Big Bad Wolff

Since arriving at Vanity Fair, in 2004, contributing editor Michael Wolff has taken on power–be it in Washington or Hollywood, Times Square or Wall Street–armed only with an eagle eye and incisive savvy. VF.com presents a compendium of his complete works for the magazine.

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A Hollywood Elusive

With all Cate Blanchett has on her plate–three young boys, a three-stage theater, and a global acting career–she might be forgiven the occasional emotional outburst or diva-like moment. Instead, the author encounters a Hollywood anomaly: a star who doesn’t do drama offscreen, whose only hint of domestic conflict is her husband’s threat to divorce her if she gets cosmetic surgery, and whose latest role, as Brad Pitt’s soulmate in “The Curious Case of Benjamin Button,” has her focused on aging and death.

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Reigning Cate

Since her breakthrough performance, in 1998, as Elizabeth I, Academy Award-winning actress Cate Blanchett has effortlessly conquered Hollywood while juggling a marriage, three children, and Australia’s Sydney Theatre Company, where she and her husband are the artistic directors. Tracking the ethereal Aussie’s illustrious career, VF.com reviews a decade of Blanchett’s unforgettable Vanity Fair appearances.

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