The Brutalist Report

Vanity Fair

• Report: Ron DeSantis Will Formally Announce His 2024 Bid With Elon Musk, Because Apparently David Duke Wasn’t Available [788d]
• Report: Donald Trump’s Pals Think He’s About to be Indicted...Again [788d]
• Report: Of Course Ron DeSantis Hired Woman Who Stormed the Capitol on January 6 [788d]
• In Disney’s 'American Born Chinese,' Asian-American Storytelling Has a Conversation With Itself [788d]
• Ken Marino Doesn’t Do Anything Halfway [788d]
• A Very Brief History of the Birkenstock Arizona [788d]
• “We Have to Run Everywhere”: David Pepper on Why We Have to Think Smaller to Save Democracy [788d]
• The Right-Wing Pressure Campaign to Shame the LA Dodgers Out of a Drag Charity Performance Really Backfired [788d]
• Donald Trump Won’t Stop Defaming E. Jean Carroll—And She Won’t Stop Making Him Pay for It [788d]
• The NFL Is Training Fans to Love Streaming [788d]
• Diana Silvers Dressed for the Future and the Past For Vanity Fair and Prada’s Cannes Film Festival Party [788d]
• Wes Anderson Gets Back to Basics, Beautifully, in ‘Asteroid City’ [788d]
• U Up? Sylvester Stallone Is Behind His Daughters's Breakup Texts [788d]
• Jeff Bridges’s 9-By-12-Inch Tumor Now “the Size of a Marble” [788d]
• Sam Levinson Believes 'The Idol' Will Be “The Biggest Show of the Summer” [788d]
• Florence Pugh Has “Definitely” Been on Chaotic Movie Sets: “The Film Feels Wrong” [788d]
• The ‘V’ Files: The Shocking Legacy of an ’80s Sci-Fi Cult Classic [788d]
• “There’s a Movement”: Inside the Fight to De-gender Awards Shows [788d]
• Colliding Crises Are Testing Mayor Eric Adams’s Law-and-Order Agenda [788d]
• Showbiz, Not Sex, Sells ‘The Idol’ [789d]