Vanity Fair gets behind-the-scenes of 'World War Z', and honestly things do not sound like they went well.

In a Vanity Fair interview, Taylor Swift said some not-so-flattering things about Tina Fey and Amy Poehler, who gently made fun of her at the Golden Globes.

Funny man Louis C.K. answers questions about his happiest moment and greatest achievement in the latest issue of Vanity Fair.

The week prior to the Oscars I wrote about the recently released photo booth photos from the 2011 Vanity Fair Oscar after party.

It took some serious balls for Vanity Fair to sit on these tremendous images from their Oscar party photo booth for an entire year (maybe they didn't, but this is the first I'm seeing them), but I have to say their patience is paying off because these photos (as well as Film Drunk Oscar Bracketology) have me oddly excited for this weekend's Academy Awards, even though I couldn't accept my many, many invitations to exclusive after parties (ongoing beef with Wilmer Valderrama).

Vanity Fair's Hollywood issue is always eye-catching and this year the online version has gotten interactive while paying tribute to some of our favorite character actors like Stephen Root, Margo Martindale, Richard Jenkins, Judy Greer, and J.

Listen guys, if you're going to commit crimes, it's best not to discuss them online on any forum, okay.

So the new issue of Vanity Fair, the one with the boobalicious pic of Katy Perry on the cover, was finally delivered to my house yesterday (Only about 10 days late and yes I am one of those weird people who still loves to read the physical copies of big, glossy magazines).

Ant Man gets very little respect.