The Brutalist Report

The A.V. Club

• It’s good to be in the wildly funny company of It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia again [26d]
• South Korean phenomenon Solo Leveling is getting a live-action Netflix adaptation [26d]
• Queer Eye's next season will be its last [26d]
• HBO Max cancels Duster [26d]
• The new Big Bang Theory spin-off is, obviously, a sci-fi comedy set in the multiverse [26d]
• Greta Lee picks cannibal thriller for directorial debut [26d]
• Night At The Museum finds magic franchise-reanimating tablet [26d]
• Severance leads TCA Award nominations with 5 coveted nods [26d]
• Nacho Vigalondo retreats to an unimaginative dream world for Daniela Forever [26d]
• Craig Robinson isn't quitting comedy, he's just advertising AT&T with The Office cast [26d]
• X CEO Linda Yaccarino steps down for no stated reason at all [26d]
• Sly & The Family Stone cover Otis Redding in latest release from the band's first-ever recordings [26d]
• Come And See is a poster child for shock films, but its reputation misses what it's really about [26d]
• Chinese blockbuster Ne Zha 2 will get a Michelle Yeoh-led English dub [26d]
• To make a Long Story Short, the teaser for Raphael Bob-Waksberg's new show is here [27d]
• The Morning Show hosts might not want to face their reflections in season 4 teaser [27d]
• Underseen Kazakh epic The Fall Of Otrar rises in exclusive new restoration trailer [27d]
• And just like that… HBO Max is officially back [27d]
• Wednesday, like Jenna Ortega, shoots to fame in season 2 trailer [27d]
• Stephen King's The Institute turns into a compelling limited series [27d]