The Brutalist Report

The A.V. Club

• IMAX is thinking about selling itself [14d]
• Lionsgate promises biopic about the second half of Michael Jackson's life will be just as fun as the first [14d]
• Hacks saves the best for almost last [14d]
• In a predictably dour Half Man, Ruben and Niall try—briefly, unsuccessfully—to be normal guys [14d]
• Bill Lawrence's next TV show apparently about the sad kinds of alien abductions [14d]
• Lupita Nyong'o forced to remind people The Odyssey is a work of fiction [14d]
• Spotify announces AI remixes and Live Nation partnership [14d]
• Kiyoshi Kurosawa stages a delightful samurai Columbo with The Samurai And The Prisoner [14d]
• The Boys creator is proud to disappoint Elon Musk [14d]
• Paramount foots hospital bill to restore Jackass TV series [14d]
• Pedro Almodóvar regifts his own pithy, self-critical autofiction in Bitter Christmas [14d]
• Au revoir, Emily In Paris [14d]
• Chelsea Handler calls Shane Gillis', Tony Hinchcliffe's material at Kevin Hart roast "gross" [14d]
• Stephen Colbert is going out a class act [14d]
• There's no war in Ba Sing Se, but there is a trailer for Avatar: The Last Airbender season 2 [14d]
• Jimmy Kimmel bids The Late Show (and CBS) farewell [14d]
• The Star Wars sequels don't deserve your hatred either [15d]
• Ed O’Brien finds direction on the haunting Blue Morpho [15d]
• In The Boroughs, growing old is both a thrilling adventure and a waking nightmare [15d]
• Stephen Colbert finally subjects himself to a ridiculously star-studded Colbert Questionert [15d]