All five parts of the Christopher Hitchens memorial—including speeches from Graydon Carter, Martin Amis, Stephen Fry, Douglas Brinkley, Christopher Buckley, Olivia Wilde, Salman Rushdie, Sean Penn, and others—are now online at VF.com.
Part One is here, the subsequent videos are in carousel below.
Photograph by John Dempsie/Associated Newspapers/Rex/Rex USA.
Still bloodied by one of the worst self-inflicted corporate disasters in recent memory—last year’s $12 billion wipeout—Netflix C.E.O. Reed Hastings remains adamant about his goal: moving from red envelopes to streaming video. With Hollywood hailing his vision and needing his business, Netflix has started to rebound. But not everyone is sold.
Read story here by William D. Cohan; photo Illustration by Sean McCabe.
Obama singing Al Green tonight in NYC? We submit that we are charmed.
Thirteen seconds of genius. We suspect this plastic bag would be fun to drink with.
Our highlights vid from the Oscar party—set to The Naked and Famous’s “Young Blood” (download here). Pretty sleek stuff.
(The unquestioned best part, we’re going to submit, is Jon Hamm calling us a handsome devil).
A Single Man Abroad: At Althorp, the ancestral home of the Spencer family, Red Riding Hood’s Max Irons does the duties of a landed English gentleman: snifter-swirling, library-ladder-scaling, property-surveying. Watch this beautifully shot, operatic little film of our March spotlight.
A Jason Bell film.
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