The Brutalist Report

The A.V. Club

• AMC is honoring Diane Keaton by rereleasing Annie Hall and Something's Gotta Give [42d]
• The Inbetweeners are squeezing their way back on to screens [43d]
• 9-1-1 actor's lawsuit over COVID vaccine heads to trial [43d]
• Praise the Demogorgon: Stranger Things' final season runtimes are shorter than feared [43d]
• Taylor Swift girlbosses her way to biggest album debut ever [43d]
• Julio Torres will explain his Color Theories on HBO [43d]
• Roofman director Derek Cianfrance is "always going to choose love over money" [43d]
• Apple TV drops the Plus [43d]
• NBC's mockumentary tradition continues with Stumble trailer [43d]
• Marc Maron leaves the garage with Barack Obama in final WTF [43d]
• Will Arnett is a stand-up guy in Bradley Cooper's modest dramedy Is This Thing On? [43d]
• The outlook is good for Magic 8 Ball series from M. Night Shyamalan and Brad Falchuk [43d]
• John Oliver examines Bari Weiss' "irresponsible," "deeply misleading" work ahead of CBS News takeover [43d]
• Whitney Cummings calls critics of Riyadh Comedy Festival "racist" [43d]
• It's been 75 years since All About Eve and its feminism is still sadly extraordinary [43d]
• Taylor Swift to release another Eras Tour concert film (and behind-the-scenes docuseries) [43d]
• Benedict's Bridgerton love story finally gets premiere date [43d]
• Cooper Raiff's Hal & Harper is a bittersweet love letter to messy families [43d]