The Brutalist Report

Vanity Fair

• Byron Donalds Moves the Goalposts for Being Trump‘s VP, Suggests He Wouldn‘t Certify 2028 Election If Asked [745d]
• Surprise: Trump’s Pick for North Carolina Governor Wants to “Go Back to the America Where Women Couldn’t Vote” [745d]
• Senator Brian Schatz Explains What Donald Trump’s “Fascism” Would Mean for America [745d]
• Nikki Haley’s Last Dance (Or, the Hillary Clinton of It All) [745d]
• How Da’Vine Joy Randolph Became an Undeniable Oscars 2024 Favorite [745d]
• What the 2024 Oscar Nominees Wore to Their First Oscars [745d]
• Katie Porter Doubles Down on Claim Her Election Loss Was “Rigged” [745d]
• Christopher Walken Still Rules: On 'Dune: Part Two,' 'Star Wars' and True Power [745d]
• 6 Oscars 2024 Upsets We Wouldn’t Be Too Mad About [745d]
• Feud: The Real Story of Babe Paley’s Children [745d]
• “Too Many Endings, Man”: How 'The Lord of the Rings' Conquered the Oscars [745d]
• As Kate Middleton Recovers, Prince William’s Focus Is “Not On Social Media” [745d]
• Voters Have Trump “Amnesia.” Can Biden Jog Their Memory? [745d]
• The Hottest Ticket in Town: 30 Years of Vanity Fair’s Oscar Party [745d]
• Meghan Markle Is Teaming Up With Geena Davis to Change Our Perceptions of Moms on TV [745d]
• Barry Keoghan, Charles Melton, and Hunter Schafer Kick Off Oscar Week in Style at Vanity Fair and Instagram’s Vanities Party [745d]
• Can ‘Barbie’ Make an Oscars Comeback? [745d]
• Nico Parker Is Living the Teenage Dream [745d]
• What MSNBC Hosts Want to See From Joe Biden’s State of the Union [745d]
• Prop Armorer Convicted of Involuntary Manslaughter in 'Rust' Shooting [746d]