The Brutalist Report

Vanity Fair

• Batgirl Was Cancelled, CEO Says, Because He Must “Protect” DC Characters [1091d]
• “This Is Probably Bad for Former President Trump”: The DOJ Does Not Appear to Be F--king Around [1091d]
• Ron DeSantis’s New Civics Initiative Involves Teaching Kids America Wasn’t That Into Slavery [1091d]
• Democrats Are Starting to See a Path to Victory in November [1091d]
• Ezra Miller Has Now Been Accused of Grooming Minors and Leading a Cult [1091d]
• “Journalism Kind of Runs in My Blood”: Nicholas Kristof Is Done With Politics [1091d]
• Princess Diana Revamped Her Life—And Her Style—After Her Divorce [1092d]
• It’s Time for Big-Name Artists to Join Music’s New Labor Movement [1092d]
• Selena Gomez Is Bringing Back “Real Stomachs” [1092d]
• Lady Gaga Is Officially Starring in The Joker Sequel [1092d]
• Kim Kardashian Wants You To Know That Her Bones Are Extremely Dense [1092d]
• Women Talking Is Exactly What the Title Promises—So What Will a Film Version Look Like? [1092d]
• One Guess as to Which Quarterback Had a Great Ayahuasca Experience [1092d]
• Meghan Markle Gets Birthday Greetings from Kate Middleton and Prince William [1092d]
• Jennifer Coolidge, the Original MILF, Has Done Very Well Thanks to American Pie [1092d]
• Brittney Griner Sentenced to 9 Years in a Russian Penal Colony [1092d]
• Dancing Bulldozers and Noxious Gazpacho: Dining in a Dump With John Waters [1092d]
• Joy Behar “Almost Died” From an Ectopic Pregnancy in 1979 [1092d]
• Chrissy Teigen and John Legend Expecting Baby Almost Two Years After Pregnancy Loss [1092d]
• “Nothing Is Safe”: Inside Batgirl’s Shocking Demise at Warner Bros. [1092d]
• Outfits Fit For A Southwest Road Trip [1092d]
• Welcome to Chippendales: Inside Kumail Nanjiani’s Male Stripping Empire [1092d]