#Graydon Carter
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djkerr · 3 months ago
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Christine Baranski attends the Bloomingdales x Air Mail Event during New York Ready to Wear Fashion Week. Academy Mansion NYC | September 5, 2024
📷 cred Steve Eichner/WWD via Getty Images
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📷 cred David Benthal/BFA.com
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ripplefactor · 1 year ago
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At Graydon Carter’s flat, Christopher Simon Sykes, The Dakota, New York, 1996 ..
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sock-to-the-third · 3 months ago
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Nothing but silence, a soggy, soothing silence.
The Physical Culture Peril by PG Wodehouse
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theurbancode · 1 month ago
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dbguidebook · 1 year ago
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Darling Bonnie's Collectable ((Art House)) Book Club: 'The Mural At The Waverly Inn'. #Societythings
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zmkccommonplace · 1 year ago
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Life is a succession of minor failures; the key is to keep them minor.
Graydon Carter
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serpentinesheldonserpentine · 7 months ago
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Mis Crawford? No, I don't want an autograph. M’am? I am afraid I am going to ask you to step out of line and come downtown with me.
Is that Graydon Carter behind the store detective?
And Elizabeth Taylor circa National Velvet as the cashier?
Who made this film, John Waters?
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gregdotorg · 2 years ago
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'Ah, Have You Seen Cy's Picasso?'
we already know now, but the way Edmund Wilson wrote a 1994 Vanity Fair profile of Cy Twombly to cast uncertainty, if not exactly doubt, on whether the Picasso Twombly copied for his partner Nicola del Roscio in 1988 was the same Picasso copy he called the first painting he ever made—or recalled making, to be at once both more precise and more vague—while hinting at the actuality of their relationship, but keeping Twombly and del Roscio—and Johns and Rauschenberg, for that matter—tastefully in the closet, is quite a period piece.
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world-of-celebs · 4 months ago
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Alicia Vikander attends the 2016 Vanity Fair Oscar Party hosted By Graydon Carter at Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts on February 28, 2016 in Beverly Hills, California. 
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kylieforeverandever · 6 months ago
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Kylie Minogue attends the 2015 Vanity Fair Oscar Party hosted by Graydon Carter at the Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts on February 22, 2015 in Beverly Hills, California.
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silvyysthings · 5 months ago
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Your last anon said Airmail is isn't reputable. It is Before Vanity Fair lost it's touch that website was huge. The guy who was creative director - Graydon Carter left Vanity Fair and created Airmail.
This past year I've seen big reporters reference Air Mail articles. I've seen it mentioned on The View this year which is a mainstream tv show. Besides that article in Air Mail got so much attention so it's not like he didn't get attention for his article. Just like the small podcast he did also got a lot of attention.
This is the theme from fans that I don't get. He denied multiple times the SA allegation which was 1 allegation. How often does he need to talk about it?
Besides each time he does talk about it there is potential to get sued so it's risky. When his friend and former lawyer Kent did a podcast this year he said he had to be careful with his words because a lawsuit could still happen. That's why he was so quiet for years. He knows he is innocent and his accuser is spending time on Twitter wishing assault on children. She's not a credible person so why address someone that unhinged if you already did in multiple statments and a large article?
Armie is the rare celebrity who listens to his lawyer and I wish fans understood how easily it is to get sued even if you are telling the truth. Besides, I think an innocent person doesn't need to constantly say they are innocent.
Lastly the cannibal accusation is what lost him his first few roles. His main accuser did the press conference in March. He lost multiple roles and his agency starting in January and February. That is what people remember. So he addressed in it in the podcast.
And denying something like SA isn't some magic bullet that fixes everything. I need fans to understand that. It's naive to think that way. We are wired to believe the negative about people and that's something he understands and is living with. Perhaps fans need to adjust.
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ankahikoibaat · 3 months ago
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10 Characters
tagged by: @littleblackraincloudofcourse tagging: @heatherfield @firstelevens @agreatandhonorablesoldier @flashandtheholograms and whoever else wants to! rules: name 10 of your favourite characters from 10 different fandoms, then tag 10 people to do the same.
1. Bonnie Bennett (The Vampire Diaries) 2. Obi-Wan Kenobi (Star Wars) 3. Alec Hardison (Leverage) 4. Neal Cassidy (Once Upon A Time) 5. Scott McCall (Teen Wolf) 6. Guinevere (Merlin) 7. Nynaeve al'Meara (Wheel Of Time) 8. Graydon Hastur (Willow) 9. Dick Grayson (Batfam) 10. Sharon Carter (MCU)
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anonymoushouseplantfan · 1 year ago
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I think fmr VF editor Graydon Carter was one of those who had the measure of her when she burst onto the scene as Harry’s girlfriend. The fiasco behind the scenes of her Vanity Fair cover shoot and story must have been hilarious to him, imagine Ken Sunshine on the phone with him weakly threatening the Queen’s wrath on him if he did not make the changes Meghan wanted to the story. No wonder years later he mentioned Harry and Meghan doing everything wrong, he certainly saw it from the beginning.
I hope he dishes on that cover. I bet he has a lot of behind the scenes tea.
It was just a bizarre choice for a future Duchess and it seems the palace knew she was doing it. The photos were weird Diana cosplay and the copy was cringe.
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emcgoverns · 4 months ago
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elizabeth mcgovern (with michelle dockery) attends an evening with the cast and producers of “downton abbey” hosted by ralph lauren and graydon carter (december 2012) | 📸: craig barritt
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brian-in-finance · 1 year ago
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Do you have a Top5 of Caitriona's hairstyles or haircuts?
Thanks for the message, Anon
No.
But I scrolled through Getty Images, stopping after “five,” just for you. In chronological order:
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People’s Choice Awards • 7 January 2015 • Los Angeles
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Oscar Wilde Awards • 23 February 2017 • Santa Monica
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Vanity Fair Oscar Party Hosted By Graydon Carter • 26 February 2017 • Los Angeles
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Belfast Premiere • 8 November 2021 • Los Angeles
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Los Angeles Times “Embracing her passions” story • 22 November 2021 • Duh
You might sense a pattern. 👩🏻🚫💇🏻‍♀️ Brian prefers loose, long hair. I’m interested to hear what anyone else thinks. Do you have a favourite or a Top 5? 😃
Remember… I am just old-fashioned enough to prefer long hair. — Erich von Stroheim
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the-fall-of-armie-hammer · 2 years ago
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The article attempts to discredit an accuser with what they claim are subsequent contradictory statements and calls into question whether the incident — which both Hammer and his accuser say happened, though their characterizations differ — could have been physically possible.
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However, a fact-check of the piece conducted by The Fine Print as well as our own reporting, including interviews with four current or former Air Mail employees, reveal that Air Mail published a story about horrific allegations of abuse with only perfunctory efforts to investigate them. Relying primarily on Hammer, sources close to the star, and materials provided by Hammer’s representatives, Air Mail presented a thinly reported, one-sided account of events and then falsely billed it as exhaustive reporting that had exonerated the actor. Many of what the story claims are fresh revelations are, in fact, recycled information that had previously been published on social media accounts dedicated to promoting Hammer’s version of events and criticizing his accusers. “It was a lot,” a source familiar with the story told The Fine Print. “I mean, all of us kind of felt a little ick about it.”
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There was little institutional imperative to attempt to reach out to the story’s subjects — including, most crucially, the women who have publicly accused Hammer of sexual abuse and rape. “Because the turnaround was so fast, it was like a hot potato,” said a source familiar with the story. The fact-checkers instead relied on Kirchick’s interview notes, materials supplied by a publicist for Hammer, and publicly available material. “All the notes that came in were from Armie Hammer, and there were not any interviews done with the women,” said a source familiar with the story. “We did the best we could with what we had been given, and we all felt a bit squeamish about the story, to be honest.” According to a source familiar with the story, there seemed to be a sense of resignation to the whole process: Discussions with Air Mail’s lawyer ended on the fallback position that if the publication were sued, their insurance would cover it.
The result is a story whose sourcing was incredibly one-sided. All of the eight sources identified in the piece are either Hammer or his friends and close contacts, all but one of whom are men: the actor’s “childhood friend,” his “longtime personal trainer,” his “doctor,” a “close friend,” the producer of one of Hammer’s movies, and, for some reason, sex expert Dan Savage. The only named female source is Hammer’s godmother Candace Garvey who is cited (but not quoted) corroborating Hammer’s claim of being sexually abused at age 13.
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