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Cristiano Ronaldo told Vogue that this could be his final year in football and outlined plans for life after retirement, including travel and other ventures; he previously signaled that the 2026 World Cup could be his last with Portugal and suggested he might only play at club level for one or two more years, all while continuing to ply his trade with Al Nassr.
Kaia Gerber and Homer Gere headline Vogue's September issue, following in the fashion footsteps of their iconic parents Cindy Crawford and Richard Gere who posed together for Vogue in 1992; shot by Steven Meisel, the ’80s-inspired spread features Chanel ensembles and nods to their FX series The Shards, with Kaia noting she didn’t want to be “the child” riding on fame and her dad offering guidance as he enters acting.
On Vogue's September cover, Kaia Gerber and Homer Gere address the nepo baby label, with Gerber insisting she’s benefited from her lineage while urging peers to prove themselves through work, and Gere noting he grew up largely outside Hollywood and has earned his opportunities. Both discuss the scrutiny that accompanies fame as they promote Ryan Murphy’s FX series The Shards, and reflect on their famous parents’ Vogue history.
Kaia Gerber, in a Vogue cover story, opens up about her brother Presley Gerber’s long battle with drug use and mental health. She explains that his openness helped shift the family dynamic and that witnessing his honesty contributed to her own tendency to put her needs aside and hesitate to ask for help.
Tallulah Willis, daughter of Demi Moore and Bruce Willis, married musician Justin Acee in Sun Valley, Idaho, wearing a custom cream Balenciaga gown by Pierpaolo Piccioli with a tulle veil. The engagement was announced in December 2024, and her family attended the dress fitting and celebration, marking a high-profile celebrity wedding.
Vogue, with writer Biz Sherbert, highlights 50 young Americans (18–30) who embody modern American style, selected from photo submissions, a short video, and brief Q&As; the finalists span the nation and diverse influences—from Pacific Northwest grunge to Westernwear to vintage inspirations—showing how internet culture, 2000s fashion, and personal history shape today’s Americana.
Meryl Streep will not attend this year’s Met Gala. THR previously reported she was asked to co-chair but declined, and BuzzFeed quotes her publicist saying Streep has never attended the event and that Vogue and Anna Wintour’s affair “has never quite been her scene,” despite speculation sparked by Bezos’ involvement as sponsor.
Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez will be honorary chairs for the Met Gala 2026, fueling controversy over billionaire influence in fashion funding and prestige, as the event ties to the Costume Institute's Costume Art exhibit focused on marginalized bodies and the evolving role of fashion in museums.
Vogue outlines Met Gala Weekend 2026 in New York City, detailing a packed slate of pre-Gala events, official and private after-parties, brand fêtes, and spectator-friendly venues from Wednesday through Monday, plus tips on where to spot celebrities and how to participate in the buzz.
From the London premiere’s glamour to an industry snapshot, The Devil Wears Prada 2 frames Runway’s decline as fashion pivots from print to digital, with Vogue’s enduring influence and Miranda Priestly symbolizing lasting power; the piece also highlights shifting power toward commercial partnerships, rising designer prices over two decades, and a move away from traditional gatekeepers toward a more networked, collaborative industry.
Vogue columnist Eileen Kelly writes about dating someone more than twice her age — a piece many readers interpret as referencing her relationship with Anthony Kiedis, and it discusses power dynamics and public perception of age-gap romances, though she does not name him explicitly.
Devil Wears Prada 2 is generating buzz after Variety noted Emily Blunt’s character bears a Sánchez–Bezos–like flair, with the actress playing a billionaire’s glamorous partner; Blunt’s reps deny the resemblance, while the piece tie-ins to real-life Vogue rumors, Met Gala ties, and ongoing coverage of the Bezos–Sánchez connection, framing the chatter as pop‑culture intrigue rather than a factual portrayal.
Madonna surprised Coachella crowds by joining Sabrina Carpenter for a late-set performance that included Vogue, Like A Prayer, and a debut of a new song, Bring Your Love, from her upcoming Confessions II album; the duo spoke about mutual inspiration, with Madonna recalling a 20-year-old Coachella moment while wearing the same boots and corset, ending with a hug as Carpenter smiled on.
Madonna joined Sabrina Carpenter onstage during Coachella Weekend Two for a show-stopping Vogue duet and a heartfelt Like a Prayer, signaling new material from Madonna’s forthcoming Confessions II and offering a first listen to an unreleased track, I Feel So Free, as Carpenter’s set intensified the festival finale.
At Coachella weekend two, Sabrina Carpenter brought Madonna onstage for a show-stopping surprise during “Juno,” transitioning into Madonna’s “Vogue” medley and a potential unreleased track, delivering a rare full-circle moment since Madonna’s own early Coachella days. Madonna also teased the upcoming Confessions II album for July, while Carpenter’s set previously featured other guest appearances, underscoring a star-studded festival moment and a busy year for both artists.