The Brutalist Report

Vanity Fair

• Surprise: Trump Had Millions in Undisclosed Debt While President, and He Probably Would a Second Time Around Too [1134d]
• Amber Heard and Johnny Depp Now Awaiting Answers on Their Respective Appeals [1134d]
• Abortion Advocates Just Flipped the Script on Mike Pence’s Anti-LGBTQ+ Legacy in Indiana [1134d]
• Best Holiday Gifts 2022: What 25 Vanity Fair Editors Are Giving and Receiving This Season [1134d]
• Despite Their Rift, William and Harry Come Together To Honor a Late Friend [1134d]
• Republicans Apparently Have No Red Line With Trump—Not Even His Desire to Terminate the Constitution [1134d]
• Inside the Palace’s Plan For ‘Harry & Meghan’ Netflix Docuseries [1134d]
• Why Georgia's Runoff Is Still a Must-Win for Democrats [1134d]
• Herschel Walker's Press Strategy: Keep Reporters an Arm's Length Away [1134d]
• Sacha Baron Cohen Revives Borat to Roast Kanye West and Donald Trump [1134d]
• The White Lotus: Aubrey Plaza Thinks Harper Is Still “Disgusted” By Cameron [1134d]
• Julia Roberts Wears a Dress Covered in Photos of George Clooney to the Kennedy Center Honors [1134d]
• Kate Winslet: James Cameron “Much More Calm” on ‘Avatar’ Than “Tough” ‘Titanic’ Set [1134d]
• Ashton Kutcher Tears Up Recalling Twin Brother's Near-Death Experience [1134d]
• Sarah Polley’s Radical Vision for ‘Women Talking’ [1135d]
• The Images of 'Everything Everywhere All at Once': Absurdity, Authenticity, and a Lot of Improvisation [1135d]
• Barbarian Is 2022’s Surprise Success, and Justin Long Should Be a Surprise Oscar Contender [1135d]