Vanity Fair says its longtime editor Graydon Carter is leaving the magazine at the end of the year after 25 years at the helm. Carter became editor of the magazine, known for its coverage of celebrities, Hollywood, media and politics, in 1992. Vanity Fair spokeswoman Beth Kseniak did not immediately answer questions Thursday about who would replace him. Carter, seen onstage during Vanity Fair's Founders Fair in New York in April, says he will spend six months travelling in Europe before embarking on new projects in the latter half of 2018. Carter, a well-known figure in New York, is a book author, film and theater producer and restaurant owner.

Source: CBC News September 07, 2017 17:03 UTC