The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• How NPR’s Tiny Desk became the biggest stage in music [16d]
• This guy has a quick fix for the crisis on Brooklyn’s busiest highway—and few are paying attention [16d]
• Sellers or buyers housing market? Zillow’s analysis for 250 metros [16d]
• Feeling down? TikTok says: Make a fan edit of yourself [16d]
• How to watch the UEFA Champions League Final 2025 live online or on a TV, including free options [16d]
• Design can make you feel things [16d]
• Colorado’s landfills generate as much pollution as driving 1 million cars for a year [16d]
• Shimmers, floating toolbars, and radical transparency: Here’s what iOS 26 could look like [16d]
• Is a master’s degree worth it? A new survey of hiring managers casts doubt [16d]
• Want to lower your dementia risk? Start by stressing less [16d]
• Managers rethink ecological scenarios as threats rise amid climate change [16d]
• The lab of the future: An artificial superintelligence for biology [16d]
• Marketing in an age of economic uncertainty [16d]
• Taylor Swift finally owns it all: Every album, every song, every era [16d]
• Elon Musk leaves his official role in Trump’s White House—but not really [16d]
• Trump can revoke status of 500,000 immigrants, Supreme Court says [16d]
• ‘I still think I’m dreaming’: Kai Cenat’s ‘Streamer University’ now has its first graduating class [16d]
• Tesla can’t just hit undo on Elon’s D.C. adventure [16d]
• How TikTok turned horseshoeing into a viral career path [16d]
• Target recalling over 40 cucumber products as Salmonella outbreak spreads to 18 states: Update [16d]
• As Joann fabrics stores finally close today, the internet grieves the beloved arts and crafts haven [16d]
• Disney Plus is offering an assortment of ‘perks’ to keep you from canceling when your favorite show ends [16d]