The Brutalist Report

The A.V. Club

• Daredevil: Born Again to die again after season three [34d]
• Nation granted reprieve as Trump inadvertently bans microphones from press conference [34d]
• Arnold Schwarzenegger's been writing about growth mindsets [34d]
• AMC vigilante arrested for pepper-spraying phone-using moviegoer [34d]
• Disney Plus' ad-free experience no longer ad-free for European subscribers [34d]
• Enter to win a copy of Everything Is Everything: Tom Wilson And Pop Music In 1966 [34d]
• Resident Evil leaves the door open for more traditional, game-centric sequels [34d]
• Jeremy Saulnier welcomes fall with cryptic, unsettling Slayground trailer [34d]
• Martin Mull's famous friends introduce a charmed career in the trailer for Who Is Martin Mull? [34d]
• Rosie O'Donnell says ABC blocked her interview with Epstein survivors [34d]
• Resident Evil breaks box office records for the franchise, Zach Cregger [34d]
• Nathan Fillion flies to Milly Alcock's defense following Supergirl's box office defeat [34d]
• Gael García Bernal wants to reset the social contract and find hope with the movies [34d]
• Popverse is shutting down this month [34d]
• Paramount reaches settlement, clearing way for Warner Bros. merger [Updated] [34d]
• CNN, MS NOW, Politico sue White House over lack of press access [34d]
• The best movies we saw at the 2026 Toronto International Film Festival [34d]
• John Oliver preps viewers for Luigi Mangione's sentencing by eviscerating UnitedHealth Group [34d]
• Brad Pitt is actually kinda famous in The Further Mis-Adventures Of Cliff Booth trailer [34d]
• 20 years ago, Penélope Cruz and Salma Hayek made a buddy action-comedy no one saw [34d]
• Sharon Horgan's Youth is bawdy fun for most ages [35d]
• Lanterns remains an exercise in withholding while opening itself up to the wider DC Universe [35d]