The Brutalist Report

Vanity Fair

• Robert De Niro’s Production Company Found Liable for Gender Discrimination [872d]
• At the CARE Impact Awards, Humanitarian Leadership Takes Center Stage [872d]
• Mikie Sherrill Thinks Tommy Tuberville’s Abortion Stunt Has Gone on Far Too Long [872d]
• The Enrapturing Church of Alex Cooper and Call Her Daddy [872d]
• Dominion’s Fox News Case Was Just the Beginning [872d]
• Washington Post Retracts Cartoon of Hamas Leader After Fierce Criticism [872d]
• Vivek Ramaswamy and the Rise of the Weird, Smug A--holes [872d]
• “It Ushered in a New Era of Chaos”: Ali Soufan on a Month of War in Israel-Gaza—And What Comes Next [872d]
• Martin Scorsese’s Daughter Loves Trolling Him About Marvel [872d]
• Prince Harry and Meghan Markle Find a Way to Honor Veterans Day and Remembrance Day [872d]
• Priscilla Presley and Robert Kardashian: An All-American Sliding Doors [872d]
• Barbra Streisand Is Done Starring in Movies: “There’s a Part of Me That’s Very Lazy” [872d]
• Why Did Jared Leto Climb the Empire State Building? [872d]
• How the Warm, Elegant Look of ‘The Holdovers’ Came Together [872d]
• “Let’s Get Back to Work”: Zac Efron, Quinta Brunson and More Celebrate the End of the Actors’ Strike [872d]
• The Iron Claw Premiere Debuts Standout Performances From Zac Efron and Jeremy Allen White [872d]
• 20 High-Tech Gifts for Fitness Fanatics, Workout Lovers, and Athletes in 2023 [872d]
• The Actors Strike Is Over, Ending Hollywood’s Long Limbo [873d]