Anne Hathaway left “Vanity Fair” photo shoot in support of Condé Nast employees

Anne Hathaway did not delay: as soon as one of her assistants informed her that employees of various magazines of the Condé Nast Press Group were calling a strike, she rushed out of the dressing room where she was getting her hair and makeup done. , actress of Devil Wears Prada was in the premises of Vanity Fair To attend a photo shoot tomorrow. The shooting had not yet started when he slammed the door.

“They haven’t even started taking pictures. Once Anne realized what was happening, she got up from her makeup chair and left,” a source said. Diversity,

Her team was reportedly “informed by a SAG-AFTRA employee to advise Hathaway to support the work stoppage.” Anne Hathaway has not commented on her support for the walkout.

Oscar in sight

Initiation of strike movement, involving employees the trend, Vanity Fair, to coax, gq, Architectural Digest, glamour, Self, enjoy your food And teen Vogue, coincides with the moment when the Oscar Academy announced its nominations for 2024. And this is definitely no coincidence! Like Anne Hathaway, film stars have strong close relationships with the luxury fashion and beauty press. Evening Vanity Fair One of the most popular is after the awards ceremony.

More than 400 journalists and employees are mobilizing after the company announced in November that it would lay off 270 employees, or 5% of its payroll. new York Times, and more than 300 according to The Media Leader. Recently Anna Wintour of music site Pitchfork announced a merger with the men’s magazine gq Apparently that was the last straw. The woman who has been responsible for Condé Nast’s global content since 2020 may not have even taken off her dark glasses to tell the site’s editorial team the news and the inevitable layoffs that would result from it, from the editor in chief on up. Pooja Patel.