The Brutalist Report

Vanity Fair

• Tom Cotton Can’t Even Get Props From Fox News for His Latest Ketanji Brown Jackson Smear [1252d]
• A Sense of Frustration, Urgency as the January 6 Investigation Crawls Toward Midterms [1253d]
• Ohio Republicans Propose Their Own “Don’t Say Gay” Bill, With a Side of Critical Race Theory Hysteria [1253d]
• “I Didn’t Have Any Peers”: Tony Hawk Reveals Why He Almost Left Skating in New Doc [1253d]
• Report: Trumpworld Breaks Out the Trump Wine to Watch Conspiratorial Documentary about Mark Zuckerberg [1253d]
• Oklahoma Passes Bill to Imprison Doctors Who Perform Abortions at Any Stage of Pregnancy [1253d]
• Ambulance Is the Ultimate Michael Bay Movie [1253d]
• The Burden of Brilliance: Nina Simone’s Tortured Talent [1253d]
• U.S. Sanctions Mean Bad News for Putin’s Adult Daughters [1253d]
• “It’s Performance Art”: Inside Republicans’ Absolutely Wild, Ongoing Campaign to Decertify Biden’s Win [1253d]
• The Academy Will Decide Even Sooner How to Handle Will Smith’s Slap Consequences [1253d]
• Remembering Margaret Campbell, the “Hot Mess” Duchess at the Center of ’60s Sex Scandal [1253d]
• Kim Kardashian Is Finally “At Peace” With Pete Davidson [1253d]
• Susan Cain, Chief Introvert, Ventures Into the Sublime [1253d]
• Sean Penn Appears on Both Fox News and MSNBC to Advocate for Ukraine [1253d]
• Bruce Willis's Family Is “Doing Whatever They Can to Support Him” Amid Aphasia Diagnosis [1253d]
• Rosario Dawson Is Still Unpacking the Slap: “Let’s Not Normalize Any of This” [1253d]
• “Do Not Try to Interrupt a Ukrainian Woman”: Explaining the War to Europe’s Skeptics [1253d]
• Netflix’s The Ultimatum: Marry or Move On Offers a Sadistic Twist on Reality Romance [1253d]
• Why Statement Black Eyeliner Is a Reigning Makeup Move This Spring [1253d]
• Anatomy of a Scandal Explores Power, Consent, and Sienna Miller’s Own Past [1253d]