The Brutalist Report

The A.V. Club

• Ted Lasso season 4 was Apple's biggest premiere ever [28d]
• Defeated Trump resorts to subtitling the Kennedy Center instead [28d]
• Matthew McConaughey turned down The Last Of Us [28d]
• Jon Stewart has regrets about his Donald Rumsfeld interview [28d]
• A moving Melanie Lynskey steadies the tender coming-of-age drama Don't Say Good Luck [28d]
• Julia Garner's fake teeth steal the spotlight in first look at Netflix's Sam Bankman-Fried series [28d]
• What TV gained—and eventually lost—with The CW's arrival in 2006 [28d]
• PBS station locked out of archive due to cloud company chicanery [28d]
• Glen Powell's Chad Powers dials up the weirdness in season 2 trailer [28d]
• Looking for Fiona Apple? Just turn on the TV [29d]
• 2,000+ gamers supposedly recruited for air traffic control work [29d]
• Tom Hardy will do whatever it takes in MobLand season 2 trailer [29d]
• Ryan Murphy will try to somehow get The Shards to three seasons [29d]
• Star Trek: Strange New Worlds takes one swing too many in its Klingon Casablanca [29d]
• "Beekeeping crime-musical" doesn't even begin to cover The Rivals Of Amziah King [29d]
• An Inconvenient Truth is scarier than it's ever been [29d]
• Good company man John Cena thinks it's fine, actually, that Coyote Vs. Acme got shoved in a box [29d]
• Netflix is sending Taika Waititi's "Willy Wonka went to jail for his horrific crimes" movie to theaters [29d]
• The Shards adds a big dose of unnecessary campiness with a momentum-killing pair of episodes [29d]
• Ewan McGregor now just trying to straight-up bully Disney into letting him be Obi-Wan again [29d]
• Alden Ehrenreich to tool around with Michael B. Jordan and Austin Butler in Miami Vice '85 [29d]
• Lilly Wachowski says Hollywood won't make her new action movie because it has an all-trans cast [29d]