Prince Harry’s ‘Spare’ Reviewed; the Congressional Kardashians; Grace Kelly’s Fairy-Tale Gown

Plus: The Making of a Social Media Punching Bag

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Prince Harry’s Spare Questions the Meaning of Privacy in the 21st Century

By ERIN VANDERHOOF

With the help of an American approach to personal writing, the memoir charmingly presents a prince who isn’t all that impressed by his birthright.

Keeping Up With the Congressional Kardashians

By MOLLY JONG-FAST

For spotlight-seeking House Republicans, the lesson from last week’s Speaker drama seems to be to dial up the crazy.

What You Didn’t See on TV at the Golden Globes

By DAVID CANFIELD AND NATALIE JARVEY

Rihanna turning heads and Ke Huy Quan bonding with Mike White—VF reveals the kinds of moments that really do only happen at the Golden Globes.

How Arielle Charnas and Something Navy Became a Social Media Punching Bag (Again)

By EMILY JANE FOX

As rumors swirled about the fashion blogger and brand influencer, onlookers expected a Business Insider exposé. The truth turned out to be something very different.

Stephen A. Smith Thinks You, Too, Could Be Stephen A. Smith

By DAN ADLER

The ESPN personality knew that when he sat down to write his memoir, there were certain family events he’d have to cover, for better or worse: “I had always promised my mom I would never write the book as long as she was alive.”

Why Grace Kelly’s Wedding Dress Embodies a Made-for-Hollywood Fairy Tale

By FAWNIA SOO HOO

Widely considered one of the most iconic gowns in fashion history, Grace Kelly’s wedding dress continues to be interpreted—even by royals and celebrities—over six decades later.