The Brutalist Report

The A.V. Club

• What we know about the star-studded "Barbie" film [1242d]
• Prime Video's Outer Range gives middling Twin Peaks vibes—but little else [1242d]
• R.I.P. Seinfeld and ALF performer Liz Sheridan [1242d]
• Stranger Things finds new avenues for nostalgia with Saturday morning cartoon collection [1242d]
• Susan Sarandon cast as a villain in DC's Blue Beetle film [1242d]
• Bam Margera has dropped his Jackass wrongful termination lawsuit [1243d]
• Olivia Thirlby is the newest addition to Christopher Nolan's Oppenheimer [1243d]
• Leslie Grace teases the "badassery" of her Batgirl movie, Michael Keaton's return as Batman [1243d]
• Enjoy virtual hug website The Nicest Place On The Internet before everyone figures out how to ruin it [1243d]
• Greta Gerwig's Barbie cast expands to include... almost everyone [1243d]
• Aaron Paul on the unsettling Dual and Breaking Bad's "embarrassment of riches" [1243d]
• Mads Mikkelsen calls Harrison Ford "a monster of a man, a very nice monster" [1243d]
• The Cellar turns a terrific horror short into a longer—but not better—film [1243d]
• Lizzo has not been cloned for this week’s SNL [1243d]
• Phoebe Bridgers shares new song "Sidelines" [1243d]
• Kaley Cuoco admits she thought Kate Hudson's role in Knives Out 2 would go to her instead [1243d]
• Returnal's new survival mode is a worthy, weighty addition to 2021's best game [1243d]
• Chariot aspires to Lynchian surrealism, but falls short [1243d]
• Kurt Vile returns—and delivers the goods—on (Watch My Moves) [1243d]
• Atlanta's main trio plays good cop/bad cop to catch a cellphone thief [1243d]
• 2022 Cannes Film Festival: What to expect [1243d]
• David Lynch on remastering Inland Empire, revisiting his earlier work and the chances of a Dune do-over [1243d]