What You Missed Over Winter Break

Welcome back! Though many of you may have spent the last few weeks unplugging and relaxing, we’ve been hard at work publishing the sort of scintillating stories you can only find at Vanity Fair. Here’s what you missed in the interim—from a review of Netflix’s biggest show to a fascinating look back at the inimitable life of Zsa Zsa Gabor.

Game On

In the second season of Squid Game, debt-ridden people once again debase themselves for bored billionaires. What could be more timely?

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Making Nosferatu

Robert Eggers has been thinking about his take on the vampire classic since before he started making professional films. He and his Oscar-nominated DP, Jarin Blaschke, put everything into getting it right.

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Who by Fire

Bad Sisters creator Sharon Horgan breaks down the painful but realistic ending to her Apple TV+ series, which has found new resonance in the current political moment: “We all hoped we’d be in a different place in the world right now.”

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The Fabulous Fabulist

“From the start,” writes oft married 20th-century icon Zsa Zsa Gabor in her eminently entertaining autobiography, One Lifetime Is Not Enough, “I luxuriated in having an audience, making people laugh, in binding them to me by all manner of spells.”

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Going for Gold

Vanity Fair predicts who will win big at the Golden Globes in every category.

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