The Brutalist Report

Salon

• Heart's Ann Wilson on the Beatles and gender, her new song “Greed” and covering George Harrison [1210d]
• Stolen sandwiches and microwaved fish: Returning to the bizarre politics of office lunch [1211d]
• You're 5-ingredients away from this genius smoked salmon and dill pasta salad [1211d]
• Seeds vs. plants: A buying guide for vegetable gardeners [1211d]
• "Come Away With Me" at 20: Norah Jones reflects on "hopeful, romantic" record but won't call it jazz [1211d]
• 25 Things you might not know about Thomas Jefferson [1211d]
• A perfumer's obsessive quest to recreate the fragrance of lost love [1211d]
• 11 chicken appetizers that are the life of the party [1211d]
• Randy Rainbow, singing truth to power [1211d]
• Elon Musk, Twitter and the future: His long-term vision is even weirder than you think [1211d]
• 5 best tools to help you upgrade your lunch game, according to our editors [1211d]
• Paul McCartney's "Tug of War" at 40: A self-aware solace written in the wake of John Lennon's death [1211d]
• "Ozark" is back to close out its final season [1211d]
• Influencer culture is everywhere — even in academia [1211d]
• Bill Maher on DeSantis, Cruz and "sexy Disney" [1211d]
• Is the U.S. in a proxy war with Russia? Sergey Lavrov and Lloyd Austin seem to think so [1211d]
• It’s not just physicians and nurses. Veterinarians are burning out, too [1211d]
• Republicans' rush to block Biden from forgiving student debt backfires [1211d]
• Abortion providers sue to block Oklahoma bans [1211d]
• Why Fox News is obsessed with Johnny Depp, its Manliness Under Siege mascot [1211d]
• Ghislaine Maxwell to be sentenced for only one out of three conspiracy charges [1211d]
• Gaspar Noé on dementia in "Vortex," witches in "Lux Æterna" and the "shamanic side to cinema" [1211d]