Chioma Nnadi

It was so much fun to hear them reminiscing about working at Vogue in the early aughts.

And what I was most excited about was that we invited 33 former Anna assistants from the last 25 years, and two dozen came.

And it was so much fun to see everyone from people who worked at Vogue 20 years ago to people who worked here two years ago, and it was a really fun reunion.

And Devil Wears Prada 2 is out on Friday.

And honestly, I can't believe this movie's not in theaters yet.

I'm really feeling we've covered all our bases.

Absolutely.

Nicole, what were your takeaways from Billy and Kate's conversation?

Well, you know what I thought was an amazing takeaway was that I feel like a lot of people who write for the Internet now are like, back in the old days of journalism, you just had to write for print once a week.

And now I have to write, you know, two blog posts a day.

And Billy Norge reminded us that while he was working at Vogue, he was also a daily columnist for the Daily News writing 1,500 words a day.

I know.

1,200 words a day.

For some people it comes easy.

Hamish is like that.

Hamish can write something brilliant in two hours.

That's how I feel about the Valentino obit.

He didn't have any of his books to reference and he just wrote it in two and a half hours.

It was very impressive.

But before we get into the Billy and Kate conversation, I want to talk about headlines of the week.