The Brutalist Report

• Dodgers keep party going, get World Series rings [268d]
• Would the Cubs become World Series contenders with the addition of Sandy Alcántara? [268d]
• Co-op hit Split Fiction now holds three Guinness World Records that seem destined to be won specifically by co-op hit Split Fiction [268d]
• Resorts World Hit With $10.5 Million Fine Over Illegal Gambling Claims [268d]
• World Series champ Curt Schilling calls increased use of pitch counts 'bad thing' [268d]
• Brazil fire coach Dorival after Argentina hammering in World Cup qualifier [268d]
• Inside Weird World Of Fake Movie Trailers -- And How -Are Secretly Cashing In... [268d]
• King Dollar Rocked by Trump's Assault on World Economic Order [268d]
• Netflix orders extremely rare pilot for A Different World sequel show [268d]
• Inside YouTube's Weird World Of Fake Movie Trailers [268d]
• Apple TV+ documentary 'Fight for Glory: 2024 World Series' takes a deep dive into the 2024 World Series [269d]
• The hardest parts of open world walking simulator Baby Steps are 'harder than Getting Over It by quite some distance,' says Bennett Foddy [269d]
• In Baby Steps, I stumbled through a refreshing kind of open world [269d]
• Ice Cube Delivers World Series Trophy In L.A. Style At Dodger Stadium [269d]
• Tel‘Aran’Rhiod at last—the Wheel of Time reveals the world of dreams [269d]
• How to Navigate the Political Documentary Market: ‘Audiences Want to Watch Something That Engages With the World Around Us’ [269d]
• ‘Gomorrah’ Writer Roberto Saviano on Docuseries ‘The Man Who Wanted to Change the World,’ About Murdered Activist and Bhagwan Follower Mauro Rostagno [269d]
• Antonee Robinson's rise has Fulham dreaming of Europe and the U.S. a World Cup [269d]
• Why Washington has turned its back on the World Trade Organization [269d]