The Brutalist Report

Vanity Fair

• Russia to Ban Instagram After Meta Allows Posts With Violent Rhetoric Against Putin, Russian Troops [1422d]
• You’ll Never Guess How Kim Kardashian Introduced Pete Davidson on Her Instagram [1422d]
• Alec Baldwin Attempts to Avoid Financial Liability in Rust Shooting [1422d]
• Missouri Republican Proposes Antiabortion Bill That Would Literally Kill Pregnant People [1422d]
• Who Actually Falls For What Travis Kalanick and Elizabeth Holmes Are Selling? [1422d]
• Oscars 2022: Daniel Kaluuya, Lupita Nyong’o, and John Travolta Join Presenters Lineup [1422d]
• Nathan Lane Loves Channeling an “Odd Little Man” on The Gilded Age [1422d]
• After Two Years Of Pandemic Life, a Sense Of Optimism, and Caution [1422d]
• Jussie Smollett Sentenced to 150 Days in Jail for Fake Hate Crime [1422d]
• Biden’s Bet That Americans Will Understand the Stakes of Russia’s War [1422d]
• Despite Hannity’s Best Efforts, Trump’s Mouth Is Incapable of Forming the Words “Vladimir Putin Is Evil” [1422d]
• “I Feel Like a Part of My Heart Just Got Ripped Out”: Mila Kunis on What's Happening in Ukraine [1422d]
• Jamie Lee Curtis Embraced Her Belly in Her Next Onscreen Transformation [1422d]
• Caitlyn Jenner Considers Keeping Up With the Kardashians “One of the Highlights” of Her Life [1422d]
• Exclusive: Allegra Gucci Speaks to Vanity Fair About Her Mother, Her New Book, and What She Thinks of House of Gucci [1422d]
• The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel Finale: Nobody Puts Lenny in a Corner [1422d]
• Oscars 2022: Your Guide to the Short-Film Categories [1422d]
• Emilia Clarke Urges Fans to Donate to Ukraine: “My Heart Is Breaking” [1422d]
• The Human Toll of Putin’s War [1422d]
• Ally Sheedy Left Hollywood. Then Came ‘Single Drunk Female’ [1423d]
• Rayne Fisher-Quann Deconstructs the Weirdness of Online Womanhood [1423d]
• At Horses the Vibes Are as Good as the Food [1423d]