Graydon Carter - Vanity Fair
After 25 years - which is like 100 years in magazine time - the 19th century portrait of a president that is Graydon Carter (has there EVER been anyone with such statesmanlike hair!?) is stepping down from his editorial throne. While many mourn the loss of such a publishing giant, wondering how Vanity Fair will possibly manage to continue its current coverage of all things Hollywood, Washington and New York, we know at least one person who's happy.
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