ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY AND AWARD NEWS  MAY 16, 2019 Get Lost in the Vanity Fair Archive Decades of magazine history are now at your fingertips. Today, Vanity Fair editor in chief Radhika Jones officially unveils a full online archive, containing everything ever published in the magazine: as Jones puts it, “a state-of-the-art, searchable presentation of the entire history of Vanity Fair, from its beginnings in 1913 to its revival in 1983 through to the present. Here you’ll find vibrant color illustrations and evocative woodcuts, poems by A.A. Milne, humor from P.G. Wodehouse and Dorothy Parker, and court dispatches by Dominick Dunne. You’ll find jaw-dropping photographic portraiture by Annie Leibovitz,from a nude, pregnant Demi Moore to Whoopi Goldbergin a bathtub of milk. You’ll find essential investigations by Marie Brenner, Bryan Burrough, and Maureen Orth. It’s more than 700 issues’ worth of zeitgeist moments rolled into one.” The archive is free to read through June 30—all you have to do is create an account here if you’re not already a subscriber. (Although—don’t you want to be a subscriber?) Elsewhere in HWD, Nicole Sperling chats with Olivia Wilde about her buzzy directorial debut, Booksmart; we survey the most notable ensembles spotted at Cannes; Laura Bradley speaks with CW chief Mark Pedowitzabout the network’s uncertain future; and Yohana Destaconsiders an intriguing possibility: could Bran Stark win the Game of Thrones?

Dive In Vanity Fair’s editor in chief welcomes readers to the first fully searchable collection of its entire history, from its Jazz Age beginnings to its 1983 revival and on to the present day. READ MORE » Ready for Her Close-Up Olivia Wilde’s buzzed-about directorial debut, Booksmart, is a celebration of Gen Z—who are coming of age in, she says, “this demented political situation.” READ MORE » Ooh La La! From the sunny afternoon photo calls to the drama of the gala red carpets, the Cannes Film Festival offers no lack of opportunities for the world’s most fashionable movie stars to showcase their best looks. Ahead, a look through the most outstanding fashion on the Croisette. READ MORE » Show No Fear The CW is saying goodbye to Supernatural, Arrow, Jane the Virgin, and Crazy Ex-Girlfriend. Still, exec Mark Pedowitz is confident: “I feel we are incredibly stable in a not-stable world.” READ MORE » Bran Stark F.T.W.? There must be a good reason Vegas oddsmakers seem convinced Bran will wind up ruling the Seven Kingdoms—here’s how that possibility might play out in the Game of Thrones finale. READ MORE »