Vanity Fair: January-April 2015 Issue

Inhaltsangabe

This is the VANITY FAIR MAGAZINE AUDIO CD EDITION: January - April 2015 Issue. Contents include:

JANUARY 2015 issue highlights:
*Exclusive: Bradley Cooper has always been willing to take risks, but the Academy Award-nominated actor reaches a new dimension with American Sniper
*Maureen Orth on the world's most powerful leader -- Angela Merkel
*Sarah Ellison on how Tony Blair, one of the most popular prime ministers in British history, became one of its most despised public figures
*Todd S. Purdum on James Patterson, the planet's best-selling author
*Laura Jacobs celebrates the 50th anniversary of George Balanchine's The Nutcracker
*And: James Wolcott on this year's high-drama elevator videos

FEBRUARY 2015 issue highlights:
*Rosamund Pike: From Bond Girl to Gone Girl to 2015's It Girl
*Special Investigation: How Dallas conquered Ebola
*Hollywood: Inside the filming of Fifty Shades of Grey
*The Met vs. MoMA: New York's big-money museum war
*Scandal: Why did a YouTube video bring Bill Cosby down?
*Plus: Larry David's Broadway debut

MARCH 2015 issue highlights:
*Editor's Letter: Graydon Carter introduces the Hollywood Issue
*Kim Jong Un vs. Sony: Details on the cyber-attack, North Korea's leader, and the country's growing film industry
*50th Anniversary: The co-stars of The Sound of Music re-unite and trade memories
*My Hollywood: Jerry Weintraub, Delia Ephron, and David Steinberg on their days in L.A.
*Top 10 Tribute: Vanity Fair ranks the best movies set in New York City
*Plus: The 125-year history of the tuxedo

APRIL 2015 issue highlights:
*Editor's Letter: Graydon Carter introduces the Special Issue on The Age of Money
*Hollywood: As House of Cards enters Season Three, its fearless first lady Robin Wright opens up
*Society: The killing that shocked New York
*Innovation: Richard Branson's risky bet on Virgin Galactic
*Nostalgia: A. A. Gill on the death of the phone call
*Plus: Flash Boys' Michael Lewis, Saudi Arabia's world-class shopaholic, and the White House's war on journalists

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