The Brutalist Report

Vanity Fair

• Rupert Murdoch’s Retirement Has Fox Insiders Stunned: “I Never Thought He’d Do It” [924d]
• With Rupert Murdoch Stepping Down, Is a Fox Sale Possible? [924d]
• Trump Tells Republicans to Shut Down the Government So He Can Get Away With His Many Alleged Crimes [924d]
• Showing Eighth Graders an Award-Winning Adaptation of Anne Frank’s Diary Now a Fireable Offense in Texas [924d]
• Sophie Turner Sues Joe Jonas for Immediate Custody of Two Daughters [924d]
• Oscar Surprise: France Picks 'The Taste of Things' Over 'Anatomy of a Fall' for International Feature [924d]
• From Pickleball to Granfluencers: How ABC Is Pushing ‘The Golden Bachelor’ [924d]
• In the AI Age, The New York Times Wants Reporters to Tell Readers Who They Are [924d]
• David McCormick Says He Lives in Pennsylvania. Flight Records Appear to Tell a Different Story [924d]
• Kim Kardashian’s ‘American Horror Story’ Debut Satirizes Another Reality Empire [924d]
• Oprah Weighs In on the Ozempic Weight Loss Drug Craze [924d]
• Queen Camilla and Brigitte Macron Break Out In Giggles In a Library [924d]
• Ohio’s Sherrod Brown Isn’t Sweating Out His Reelection Bid: “I Feel Good” [924d]
• The Bling Ring’s Supposed Leader Finally Speaks Out [924d]
• The Exquisite Agony of Being Kevin McCarthy [924d]
• Andrew Scott Reckons with Love and Loss in 'All of Us Strangers' Trailer [924d]
• Marvel Secrets Revealed: Alternate Castings That Would Have Changed Everything [924d]
• Rupert Murdoch Steps Down From Fox [924d]
• Sex Education’s Final Season Ends With a Bang [924d]
• Helen Mirren Confronts the Complex, Challenging “Career Milestone” of ‘Golda’ [924d]
• Marty Without the Mob: ‘Killers of the Flower Moon’ Joins Rich Scorsese History [924d]