Changing T.

You go in there and read a few of Vanity Fairs articles, only to find yourself bombarded with one article after the other of immature, childishely written hit pieces against those interviewed or spoken of. You're left with the feeling they've hired a bunch of common core-educated college age children fresh out of high school to cover these stories. Zero talent = zero entertainment. So, unless you're willing to risk losing a few neurons, then don't dare to enter. You might come out alive, but less intelligent than before you entered. Unless you're into National Enquirer type gossipy gossip, leave Vanity Fair to the high drama addicted, soap opera type readers.