Brett Berk

Lauren Myracle was just nominated for a National Book Award. Then, she was un-nominated. I give her a call to get the EXCLUSIVE full story, and to talk to her about bra shopping, her “depraved and pathologically lurid” Y.A. fiction, and Satanic cannibal Republican Presidential candidates, all for Vanity Fair.

Stick Shift marks its triumphant return to weekly Vanity Fair car coverage with this report on the $130,000 Mercedes-based Airstream Interstate R.V., and the vital/creepy world of “Luxury Motorcoach Resorts.”

This week’s episode was admirably cohesive and emotional, even anthemic. But it forgot to be funny.
Read the full Gee-cap at Vanity Fair.

The Chicago Tribune twisted my arm and forced me to act as parenting expert again, this time offering advice on what to do if your in-laws mouth their belief in something you revile–racism, homophobia, Republicanism–in front of the kids.

I discuss meth-head hookers, lifetime sexual conquests, chicken fingers, and co-star Chris Evans perfect pecs with “What’s Your Number?” star Anna Faris, for Vanity Fair. And, yes, it’s as amazing as it sounds.

The Gay Guide to Glee continues its glorious reign at Vanity Fair with a new installment. And we’re happy to report that this week’s episode, “I Am Unicorn”, soared, as if on the moonlit haunches of its eponymous mythical creature. Read all about it.

Glee has returned, and so have my online Glee re-caps for Vanity Fair. This week, I look at the premiere episode from Season 3 and uncover for you what barked and what bit.

Glee’s Harry Shum Jr. and Ashley Fink talk to me about Season 3, hot moms, kittens, murder, zombies, and which of their cast-mates should be voted Most Likely to Be Topless, all for Vanity Fair. Read the interviews here.

A handful of our favorite vehicles in which to optimally, and autumnally, drop top. Including a Jag, a Porsche, a Mercedes, and two wildcards. Slideshowing now at Vanity Fair!