The Brutalist Report

Vanity Fair

• Put This on a Red Hat: Trump’s Family Business Found Guilty of a Whopping 17 Different Crimes [1276d]
• The January 6 Committee Will Issue Criminal Referrals to the DOJ—Will Trump Make the List? [1276d]
• Man Who Shot Lady Gaga’s Dog Walker Sentenced to 21 Years in Prison [1276d]
• Bill Nighy Never Auditioned Again After ‘Love Actually’ [1277d]
• With Walkout Looming, New York Times Management Prepares for a Nearly Empty Newsroom [1277d]
• ‘The Holiday’ Isn’t Getting a Sequel, but That Won’t Stop Us From Wanting One [1277d]
• Trump’s PAC Is Paying the Legal Bills for Key Classified-Docs Witnesses, and There’s Definitely Nothing Slippery About That, No Siree [1277d]
• Kanye, Elon, Trump: Why the News Cycle Is Trapped in a Narcissist Vortex [1277d]
• Oscar Contender Bill Nighy on the Surprising Song That Helped Him Bond With Kazuo Ishiguro [1277d]
• Will Smith Makes an Arduous Trek in ‘Emancipation’ [1277d]
• Kirstie Alley’s Cheers Costars Ted Danson, Rhea Perlman, and Kelsey Grammer Share Memories of the Late Actor [1277d]
• Countess Sophie Visits Georgetown and Meets With Hillary Clinton [1277d]
• Jeremy Pope on The Inspection: “We’ve Never Really Seen This” [1277d]
• Assembling the “Blatantly All-Star” Ensemble of Glass Onion [1277d]
• Will the Supreme Court Help the Radical Right Unravel Democracy? [1277d]
• Issa Rae Is Here with the Holiday Travel Essentials to Make Your Season Bright [1277d]
• Rupert Murdoch Will Have to Answer for Fox News’ 2020 Coverage in Dominion Lawsuit [1277d]
• Matthew Perry “Can’t Watch” ‘Friends’ and See His Addiction’s Physical Toll [1277d]
• ‘Daisy Jones & the Six’ Is Getting the Band Back Together in a New Series [1277d]
• King Charles and Queen Consort Camilla Will Join Princess Kate in Singing Carols at the Second Annual Royal Christmas Concert [1277d]
• “We Blew the Doors Off”: How Bring It On Shocked Hollywood [1277d]
• Ke Huy Quan’s True Hollywood Comeback [1277d]