Start counting your chips. On Tuesday, Vanity Fair and Peacock cohosted the game night to end all game nights ahead of the season two premiere of Rian Johnson’s Emmy-nominated series Poker Face, which begins streaming on May 8.
Le Chalet at L’Avenue, a venue famous for often hosting SNL after-parties, was transformed into an intimate poker den for the event, hosted by Poker Face executive producer, director, writer, and star Natasha Lyonne and Vanity Fair’s editor in chief, Radhika…

