The Brutalist Report

The A.V. Club

• Priscilla, Queen Of The Desert 2 "probably" two years away [10d]
• Pokémon draws a Wild Card in teaser for new animated, trading card-focused movie [10d]
• With Penguin on ice, HBO is developing new show from its creator [10d]
• NBC News stands by Kristen Welker after Trump directs FCC to punish her [10d]
• Great Job, Internet!: "Weird Al" Yankovic finally uncovers the lost Al's Brain [10d]
• Zack Snyder's The Last Photograph to make world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival [10d]
• Whose show is Lanterns anyway? [10d]
• Shane Gillis wrings a fourth season of Tires out of Netflix [10d]
• Sony and Warner Music finally generate an Anthropic lawsuit [10d]
• A Kansas couple thinks they know the truth in A Killer Story trailer [10d]
• Chicago Cubs pivot to rom-coms [10d]
• Gal Gadot clarifies what happened with her Wonder Woman role [10d]
• Chris Hansen now complaining that Robert Pattinson's version of him is too dramatic [10d]
• Someone's going to get revenge in the Furious finale, but who? [10d]
• Onslaught delivers the super-soldier slasher goods, but not much payoff [10d]
• Jim Cummings won't be headlining that Darkwing Duck reboot [10d]
• "King Of All Media" Howard Stern expands his domain to HBO Max [10d]
• Ti West's Ebenezer will ponder whether Scrooge had a point, actually [10d]
• Star Wars and RoboCop special effects artist Phil Tippett closes legendary Berkeley studio [10d]
• Coyote Vs. Acme won its case, but still loses to the legacy of Looney Tunes [10d]
• Randy Quaid calls Anne Hathaway "horrible choice" for Days Of Thunder sequel he may or may not be in [10d]
• Coyote Vs. Acme drops anvil on The Dog Stars at the weekend box office [10d]
• The Dog Stars is just as tired of post-apocalyptic stories as we are [11d]
• John Stewart’s origin deepens Lanterns’ portrait of real world superheroing [11d]