The Brutalist Report

Salon

• My hot, rowdy Indian summers at Hindu youth camp [1112d]
• Doughnut debates and seafood scams: What happens when alleged "food fraud" reaches the courts [1112d]
• Believe it or not, the very best summer pasta sauce starts with yellow squash [1112d]
• Learn how to make a spicy celery margarita with this recipe from Lukas Volger [1112d]
• "What We Do in the Shadows" sinks its teeth into a trend of men playing surrogate dads [1113d]
• "Flowers in the Attic: The Origin": How to be Gothic, from creepy manors to severe housekeepers [1113d]
• New Orleans struggles to secure an abandoned Navy base that's become a source of community danger [1113d]
• Those screaming goats in "Thor: Love and Thunder" are very much a real thing [1113d]
• Tasty chicken tikka nachos from "Great British Bake Off" finalist Crystelle Pereira [1113d]
• Roe v. rap: Hip-hop artists have long wrestled with reproductive rights [1113d]
• You’re probably buying the wrong light bulb — here’s why [1113d]
• How the right waged a 100-year war to conquer America — and why it's winning [1113d]
• "Blade Runner" and the lesson Roy Batty’s Replicant rebellion has to teach us [1113d]
• Do we need photos of violence to galvanize support for change? [1113d]
• The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline number changed — here's why [1113d]
• Federal government warns rebel pharmacists who refuse to fill abortion pill prescriptions [1113d]
• Vince McMahon's hush-money scandal: A window into Trump's America [1113d]
• Heatflation: How sizzling temperatures drive up food prices [1113d]
• Jan. 6 hearings: A national civics lesson on the dangers of fascism [1113d]
• Biden under scrutiny for fist bump with Saudi Crown Prince [1113d]
• Trump turns ex-wife's death into a fundraising opportunity [1113d]
• Matt Gaetz doesn't seem to know what a bisexual is [1113d]
• "Flowers in the Attic: The Origin" part 1 ending explained: Olivia’s plan [1113d]