The Brutalist Report

The A.V. Club

• CBS is trying to wrangle itself one of them Yellowstone spin-offs, too [115d]
• After Midnight canceled after Taylor Tomlinson announces full-time return to stand-up [115d]
• PBS and NPR kind of, sort of stand their ground in hearing with Marjorie Taylor Greene [115d]
• Jonathan Majors scores second post-conviction acting gig with True Threat [115d]
• Only Murders In The Building somehow manages to get more A-list [115d]
• Adolescence is the rare gripping crime drama that doesn't need a twist [115d]
• HBO documentary to tell the Billy Joel story [115d]
• A Working Man just isn't working, man [116d]
• Greg Berlanti takes his talents to Scooby-Doo [116d]
• Judge rules that AI can continue training on copyrighted lyrics, for now [116d]
• [UPDATED] Long, slow Marvel announcement confirms original X-Men, Chris Hemsworth in Avengers: Doomsday cast [116d]
• 10 new books to read in April [116d]
• Jacob joins Mrs. Howard's class in exclusive Abbott Elementary clip [116d]
• No Other Land co-director says Academy "refused" to support Hamdan Ballal during abduction [116d]
• The Rust trailer is hard to watch, for obvious reasons [116d]
• How Dungeons & Dragons set the rules for killer unicorns [116d]
• Barry Jenkins boards that Zendaya-Ronnie Spector biopic [116d]
• Adolescence brought Netflix more viewers in two weeks than basically anything has [116d]
• Lady Gaga announces MAYHEM Ball [116d]
• Cult Of Criterion: A Woman Of Paris [116d]
• Amy Sherman-Palladino returns to Bunhead roots with the first trailer for Étoile [116d]
• Side Quest is a seamless, inspired extension of Mythic Quest [116d]
• Survival Of The Thickest returns with tighter scripts and more relatable laughs [116d]
• The Studio launches with two hysterical episodes (and one pissed Martin Scorsese) [116d]