The Brutalist Report

Vanity Fair

• Abortion Drug Mifepristone Stays Legal For Now, Supreme Court Rules [880d]
• Rachel Weisz Times Two: How ‘Dead Ringers’ Turned Her Into Twisted Twins [880d]
• Report: Team Trump’s Attempt to Overturn the Election in Georgia Even More Comically Corrupt Than Previously Thought [880d]
• The Director of ‘Paul T. Goldman’ Does Not Want You To Read This Interview [880d]
• Philanthropist Wallis Annenberg Gives from the Heart [880d]
• Mariska Hargitay Honors Late Mother Jayne Mansfield on Her Birthday [880d]
• Texas Republicans Seem Hell-Bent on Turning K–12 Schools Into Churches [880d]
• Queen Camilla’s Son Defends Her Motives in Marrying King Charles [880d]
• 'Beef' Creators Respond to David Choe Controversy [880d]
• Melanie Lynskey Says the End of Friendship With Kate Winslet Was “More Heartbreaking Than Some Breakups I’ve Had” [880d]
• Powerful Antiabortion Group Threatens to Oppose Trump in 2024 for Not Being More Extreme on Abortion [880d]
• The Diplomat’s Complicated Marriage: Truer Than It Seems, According to Former CIA Official [880d]
• William and Kate Honor the Late Queen With an Unseen Balmoral Photograph [880d]
• Joe Biden's Reelection Bid Appears to Be Imminent. Is a Rematch With Trump Inevitable? [880d]
• Smartmatic is Also Suing Fox News for Defamation — And it Wants More Than What Dominion Got [880d]
• Selma Blair’s MS Went Undiagnosed for More Than 40 Years—She Stopped the Same From Happening to Christina Applegate [880d]
• Even Gwyneth Paltrow Forgot Scarlett Johansson and Ryan Reynolds Were Once Married [880d]
• Al Pacino Says He “Gave Harrison Ford a Career” After Turning Down ‘Star Wars’ [880d]
• “We Can’t Lower the Bar So Low”: Can the Senate Rein in a Scandal-Plagued Supreme Court? [880d]