had to nix.

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SPORTS

Golden Girl Alysa Liu Takes a Victory Lap

BY NATASHA O'NEILL

The Olympic champ won hearts (and medals) with her cool confidence on the ice—but she's also not resting on her laurels: "Having the Olympic gold doesn't satisfy me." VF talks one-on-one with the gold medalist.

TELEVISION

Everything We Know About Heated Rivalry Season 2

BY KASE WICKMAN

With the show hot off a big night at the GLAAD Media Awards, here's everything we can expect from the highly anticipated second season.

Party Animals

Inside War-a-Lago, Trump's Palm Beach Members Club Turned Gilded Situation Room

BY AIDAN MCLAUGHLIN

In the first edition of Party Animals, a weekly column on politics, power, and society in the nation's capital, Vanity Fair's Aidan McLaughlin examines a balmy feature of Donald Trump's second-term military operations.

At Trump's South Florida palace, the commander in chief launches wars in between waltzes. Members, socialites, and White House officials take VF inside the makeshift Situation Room at Mar-a-Lago.

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