The Brutalist Report

The A.V. Club

• The FCC is making fresh noise about going after political interviews on talk shows [34d]
• Netflix cancels The Vince Staples Show and abandons Kurt Sutter's The Abandons [34d]
• Patagonia tries to find politest way possible to sue drag queen/environmental activist Pattie Gonia [35d]
• Netflix offers up a first look at its new plate of Beef [35d]
• The best scene in 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple is a musical war for symbols [35d]
• DC's Batman and Robin movie finally has a writer [35d]
• Lucinda Williams sounds the alarm for America’s soul on World’s Gone Wrong [35d]
• Prue Leith says goodbye to The Great British Bake Off [35d]
• BBC to begin producing content directly for YouTube [35d]
• Chris Pratt fakes his way through the unconvincing screenlife noir Mercy [35d]
• The trans women Lou Reed left behind [35d]
• FX body-horror series The Beauty has plenty of skin-deep pleasures [35d]
• Taylor Swift, KISS, Alanis Morissette and more inducted into Songwriters Hall Of Fame [35d]
• For All Mankind and old man Joel Kinnaman return for season 5 teaser [35d]
• The Killing Stone combines deckbuilding and period-accurate prose in a devilish bargain [35d]
• The New Pornographers return with The Former Site Of [35d]
• Perfect Tides: Station to Station explores seasons of love, hate, depression, and ennui [35d]
• Netflix is adding more vertical videos, too [35d]
• A fan-service-heavy Fallout has marquee moments but a troubling lack of coherence [35d]
• The TV train moves too slowly in this week's Hijack [35d]
• Kenan & Kel will be the next comedy duo to Meet Frankenstein [35d]