The Brutalist Report

Vanity Fair

• Jared Kushner, Whose Former Boss Literally Suggested Shooting Migrants, Finds Using Them for Political Stunts “Troubling” [1018d]
• Trump Is One Day Away From Claiming Biden Used Witchcraft to Reclassify the Documents He Claims He Declassified [1018d]
• A Brief History of Hollywood’s Messiest Press Tours [1018d]
• Ginni Thomas’s Long-Awaited Interview With January 6 Committee Could Be Consequential [1018d]
• Brad Pitt Grows New Skin Care Line Out of the Château Miraval Terroir, Amid Lawsuits Over the Estate [1018d]
• Kanye West Has “New Respect” For Ex-Wife Kim Kardashian, Apologizes “For Any Stress” He's Caused [1018d]
• Arne Glimcher, the Art World’s Original Pacemaker, Is Starting Over at 84 [1018d]
• Lea Michele Found Motherhood to Be “Grounding” After Only Focusing on Her Career [1018d]
• Michelle Williams's Best Actress Switch Isn't Category Fraud— It's Rebellion [1018d]
• The History of Hip-Hop, as Told Through the Jewelry That Defined It [1018d]
• Bridgerton Star Jonathan Bailey to Take a Wicked Turn [1018d]
• Alex G, Cult Hero Songwriter, Upgrades His Sound [1018d]
• Drew Barrymore Can Apparently Go “Years” Without Sex [1018d]
• Dominion’s Lawsuit Is No Slam Dunk—But Neither Is Fox News’ Defense [1018d]
• Kevin McCarthy's Speaker Dreams Rests With the Trumpiest Lawmakers [1018d]
• “The Field Is Open”: Ocean Vuong on Minari’s Lasting Cultural Legacy [1018d]
• Prince Harry and Meghan Markle Return to California After Queen Elizabeth's Funeral [1018d]
• Olivia Wilde Confronts Don’t Worry Darling Rumors: “People Will Look For Drama Anywhere” [1018d]
• What Really Happened During the Making of Poltergeist [1018d]
• Who is Replacing Milly Alcock and Emily Carey on House of the Dragon? [1018d]