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George Wayne (born 1952) is a New York writer who wrote a celebrity Q&A column for Vanity Fair until 2015. He has been called a "celebrity griller" and his work is considered controversial, since he asks blunt and occasionally random and rude questions. He is the author of a book called Anyone Who's Anyone: The Astonishing Celebrity Interviews, 1987-2017, which features interviews with Ivana Trump, Martha Stewart and Farrah Fawcett. In interview, Wayne says he considers his book a "post-modern treaty on pop culture". He held the celebratory dinner for the book 11 months after its release.