Bianca Censori, the wife of Kanye West, has given her first major interview to Vanity Fair. We share the key takeaways from the conversation.

On her «provocative» appearances

According to Censori, her revealing looks were neither the result of pressure from Kanye West nor financial motivation – they stemmed from her love of art.

«I genuinely had an obsession with nudity. I was naked everywhere and never distanced myself from it for a second. I kept recreating the same images over and over again. I would never do anything I didn’t want to do. My husband and I worked on my outfits together – it was a collaboration. There was never a moment when I was forced to wear something. If you were married to Gianni Versace, wouldn’t he give you a dress or something like that?», Bianca explained.

At the same time, the model admitted that she eventually grew tired of constant nudity, though she was satisfied with the outcome of the long-term experiment. She also emphasized that her silence gave her image a particular power – until now, she had deliberately avoided public commentary.

On public reaction

«I never cried myself to sleep because of other people’s words – the public reaction simply didn’t align with my intention. Once I explained this to someone, and they said: «Well, your intention got lost». And I thought: that’s okay. It doesn’t matter. I was able to express myself – and that’s what matters most».

On her personality

«I’ve never been able to control my emotions throughout my life. I form very deep attachments to people – so deep that they become a part of me. Have you seen the film «Two Become One», where the characters literally merge into each other? It resonates deeply with me. In a way, that’s who I am».

On Kanye

«I love him. I love him very much. Even if there is a certain codependency between us, it has only ever brought me joy. We are incredibly similar».

On Kanye’s antisemitic statements

«The fact that antisemitism has become mainstream is horrifying. But at the moment Kanye was posting those antisemitic tweets, public opinion was not my top priority. I wasn’t thinking about PR – I was focused on him and on myself. Somewhere deep inside, I knew this conversation would happen eventually, and I would have the opportunity to say: I am not an antisemite».

Censori also noted that Kanye had recently met with a rabbi:

«He needs to go through a process of making amends, and I am ready to support him, love him, and stay by his side».

On her new project – children and their «exploitation»

«It’s painful for me to watch parents post their children on social media. It’s clearly a form of child labor and an extreme use of a child for someone else’s interests. The very idea of a child becoming part of a machine terrifies me. I am convinced that excessive attention at an early age can cause serious harm».

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Vanity Fair has unveiled its annual Hollywood issue, entirely dedicated to the men of the film industry. Under the succinct headline The Boys!, twelve of today’s most sought-after young actors take the spotlight: Paul Mescal, Austin Butler, Michael B. Jordan, Jeremy Allen White, Glen Powell, LaKeith Stanfield, Callum Turner, Andrew Garfield, Jonathan Bailey, Harris Dickinson, Riz Ahmed, and A$AP Rocky, who is just beginning his journey in major films.

On one of the three covers, American-British actor Andrew Garfield poses alongside Brit Riz Ahmed and English actors Jonathan Bailey and Harris Dickinson.

The second cover features English actor and model Callum Turner, American actors Jeremy Allen White, LaKeith Stanfield, Glen Powell, and American rapper A$AP Rocky.

The third cover highlights Americans Austin Butler and Michael B. Jordan, together with Irish actor Paul Mescal.

«The actors featured on the three covers of Vanity Fair’s 32nd annual Hollywood issue embody a new generation of screen heroes. They are no longer the idols of early Hollywood, who appeared fully formed – with crafted names and carefully curated images. Nor are they the inflated superheroes often portrayed by modern cinema, even if some have taken on such roles. Our new leaders are far more radical – they are real. Alive, vulnerable, kind; each unique in their own way. It seems no generation of actors has ever been both so talented and so human. They are more good guys than invincible forces or fated rebels – and that is precisely why we love them», emphasizes Mark Guiducci, the magazine’s Global Director, in his editorial.

The photoshoot was captured by Theo Wenner, an American photographer renowned for his expressive, intimate, and cinematic work.

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Hollywood star Jennifer Aniston is the shining face of the latest Vanity Fair issue. For the cover, the 56-year-old actress posed for photographer Norman Jean Roy and shared candid, deeply personal reflections.

In her conversation with the magazine, the star revealed that with age, she has learned to approach life with more calm and to cherish the little things. She also came to a simple truth that brought her peace of mind:

«I’ve learned to let go of what I can’t control. It’s incredibly liberating. Now I appreciate the simple joys more — my morning coffee, time with friends, peace of mind,» said the actress.

In the interview, Aniston also spoke for the first time about a painful chapter in her life — her divorce from Brad Pitt. She admitted that at the time, the media was intensely focused on his romance with Angelina Jolie following their work together on Mr. & Mrs. Smith, which was deeply hurtful for Jennifer, who was still his wife at the time.

Aniston recalled how her personal heartbreak became a public spectacle:

«It was such great reading material for people. If they didn’t have soap operas, they had the tabloids. It’s unfortunate that it happened, but it happened. And of course, I took it very personally.»

According to the actress, that period marked a turning point in her life. Despite the emotional turmoil, she managed to move forward and maintain her inner balance:

«Just pull yourself together and keep going, girl. It was such a vulnerable and extraordinary time. But yes, it’s definitely a moment worthy of the memoirs.»

Photo: Jennifer Aniston

Vanity Fair is already wrapping up 2024! The magazine has published its traditional cover featuring the year’s top film stars.

Appearing in the glossy pages are actors who made an impact with successful projects and interesting roles — Zendaya, Glen Powell, Zoe Saldana, Nicole Kidman, Dev Patel, Sydney Sweeney, Josh O’Connor, Danielle Deadwyler, Jonathan Bailey, Lisa, and Ncuti Gatwa.

The photoshoot was once again led by Gordon von Steiner, a photographer who collaborates with fashion houses like Louis Vuitton, Prada, and Dior. Styling was handled by George Cortina.

«Dune» star Zendaya posed in a purple pantsuit, while Oscar-winner Nicole Kidman appeared in a light blue slip dress. Zoe Saldana, who recently starred in the new film Emilia Perez, opted for a semi-transparent dress that highlighted her slender figure.

Sydney Sweeney, Danielle Deadwyler, and Lisa chose dazzling outfits.

The men appeared in elegant suits.

Photo: Gordon von Steiner