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Kim Kardashian Earned Her Actors on Actors Interview
POWER COUPLESocial media has piled on the business mogul-turned-TV star’s appearance in the popular video series. But her gossipy chat with Chloë Sevigny proves them all wrong.
Truman Capote and His Boring, Forgettable ‘Feud’ Finally Die
FORGIVE AND FORGETWhile the season started strong, Capote’s battle with high society went out with a whimper.
Two Major Deaths Rock ‘Feud: Capote vs. the Swans’
THE BEGINNING OF THE ENDIn the penultimate episode of “Feud: Capote vs. the Swans,” two main characters reach the end of their lives.
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‘Feud’ Reveals an Even Bigger Enemy Than Truman Capote
A VULTURE IN SWAN’S CLOTHINGOne of Truman’s swans has been deceiving her friends this entire time. When will the other ladies recognize the enemy among them?
‘Feud’ Premieres the Doc Truman Capote Didn’t Want Us to See
FOUND FOOTAGEWhile making a black-and-white documentary with the Maysles Brothers, Truman Capote plans a big soirée: the infamous Black and White Ball.
‘Capote vs. the Swans’ Was the Big Bang That Predicted 2024
REALEST HOUSEWIVESThe month the show is set, Oct. 1975, was one of the most consequential pop culture moments, setting in motion everything from Real Housewives to Taylor Swift at the Super Bowl.
‘Capote vs. the Swans’ Cast Talk Making TV’s Juiciest Series
ANSWERED PRAYERSWhat does it take to play malicious NYC socialites? Diane Lane, Calista Flockhart, Chloë Sevigny, and Tom Hollander go deep with Obsessed on making “Feud” a scandalous delight.
Meet the Beautiful Socialites Who Wanted Truman Capote Dead
🍸🍸🍸The first two episodes of “Feud” Season 2 lay out the groundwork for the socialites’ war against Capote, their former friend and new enemy.
How Chloë Sevigny’s Closet ‘Sale of the Century’ Went Viral
SHOP ‘TIL YOU DROP“It felt like Schrödinger’s Closet Sale,” one attendee told The Daily Beast.
Drew Droege: ‘I Play a Lot of Awful Gay People. I Love It.’
HIDDEN TRUTHSDrew Droege became famous for his Chloë Sevigny videos. His plays, like “Happy Birthday Doug,” show gay men at their most extreme. But, he says, our inner devils reveal so much.
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