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Rebecca Ford
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Senior Hollywood Correspondent, Vanity Fair
Los Angeles
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Arts , Lifestyle , Nonprofits , People , Business Features
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By Rebecca Ford Verified| Vanity Fair Verified Olivia Colman has a friend who’s going through a horrible divorce. “She has a little victory every day by putting wee in her husband’s tea,” she tells Vanity Fair. “She pees in his tea every day.”It sounds like a detail out of the Oscar winner’s new film The Roses, a reimaging of the 1989 comedy directed by Danny DeVito.
By Rebecca Ford Verified| Vanity Fair Verified Warning: Spoilers ahead for the season three finale of The White Lotus. Aimee Lou Wood didn’t need White Lotus creator Mike White to tell her that Chelsea was going to die. Wood, who previously starred in Netflix’s Sex Education, was at her callback audition for the role when she was given a scene in which Chelsea finally hears from her boyfriend Rick that he would also like to be together forever. “My intuition kicked in, and I was so upset reading it. I didn’t have the rest of the scripts.
By Rebecca Ford Verified| Vanity Fair Verified Olivia Colman has a friend who’s going through a horrible divorce. “She has a little victory every day by putting wee in her husband’s tea,” she tells Vanity Fair. “She pees in his tea every day.”It sounds like a detail out of the Oscar winner’s new film The Roses, a reimaging of the 1989 comedy directed by Danny DeVito.
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Vanity Fair
Vanity Fair is a prominent American magazine that explores a variety of topics, including culture, fashion, and politics. Founded in 1913 by Condé Nast, it has established itself as a leading publication known for its in-depth profiles, investigative journalism, and high-quality photography. The magazine's roots trace back to 1859, when it first appeared as a humorous weekly in New York. The primary service of Vanity Fair is its monthly magazine, which features articles on significant political and cultural issues, along with profiles of influential figures. In addition to print, Vanity Fair offers extensive digital content, including news articles, videos, and podcasts. The magazine also hosts various events and awards, such as the annual New Establishment Summit and the Hollywood Issue party, further engaging its diverse readership interested in high-end fashion and lifestyle.
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