Hillary Busis is a senior Hollywood editor at Vanity Fair. She oversees the HWD section's film and television coverage, with a strong focus on the arts and entertainment landscape, including film, theater, and digital photography. Hillary's work has been featured in Vogue India, Glamour, GQ India, and other prominent publications.
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By: Hillary Busis
The Emmy nominee has thoughts on fans who turned on Noah Wyle's Dr. Robby, and those who hope he and Taylor Dearden's Mel become a couple.
By: Hillary Busis
D'Arcy Carden, William Jackson Harper, and Abbi Jacobson dropped by for a podcast as warm as an episode of
By: Hillary Busis
A source close to the actor tells ‘VF’ that the backstory behind Cusk’s new book is little more than “a very clever marketing ploy.” From ‘Life of M’ to Jonathan Safran Foer’s inbox, the Oscar winner frequently gets thrust into other people’s narratives. But why?
By: Hillary Busis
The actor and writer opens up about her sweeping Netflix series, a more complete adaptation of the novel than her grandfather Elia Kazan's seminal movie, starring Florence Pugh, Christopher Abbott, and Mike Faist.
By: Ariana Bacle, Erin Strecker, Hillary Busis
Erin Strecker, Ariana Bacle, Hillary Busis How I Met Your Mother , the saga of Ted Mosby's ( Josh Radnor ) tumultuous love life — and the
By: Kase Wickman, Savannah Walsh, Chris Murphy, Hillary Busis, Rebecca Ford, John Ross, Maxwell Adler
As the sun sets on another summer at the cinema, we look ahead to the fall 2026 movie releases poised to dominate the box office and the film festival circuit.
Once upon a time, nerds didn't know they were dressing like nerds, which actually made their ensembles kind of cool.
By: Savannah Walsh, Rebecca Ford, John Ross, Chris Murphy, Hillary Busis
The Emmys 2026 nominations are a blend of old and new guard. For proof, look no further than the year's four most nominated TV shows : medical
By: John Ross, Rebecca Ford, Kase Wickman, Hillary Busis, Savannah Walsh, Joy Press
From a new Amy Poehler comedy to fresh takes on Blade Runner, East of Eden, and Harry Potter to docu-dramas about JonBenet Ramsay and Sam Altman.
By: Hillary Busis, Wengel Gemu, John Ross
The 51st edition of the Toronto Film Festival brings together world premieres of more populist movies, some films that premiered in Telluride to a
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