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Global Editorial Director @vanityfair

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@darializaforny doesn’t regret attending a pro-Palestine rally on October 8, 2023. This is Fair Game with @guiducci, where no subject is off the table. Watch the full episode at our link in bio. 30 Oct 2026

“Do you believe that someone who is convicted of murder with intent should be physically confined to protect the public?” “But that is what happens in the day-to-day.” @darializaforny This is Fair Game with @guiducci, where no subject is off the table. Watch the full episode at our link in bio. 30 Oct 2026

“Trump is someone who understands popularity.” @darializaforny This is Fair Game with @guiducci, where no subject is off the table. Watch the full episode at our link in bio. 30 Oct 2026

“I think how she lost actually mattered.” Ta-Nehisi Coates joins Vanity Fair global editorial director @guiducci for this episode of Fair Game. Watch the full conversation at our link in bio. 15 Oct 2026

“I’m going to make many individual decisions that you’re clearly not going to like.” Today, Vanity Fair’s New Establishment list returns for the first time in nearly a decade. In the top spot: OpenAI cofounder and CEO Sam Altman. Vanity Fair’s editor @guiducci sat down with Altman for interviews in San Francisco, the first time on September 11 and again on October 2. Over the course of these conversations, Altman discusses his views on Donald Trump, the midterms, Xi Jinping’s state visit, ChatGPT and suicide prevention, safety breaches, the film ‘Artificial,’ in which Andrew Garfield plays him, OpenAI president Greg Brockman’s political motivations, and the real risk of extinction—along with much more. Watch the two-part interview at our link in bio. 05 Oct 2026

“I mean, first of all, these are some of the hardest questions that we face or that anybody developing this technology faces.” Today, Vanity Fair’s New Establishment list returns for the first time in nearly a decade. In the top spot: OpenAI cofounder and CEO Sam Altman. Vanity Fair’s global editorial director @guiducci sat down with Altman for interviews in San Francisco, the first time on September 11 and again on October 2. Over the course of these conversations, Altman discusses his views on Donald Trump, the midterms, Xi Jinping’s state visit, ChatGPT and suicide prevention, safety breaches, the film ‘Artificial,’ in which Andrew Garfield plays him, OpenAI president Greg Brockman’s political motivations, and the real risk of extinction—along with much more. Watch the two-part interview at our link in bio. 05 Oct 2026

When Vanity Fair first laid out the New Establishment in 1994, it told the story of how one group of old white men was being replaced by a group of younger white men—and Oprah. Over more than 25 years, Vanity Fair’s annual New Establishment list has chronicled the tidal changes in wealth and influence, from the rise of Apple and Google to the moment when social media engulfed every other kind of media (Mark Zuckerberg appeared on the cover of this magazine in 2015). Then, perhaps as the digitization of modern life felt complete, the list went dormant. Nearly a decade later, the New Establishment returns with new stories to tell. The most profound difference between then and now, however, is not the industries, or the technologies, or the demographics (the list is unfortunately still mostly white and male). It is that so many in the New Establishment are currently at odds with the greater society. Much of today’s New Establishment behaves like the antiestablishment. Heroes, it turns out, are hard to come by. But perhaps nowhere else are you likely to find a group that includes both Elon Musk and Kaitlan Collins; Pope Leo XIV and New York Times CEO Meredith Kopit Levien; Tucker Carlson and New York City mayor Zohran Mamdani; the next generations of Ellisons, Murdochs, and Arnaults. (Pictured here by @annieleibovitz are also Gavin Newsom, Daria Aliza Chevalier, Ryan Murphy with Sarah Paulson and Kaia Gerber, Hasan Piker, Taylor Sheridan, Chanel’s Matthieu Blazy, and James and Kathryn Murdoch.) Our editors composed this list to reflect the world as we see it, rather than how we’d like it to be: For better or for worse, we said. Several entrants are among the most controversial people on earth, widely perceived as supranational supervillains—post-morality in anticipation of becoming post-human. The AI philosopher kings and their fallen-angel investors make yesterday’s moguls seem quaint… No magazine list will change the world, but the people on this one were chosen precisely because they can. Read my full editor’s letter at VF.com 05 Oct 2026

Every day a new scientific breakthrough or existential threat seems to make the world more aware and more distrusting of an AI future that we’re told is rapidly approaching—whether we like it or not. Nobody is more recognized as the face of artificial intelligence—as a technology, an industry, and a civilizational shift—than Sam Altman. Long before he became a household name, Altman established a towering reputation in Silicon Valley: persuasive prodigy, visionary futurist, relentless CEO. But as OpenAI’s influence broke out of tech’s insular bubble, some of the very same traits that served him well in Northern California have become his greatest liabilities. Altman is finding it hard to shake a public image as unknowable, at best, and perhaps delusional about what constitutes an acceptable future. As the public understanding of AI grows—along with the anxiety it induces—he has found himself the figurehead of humanity’s next chapter. Even Altman admits there’s a “non-zero” chance that it’s our last. I sat down with Altman for two interviews in San Francisco, the first on September 11 and again on October 2. In the intervening three weeks, the story about AI seemed to turn upside down about a half dozen times. Over the course of these two conversations, topics discussed included Trump’s ballroom, Luca Guadagnino’s ‘Artificial,’ being characterized as a villain in society, his company, and the technology itself—exinction risk, alignment, regulation, and ChatGPT’s role in mental health and suicide. It is clear that while Altman publicly asks to be regulated, he is also aware that it is unlikely he will be. “We’re going to make…I’m going to make many individual decisions that you’re clearly not going to like,” he told me. “You can come try making them all; they’re not so easy.” Watch the two-part interview on VF.com. 05 Oct 2026

“There’s something really frightening about the greatest city in the world not having the greatest culture in the world.” –@jeremyoharris For Vanity Fair’s new flagship interview show, Fair Game, Global Editorial Director @guiducci hosts in-depth and far-reaching conversations with the most interesting characters from the worlds of Hollywood, Politics, Style, Silicon Valley, and beyond. It’s all Fair Game. Watch the full episode at our link in bio. 02 Oct 2026

At the Oscars Party earlier this year, I was surprised by how many guests hadn’t actually…seen the Oscar movies! And wondered how the magazine could help. Today, we announced the first annual Vanity Fair Screening Room taking place over two weekends this fall, in LA and NYC. Our goal is to inject the most interesting, most electric films of the year directly into the cultural bloodstream. I promise popcorn will be served 🍿 Thank you to everyone who’s already signed on to take part. More to be announced soon! 01 Oct 2026

Our first inspiration for this shoot was the 1927 film Metropolis, because...have you read the news lately? Thank you @nadineijewere @florencepugh and @nathankleinstyling who found this hat in the archives of the National Theatre. Congratulations to @hillibuster on her first cover story. (Incoming soon: the return of the New Establishment List.) 25 Sep 2026

“If you feel like you got a bit more in the tank, keep going.” Watch @kingofbingo on Vanity Fair’s new flagship interview show, Fair Game, at our link in bio. Vanity Fair Global Editorial Director @guiducci hosts in-depth and far-reaching conversations with the most interesting characters from the worlds of Hollywood, Politics, Style, Silicon Valley, and beyond. It’s all Fair Game. 24 Sep 2026

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