The Brutalist Report

The New Yorker

• An Oscar-Night Diary: The Kenergy Was Palpable [524d]
• Fasting for Ramadan While Gaza Goes Hungry [524d]
• What a Top U.N. Official Sees on His Weekly Trips to Gaza [524d]
• The Oscars Are More Barbie Than They’ll Admit [524d]
• At the “Oppenheimer” Oscars, Hollywood Went in Search of Lost Time [524d]
• The Poodle Partying with the Kardashians and Cher [525d]
• Daily Cartoon: Monday, March 11th [525d]
• Briefly Noted Book Reviews [525d]
• The Hunt for John Wilkes Booth Goes On [525d]
• Percival Everett Can’t Say What His Novels Mean [525d]
• “Late Shift,” by Amy Woolard [525d]
• How an Enthusiast of Soviet Socialism Fell Afoul of the Authorities [525d]
• For Sale: Busy Philipps’s Marriage Stuff. Yes, Used [525d]
• At the Ballpark: I See London, I See France! [525d]
• Have the Liberal Arts Gone Conservative? [525d]
• Try Your Hand at Office Jargon Pinball [525d]
• The Open-Air Prison for ISIS Supporters—and Victims [525d]
• How Arnold Schoenberg Changed Hollywood [525d]
• Libertarians and Socialists and Jill Stein—Oh, My! [525d]
• Among the A.I. Doomsayers [525d]
• “The Time Being,” by Joseph O’Neill [525d]
• “Men’s Sexual-Trauma Support Group,” by José Antonio Rodríguez [525d]
• Joseph O’Neill Reads “The Time Being” [525d]
• Melanie Ann Donoghue and Wordle Wed [525d]
• Peter de Sève’s “Downhill” [525d]
• The Mail [525d]
• John Patrick Shanley Wrestles with God and Destiny [525d]
• Joseph O’Neill on Overwhelming Wonder [525d]