All Hail the Tony Award Nominees – Vanity Fair
All Hail the Tony Award Nominees!
In the market for less distressing headlines these days? You’ve come to the right place. We’re delighted to report that the 2025 Tony Award nominations were revealed this morning. Hollywood stars made a strong showing, beginning with George Clooney, who drew a nod for best performance by a leading actor in a play for a well-timed stage adaptation of his 2005 movie Good Night, and Good Luck, about CBS’s pushback against Senator Joseph McCarthy’s vicious hunt for alleged Communists. Sarah Snook, Mia Farrow, and Sadie Sink were among those nominated for best lead actress in a play, and of course a wide swath of beloved theater actors were honored as well, among them Audra McDonald, Megan Hilty, Jeremy Jordan, Cole Escola, Jennifer Simard, and LaTanya Richardson Jackson. Dig into all the nominees today.
Elsewhere in our Hollywood coverage today, we introduce you to The Four Seasons breakout star Marco Calvani and catch you up on his already prestigious career; we unpack the bonkers ending of Another Simple Favor and what it could mean for a possible third movie; a Netflix publicist, Kelly Dalton, leaves the streamer to share a traumatic personal story that could help others; and actor Airyn De Niro talks about her transition journey.
Hey, Tony!
All the new Tony Award nominees at your fingertips, with winners announced June 8.
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Seasons Greeting
The Italian performer Marco Calvani had been a distinguished playwright for decades before Tina Fey and Colman Domingo asked him to join their Netflix show.
Here’s how he got cast in the biggest role of his career.
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What Part of WTF Don’t You Understand?
In which we dig into the odd and not-at-all simple ending of Another Simple Favor.
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A New Chapter
Publicly opening up about her assault for the first time, Kelly Dalton says she’s
leaving Netflix to write a script about the little-known process of restorative justice.
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The Journey Home
In a story for Them, the 29-year-old aspiring actor Airyn De Niro, daughter of the legendary
Robert, spoke about her “normal childhood” and navigating her transition: “Maybe it’s not too late for me.”
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