The Brutalist Report

The New Yorker

• Daily Cartoon: Monday, September 8th [7d]
• “I speak with gravity,” by Jane Hirshfield [7d]
• Bella Freud’s Podcast, “Fashion Neurosis,” Offers a Talking Cure [7d]
• MAGAnomics Isn’t Working [7d]
• Nostalgic Cravings at the Minnesota State Fair [7d]
• The War on Trans Art [7d]
• From “Sometimes Tropic of New Orleans,” by Rickey Laurentiis [7d]
• The Czech Composer Bohuslav Martinů Is One of Music’s Great Chameleons [7d]
• Why Christopher Marlowe Is Still Making Trouble [7d]
• Rivals Rub Shoulders in the World of Competitive Massage [7d]
• Anthony Roth Costanzo Finds His Diva [7d]
• Playing the Field with My A.I. Boyfriends [7d]
• Kadir Nelson’s “The Soloist” [7d]
• They’ll Take You to the Candy Shop [7d]
• Letters from Our Readers [7d]
• Texas’s Gerrymander May Not Be the Worst Threat to Democrats in 2026 [7d]
• Briefly Noted Book Reviews [7d]
• Tracks from Taylor Swift’s Wed Album [7d]
• A Round of Gulf? [7d]
• How ICE Turned Venezuelan Migrants Into Enemies of the State [7d]
• N.Y.U.’s Dumpster-to-Dorm Boutique [7d]
• Tracks from Taylor Swift’s Wedding-Planning Album [7d]