The Brutalist Report

Vanity Fair

• Boy, That Was a Confusing Tuesday in the Land of Aaron Rodgers and Shailene Woodley Relationship Rumors [1437d]
• Tucker Carlson Hoping We Can Just Forget About All the Times He Insisted Putin Was the Best [1437d]
• Ketanji Brown Jackson Won’t Change a Politicized Supreme Court, but She Was Made for This Moment [1437d]
• Florida’s Bigoted “Don’t Say Gay” Bill Is on Its Way to Becoming Law [1437d]
• Oscar Nominee Troy Kotsur Can’t Let Go of CODA [1437d]
• Love Is Blind Finale: An Emotional Thrill Ride from Start to Finish [1437d]
• New On Netflix: The Best Movies and TV Shows Coming in March 2022 [1437d]
• Vladimir Putin Stands Alone As The World Moves To Isolate Him [1437d]
• Feathers, G-Strings, and Pasties: Inside The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel’s Burlesque Revamp [1437d]
• Better Things: The First Daughters of Dramedy on a “Bittersweet” Ending [1437d]
• Dancing With the Stars' Maksim Chmerkovskiy Shares Video Updates from Ukraine [1437d]
• The Dropout Makes Sense of Elizabeth Holmes [1437d]
• 27 Items to Help You Channel Your Favorite Euphoria Character IRL [1437d]
• High School Forever [1437d]
• Inside Writing an Oscar-Nominated Song With Beyoncé [1437d]
• Prince Harry and Meghan Markle Release Statement on the Russian Invasions: “We Stand with the People of Ukraine” [1438d]
• “He’s a Small Man of Five-Six Saying He’s Five-Seven”: The Psychology Behind Putin’s War [1438d]
• How Did These Become the Most Watched Oscar Speeches on YouTube? [1438d]
• Sarah Polley on Writing for the Screen vs. Writing for the Page [1438d]
• Who Wants a Smaller Oscar Ceremony, Anyway? [1438d]
• What to Expect From the First Big Awards Show of the Season [1438d]