| MIKE HOGAN,
EXECUTIVE DIGITAL DIRECTOR |
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President Trump and his Sharpie are at it again. Now he wants to kill off PBS and NPR. Last month, the White House said the public broadcasters have “zero tolerance for non-leftist viewpoints,” which is funny because my dad said he heard a perfectly respectful interview with a GOP congressman on NPR just this morning. I guess when you’re to the right of Mussolini, everything starts to look left wing. In other news, the Met Gala is Monday. Let our experts help you count down in style. |
In the opening of the 2014 short film The Gentleman’s Wager, Jude Law and Giancarlo Giannini sit beside one another, each clad in soft white pants and sunglasses, on the sundeck of an exquisite sailboat. “I want this boat,” Law says. Giannini gives him a wry look. “Built in 1928, designed by the Baglietto yard,” he replies as the sea glitters cerulean behind him. “Nothing like it in the world. Rarer than rare. It’s not for sale.” |
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For more than 170 years, the craftsmen of the Baglietto shipyards in La Spezia, Italy, have built some of the world’s most sought-after boats, from a yawl for a pope to yachts beloved by Peter Sellers. A new book dives deep into the archives. |
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Get all the details about the most glamorous night of the year. |
After going off the grid for three months, the viral star turned podcast host opens up to VF about her crypto scandal, her mental health, and the future of Talk Tuah. |
The states most reliant on federal funding for public media are in prime MAGA country. |
After their star-crossed lovers met their fate in the White Lotus season three finale, Goggins and Wood apparently unfollowed each other on social media—leading to rumors of a rift between the two. |
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