The Brutalist Report

Vanity Fair

• Chanel Makes History [1122d]
• Helen Mirren Confirms That Was Her In the Barbie Trailer—With More to Come [1122d]
• Jennifer Lawrence Spills on Director Bryan Singer’s “Hissy Fits” On Set [1122d]
• Elon Musk, Apparently Obsessed With Idea He Could Be Assassinated, Censors Press on Twitter [1122d]
• The 65 Best Christmas Movies of All Time [1122d]
• Will Elon Musk’s Crackdown on Journalists Lead to a Media-Twitter Breakup? [1122d]
• Pete Davidson Attends Another Sporting Event with Another Woman [1122d]
• Trump Campaign's Big Idea: Get the NFT-Hawking Former President to Focus on “Policy” [1122d]
• Jill Biden’s Holiday Video Harkens Back to the LOLCat Era [1122d]
• Tyler Perry Reflects on His Own Suicide Attempts After DJ Stephen “Twitch” Boss's Death [1122d]
• What Is the Best Format in Which to See ‘Avatar: The Way of Water’? [1122d]
• The Best Performances of 2022: Awards Season Favorites and Beyond [1122d]
• Jane Fonda Reveals Her Cancer Is in Remission [1122d]
• Kate Winslet Has the Only Correct Answer About an Eternal Titanic Debate [1122d]
• "Babylon" Star Li Jun Li on Capturing Anna May Wong Onscreen [1122d]
• Kate Hudson on Glass Onion, Getting Stuck in Rom-Coms, and Her Next Act [1122d]
• ‘Barbie’ Trailer: Watch Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling Live Life in Plastic [1122d]
• How the Best Sequences of ‘Top Gun: Maverick’ Made the Cut [1123d]
• Babylon, with Brad Pitt, Margot Robbie, and Diego Calva, is a Frenzied Ode to Early Hollywood [1123d]