The Brutalist Report - variety
- Media Vet Herb Scannell Retires, Will Step Down as Head of KPCC/LAist Operator Southern California Public Radio [750d]
- 2023 MTV VMAs Winners: See The Full List (Updating Live) [750d]
- U.K. TV’s Boom and Bust: 2022 Saw Biggest Ever Turnover But Producers Predict Pain for 2023 [750d]
- Sheryl Lee Ralph to be Honored With Project Angel Food’s Inaugural Legacy Award at 2023 Angel Awards [750d]
- Drew Barrymore Will No Longer Host National Book Awards Following Talk Show Controversy [750d]
- Sofia Coppola Got ‘Scolded’ at ‘Lost in Translation’ Premiere by Spike Jonze’s Friend Michel Gondry, Who ‘Apologized’; She’s Never Watched ‘Her’ [750d]
- How to Watch the 2023 VMAs Live Online [750d]
- What Does It Take to Direct a Great Nicolas Cage Performance? One Filmmaker Tells All [750d]
- WGA Eyes Showrunner Meeting on Friday Following Flap Over Outreach From Kenya Barris, Noah Hawley and Others [750d]
- USA Today Hiring Taylor Swift Reporter [751d]
- Bad Bunny Confronts Grammys Upset for Album of the Year and ‘F—ed Up’ Closed Caption Fail: ‘They Weren’t Ready for Spanish-Language Album to Win’ [751d]
- ‘Wonka’ Director Wrote Hugh Grant a Letter Saying ‘You’re Good at Playing Washed-Up Old Hams,’ Perfect for an Oompa Loompa: He’s a ‘Sarcastic S—‘ [751d]
- TKO, New Parent Company of WWE and UFC, Shares Climb 2.4% in Stock Market Debut [751d]
- ‘Walls’ Director Kasia Smutniak Talks Poland’s Borders and ‘The Green Zone’: ‘We Need to Determine What Side of the Story We Want to Be on.’ [751d]
- How One Los Angeles County Public Defender’s Case Became Ben Proudfoot’s Documentary Short ‘Forgiving Johnny’ [751d]
- Sharna Burgess Spills on ‘DWTS’ Drama: Wasn’t Called for Season 32, Asked to Be Eliminated Off Season 30 and the One Partner She ‘Couldn’t Be Alone With’ [751d]
- Mipcom to Honor Arthur Essebag, TV Host and Founder of Satisfaction Group, With International Format Awards [751d]
- Lit Agent Chris Till Returns to Paradigm (EXCLUSIVE) [751d]
- Newport Beach Film Festival Unveils 2023 Lineup: ‘May December,’ ‘Nyad,’ ‘Fingernails’ and More [751d]
- Google’s Tim Carter Named Vice President at AI Filmmaking Shop Flawless [751d]
- ITV to Be New U.K. Home of Oscars [751d]
- ‘Succession’ Star Brian Cox to Teach BBC Maestro Acting Course [751d]
- As ‘Gateways & Dreams’ Debuts Trailer, Director Kaisa El Ramly Readies for ‘OAT: The Orgasm of All Time,’ ‘Born Wrong’ (EXCLUSIVE) [751d]
- Rebel Wilson Action Comedy ‘Bride Hard’ Snapped Up by Signature Entertainment for U.K., Ireland (EXCLUSIVE) [751d]
- Apple TV+ to Launch on Tata Play Binge in India – Global Bulletin [751d]
- ‘Knox Goes Away’ Review: Michael Keaton Directs and Stars in an Entrancing Thriller About a Hit Man With Dementia [751d]
- ‘Sing Sing’ Review: Colman Domingo and a Cast of Ex-Criminals Demonstrate How Art Can Heal in Prison [751d]
- ‘The Burial’ Review: Jamie Foxx Gives New Meaning to Courtroom ‘Testimony’ in Rousing Legal Drama [751d]
- ‘Pain Hustlers’ Review: Emily Blunt and Chris Evans Say ‘Yes’ to Drugs in Taxing Satire of Opioid Slingers [751d]
- Japan Expands Location Production Incentive Scheme [751d]
- ‘Murder, She Wrote’ Movie in the Works at Universal; ‘Dumb Money’ Writers and Producer Amy Pascal Attached [751d]
- Noah Centineo Appeals to Global Film Festival Heads on Behalf of Embattled Iranian Filmmaker Saeed Roustaee [751d]
- Entertainment Workers Pull $44 Million From Retirement Plans Amid Strikes [751d]
- Netflix Wraps Up Anna Kendrick’s Serial Killer Movie ‘Woman of the Hour’ in Toronto Mega-Deal [751d]
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