The Brutalist Report - culture

The A.V. Club

Vanity Fair

Ballerina Farm’s Hannah Neeleman Is Officially a Conservative Cover Girl [121d]
Gavin Newsom Officially Kicks Off California’s Fight Against Donald Trump [121d]
Republicans Are Taking the Hunter Biden Pardon in Stride, If “Taking in Stride” Means Losing Their Minds Over It [121d]
This Is No Time for Cynicism [121d]
Hallmark’s Chiefs-Inspired Movie Comes Home for the Holidays: “Once This Airs In Kansas City, It’s Going to Be Like the Moon Landing” [121d]
Oops: Trump’s Press Secretary Pick Praised Mike Pence After January 6 [121d]
Joe Biden's Pardon Is a Stunning Act of Hypocrisy [121d]
Meet Kash Patel, the MAGA Diehard Donald Trump Tapped to Lead the FBI [121d]
Lee Jung-jae Returns for Another Round of ‘Squid Game’: “I Was Pulled Back Into Hell” [121d]
Cheryl Hines Uses Nude RFK Jr. to Advertise Her MAHA Candles [121d]
'Squid Game' Returns With New Games, New Contestants, and a Revenge Plot [121d]

The Points Guy

TMZ

Variety

The New Yorker

Joe Biden’s Pardon of Hunter Further Undermines His Legacy [121d]
Daily Cartoon: Monday, December 2nd [121d]
The Philosopher L. A. Paul Wants Us to Think About Our Selves [121d]
The Meditative Organ Soundscapes of Kali Malone [121d]
“The Sterling Silver Mirror,” by Nikki Giovanni [121d]
Highly Successful Insomniacs [121d]
Houston’s Thriving West African Food Scene [121d]
Obscure Familial Relations, Explained for the Holidays [121d]
Converting to Judaism in the Wake of October 7th [121d]
John C. Reilly’s Lovelorn Alter Ego [121d]
The Best Albums of 2024 [121d]
Javier Milei Wages War on Argentina’s Government [121d]
John Cuneo’s “Garden Party” [121d]
Callum Robinson’s “Ingrained,” Reviewed: A Carpenter’s Memoir [121d]
Letters from Our Readers [121d]
Briefly Noted [121d]
On the Block: Where Jerry Lewis and Buddy Hackett Once Schvitzed [121d]
Speaking Irish with Kneecap [121d]
“Elegy for a Name,” by Kaveh Akbar [121d]
R.F.K., Jr., Wants to Eliminate Fluoridated Water. He Used to Bottle and Sell It [121d]
The New Business of Breakups [121d]
Pete Hegseth’s Secret History [121d]

Heavy

Esquire

Mashable