Conde Nast's Vanity Fair is a monthly magazine covering popular culture, fashion, and current events published in the United States. From 1913 till 1936, the first edition of Vanity Fair was published. The magazine was revived under the ownership of William Randolph Hearst in 1937 and continues to appear each month today. Vanity Fair receives funding from the following companies: Conde Nast - 10% shareholder. Hearst Corporation - 5% shareholder. Other investors include KKR & Co., 3%. Vanity Fair does not receive any government funding. In addition, Vanity Fair has many independent contractors who provide content for the magazine. These include writers, photographers, artists, and editors. They are not employed by Vanity Fair but work with other journalists to publish interesting articles that capture people's attention. Vanity Fair has several offices including one in New York City, another in San Francisco, and a third in London. They employ about 200 people overall. Vanity Fair is owned by Conde Nast which is a privately held company that also publishes magazines such as Vogue, W, and Wired. Conde Nast is based in New York City.