The Vanity Fair photographer behind last month’s close-up portraits of President Donald Trump’s closest staff shared a terrifying anecdote about his experience photographing Jeffrey Epstein. In a post to Instagram on Tuesday,

Christopher Anderson, the Vanity Fair photographer whose portraits of top White House officials helped propel the article to viral status last month, revealed on Tuesday that he had been asked to photograph Jeffrey Epstein in 2015.

I didn’t know much about him, other than the fact that he had heavy connections to powerful men,” the photographer wrote.

Photographer Christopher Anderson recalls the billionaire pedophile dispatching a bodyguard to attempt to intimidate him

In December, Vanity Fair published extensive interviews with Susie Wiles and other administration officials. Here are some further details from those conversations, given recent actions in Venezuela.

Christopher Anderson says an urgent summons of Lauren Boebert over the Epstein files upended his West Wing shoot.

Vicky Ward's Vanity Fair article was one of the first on the fiendish financier -- and it could have exposed his sexual predation. Vanity Fair Archive Jeffrey Epstein showed up in Vanity Fair editor-in-chief Graydon Carter’s office in 2002 during a ...

White House chief of staff Susie Wiles reflected on President Donald Trump's second term in a series of interviews for a two-part profile published Tuesday by Vanity Fair, speaking candidly about key players in the administration who have influence over ...

MANSFIELD - Vanity Fair, the magazine that is "the premier publication for Hollywood obsessives, the insider's source for arch political analysis, and a trusted home for incisive narrative journalism," per its own description, has released the first part ...

Meghan Markle’s team floated the idea of a “post-Harry divorce book” to a publisher, a damning new Vanity Fair exposé claims. The scathing piece, published Friday, delves into the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s struggling business ventures, painting ...

The day after the fatal ICE shooting in Minneapolis, the secretary of Homeland Security was met with protests outside her press conference in the building that houses Vanity Fair’s offices.

The former editor of Vanity Fair for 25 years, Graydon Carter is a family man, father of five grown children, better known for his signature white hair and urbane elegance, never without a handkerchief – Hermès, he has 30 of them ("This is my greatest ...