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Most Helpful Customer Reviews   65 of 78 people found the following review helpful: Great mix of gossip and hard news, December 17, 2001 By  mirope "mirope" (Seattle, Washington) - See all my reviews    "Vanity Fair" is head and shoulders above anything else on the magazine rack. On the one hand, it has loads of fun, gossipy stories on celebrities - past and present - combined with state-of-the art work from the premier photographers in the business, including Herb Ritts and Annie Leibowitz. While the articles on entertainment celebrities are usually pure PR fluff pieces, there are also more in-depth articles about the power players behind the scenes and old Hollywood legends. These voyeristic guilty pleasures sit comfortably side-by-side with some of the best serious journalism in print. Month after month, "Vanity Fair" addresses important issues that are only covered superficially in most of the media. The editors aren't afraid to allow their reporters to do long pieces on foreign affairs, politics and the economy. If it's been a major event on the world scene, "Vanity Fair" has covered it, and covered it well. I almost always read it cover to cover, and always come away feeling like it was time well spent.   35 of 41 people found the following review helpful: A great mix of Entertainment, Fashion, and Society..and a great deal, June 29, 2005 By  A. G. Corwin (St. Louis, MO) - See all my reviews       Vanity Fair has undergone a major transformation in the last several years from magazine geared towards women to a monthly that appeals to a much broader audience. The writing has gotten consistently better as well, though the occasional article will be little more than fluff. Photography is always lush, with the art world's top talent contributing beautiful done shots of major stars. Issues like Young Hollywood, or New Music Stars are fantastic, and every issue is something fresh and interesting. In any given month we get a star showcase on the cover. Recent months have seen Lindsay Lohan, Sandra Bullock, and Hilary Swank. Interviews with these stars are fascinating because they invariably reveal more than they expect to. A recent interview with Sheryl Crow revealed the best of Vanity Fair, an intelligent, emotional, and honest interview that reveals a lot about Sheryl. The acccompanying photography is simply gorgeous. Every month has a rambling diary from the frequently tiresome Dominic Dunne (yes Dom, we get it, you know everyone.), a hard hitting political piece, and a expose on the past of politics, hollywood, or society. The articles are mostly great stuff, but with some clunkers in every issue. Every time I receive an issue, I know there will be articles that will fascinate me. Friends use to claim that Vanity Fair was a girl's magazine. Well, its not just for women anymore. That being said, don't just order here. Go to their website and to the subscription inserts in the magazine itself, compare the prices, and request that a billing notice be sent to you instead of paying with a credit card. This way when your subscription is up for renewal, you have the opportunity to cancel without your card being charged. Often times sites like this one utilize a third party service that contracts with the various magazines, your payment goes to them and they auto-renew you. I find it easier to do it through the magazine themselves. Saves me the trouble, and invariably, the magazine comes a lot quicker.   3 of 3 people found the following review helpful: Upscale People Magazine, January 9, 2002 By  G. Powell (Seattle, WA USA) - See all my reviews       Vanity Fair is head and shoulders above "People" magazine. It targets those uppty folks who won't read those fashion rags, but still want to know about the rich and famous. Sometimes its really good reading but mostly I could care less. Exception is the murder and mayhem from the expose of the Show jumping (horses) circuit. (Re-written into the book "Hot Blood", which if you missed it is a great read into the greed of rich people. You'd have thought that there was such a thing as so much money you wouldn't have to cheat insurance companies but I guess I didn't factor in the cost of a top rated jumping horse.) The covers have in the past been very cutting edge. Anyone remeber the issue with Demi Moore in full body paint and a minor shadow? But who is dating who on the movie sets is not what I care about. If you do, get this one over the others. Share your thoughts with other customers:  › See all 62 customer reviews...		Most Recent Customer Reviews Avoid unless you like to be told how to think Unless you want the Editor's liberal political views SHOVED down your throat, avoid this magazine. It leans to the left so hard that you have to lie on your side to even read it... Read more Published 6 months ago by Sadie Delaney Vanity Fair subscription I have loved the magazine for years and decided it would be smarter to subscribe. The first issue came a month earlier than I expected in perfect condition. Read more Published 6 months ago by Sarah Elizabeth Lakin Vanity Fair They began my subscription with an old issue which I had already purchased over the counter. The following day I received the current issue. Read more Published 7 months ago by Just a Reader Love the Photography The only reason I like this magazine was because of the photography in it. I find most of the articles boring, or not to my tastes. I do enjoy the photography. Read more Published 7 months ago by sketchalot Not quite as informational as the phone book, and less entertaining I'm not sure how this magazine ever got the reputation for being more than the glossy fanzine it is. Read more Published 7 months ago by Melissa Adler A Must-Have Don't be fooled by the pretty faces on the cover. This is one of the savviest newsmagazines around. Read it and love it for the crackling writing, the grown-up humor, and the... Read more Published 8 months ago by Kate Fleet It's Alright If you want a magazine for fashion, buy Vogue. If you want a magazine for news or current events buy Time or Newsweek. This magazine seems a bit schizophrenic. Read more Published 9 months ago by M. Rains People Plus Equals 3 Stars. This is a magazine for those enthralled with celebrities. Without the fine writing of Christopher Hitchens I rarely would read it. Read more Published 9 months ago by Steve Guardala My Favorite Magazine Vanity Fair is my favorite Magazine. I enjoy the editorial features as well as fashion, entertainment and so much more. It smells better than other piece of mail in my mailbox. Read more Published 9 months ago by Margaret K. Bond Can't live without Vanity Fair I don't remember when I first started reading Vanity Fair, but it was many years ago and I have continued to read this great publication, as well as save the issues for the... Read more Published 9 months ago by Not Oprah/Imus Search Customer Reviews Only search this product's reviews ›  See all 62 customer reviews...

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