Kase Wickman is a reporter for culture and society at Vanity Fair. She covers a range of topics including beauty and fashion, entertainment, and cultural movements, with a keen focus on celebrities and pop culture. Kase's work has been featured in prestigious outlets such as The New York Times, Glamour, and Rolling Stone.
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Kase Wickman predominantly covers entertainment news, with a focus on events and legal policy regulation within the industry. Pitches to her should be tailored toward providing insights into high-profile events in the entertainment industry or offering commentary on legal and regulatory matters affecting the world of movies, celebrities, awards, and pop culture.
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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.
See all the A-listers who walked the waterfront red carpet at the festival.
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: Kase Wickman
By popular demand, the rocker is putting out “Uninvited,” which she has been performing at shows over the past year, with one particularly memorable rendition.
By: Kase Wickman
Rogen, Kendrick, and Lauren Miller Rogen talk to Vanity Fair about the real-life experiences that inspired their new movie, a will-they-won’t-they story about having children.
Zendaya doesn't seem to do things in half measures, and the 2026 Emmys are no exception.
The couple have five nominations between them at this year's awards, spanning three projects. Not too shabby.
By: Kase Wickman
In a meta twist, Swift and host Mariska Hargitay untangled the mystery of whether Swift would make a cameo during the show. She did, and she…didn't.
The freshman Apple TV+ show about the goings-on of a definitely-not-cursed, okay-maybe-it’s-cursed island scooped up a total of 14 Emmys.
Zosia Mamet burst onto the scene in 2012 as the fast-talking, hyper-earnest Shoshanna in HBO's Girls.
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