The Brutalist Report

The A.V. Club

• Scream 7 already sporting the franchise's all-time lowest review scores [8d]
• Ian McKellan and Michaela Coel make art in the trailer for Steven Soderbergh's The Christophers [8d]
• The Pitt goes analog as the season moves in an old-school direction [8d]
• It’s Team Olympians versus Team Love Island in The Traitors' season finale [8d]
• Julia Louis-Dreyfus and Cecily Strong to face off in a new streaming dramedy [8d]
• Library of Congress finds cinema's previously lost "first robot" [8d]
• Money wins again, as Netflix drops its Warner Bros. acquisition dreams [8d]
• Metacritic drops VideoGamer’s AI slop review of Resident Evil Requiem [8d]
• 5 songs you need to hear this week [8d]
• It’s-a not you, it's-a me, Mario: Why Nintendo’s heroes and princesses aren’t going steady [9d]
• Valerie faces a new era's degradations in The Comeback season 3 trailer [9d]
• Jonathan Majors is reportedly filming an action movie for The Daily Wire [9d]
• HBO Max ensured that The Pitt's ICE storyline was "balanced," says producer John Wells [9d]
• Nobody asked for a Gnarls Barkley reunion [9d]
• The beautiful, bloated chaos of The 1975's second album [9d]
• DTF St. Louis is really effing good [9d]
• Gorillaz struggle to reach their emotional peak on The Mountain [9d]
• Jury Duty: Corporate Retreat trailer sets up a succession battle for a fake company [9d]
• Scream 7's gnarliest casualty is the franchise's dignity [9d]
• Nothing's momentum stalls on a short history of decay [9d]
• The White House Correspondents' Dinner is going mentalist this year [9d]
• Jonathan Bernstein on the life and legacy of Justin Townes Earle [9d]
• The perfunctory Cyberpunk: Edgerunners Madness lacks the anime's crushing moments [9d]
• In the back half of season 4, Bridgerton becomes its best self [9d]
• Smiling Friends is ending at Adult Swim [9d]
• Sony reveals Spider-Man: No Way Home got banned from China for having too much Statue Of Liberty [9d]