The Brutalist Report

Vanity Fair

• The House Voted to Release the Epstein Files. What Happens Now? [32d]
• At Wicked: For Good’s New York Premiere, Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo Finally Reach the End of the Yellow Brick Road [33d]
• The Unusual Reason Why King Charles III Has Two Birthdays [33d]
• Vanity Fair’s 2026 Hollywood Issue Cover Stars Reveal Their Favorite YouTube Videos [33d]
• Cameron Kasky, Parkland Survivor and Congressional Hopeful, Wants to Refocus the Democrats [33d]
• Jonathan Bailey Smolders on the Outside—but Inside, He Feels “Quite Kooky” [33d]
• Please, Don’t Give Harris Dickinson a Standing Ovation [33d]
• Andrew Garfield Is Hungry for More [33d]
• Riz Ahmed Is Always One Step Ahead [33d]
• Hollywood 2026 U.S. Credits [33d]
• The 2026 Hollywood Issue: Let’s Hear It For the Boys! [33d]
• A$AP Rocky Was Always Ready to Act: “I’m a Renaissance Man” [33d]
• Austin Butler Wants to Be a Great Artist—and, One Day, a Great Dad [33d]
• Movies Are Glen Powell’s Love Language [33d]
• Just Try to Pin Down LaKeith Stanfield [33d]
• Callum Turner Would Spend Eternity Right Here [33d]
• Michael B. Jordan Is a Modern Movie Star With an Old Soul [33d]
• Paul Mescal Says He May Be Done Playing Sad Guys [33d]
• Will the Real Jeremy Allen White Please Stand Up? [33d]
• Mark Guiducci on Our 2026 Hollywood Issue [33d]