The Brutalist Report

Variety

• ‘Star Trek: Strange New Worlds’ Guest Star Patton Oswalt Breaks Down Playing a Sexy Vulcan [194d]
• Adam Sandler and George Clooney Make Venice Swoon With 8.5-Minute Standing Ovation for Hollywood Bromance ‘Jay Kelly’ [194d]
• Heidi Gardner Exits ‘SNL’ After Eight Seasons [194d]
• Kim Kardashian Laments Trump’s Immigration Policy Before Accepting DVF Award for Prison Reform Work: ‘Protect the People’ That ‘Supported and Built Our Country’ [194d]
• Pete Davidson and Casey Affleck Team Up With Doug Liman on Bitcoin Thriller Film ‘Killing Satoshi’ (EXCLUSIVE) [194d]
• Mindy Kaling Hulu Comedy Series ‘Not Suitable for Work’ Sets Five Main Cast Members [194d]
• My WGA Expulsion Sends a Chilling Message to Writer-Producers (Guest Column) [194d]
• Sony Pictures CEO Says Every ‘The Studio’ Episode Has a ‘Kernel’ of Truth but ‘Everything Else Is Horse S—‘: ‘Most Days We’re Not Morons’ [194d]
• Marlyne Barrett Exits ‘Chicago Med’ After 10 Years [194d]
• ‘Megadoc’: 4 Things We Learned From Mike Figgis’ Documentary Chronicling Francis Ford Coppola’s Self-Financed Epic ‘Megalopolis’ [194d]
• Bella Ramsey Tells ‘Last of Us’ Haters ‘You Don’t Have to Watch’ Season 3: ‘If You Hate It That Much, the Game Exists’ and ‘You Can Just Play’ It Again [194d]
• ‘Jay Kelly’ Review: George Clooney Plays a Version of Himself in Noah Baumbach’s Lightly Diverting but Overly Soft Inside-Hollywood Drama [194d]
• Anna Kendrick, Seth Rogen in Negotiations to Star in Comedy ‘Babies’ [194d]
• Emma Stone Shocks Venice With 6-Minute Standing Ovation for Gory Alien Kidnapping Thriller ‘Bugonia’ [194d]
• Oscar-Nominated Yemeni Scottish Director Sara Ishaq’s ‘The Station’ Follows Women in War-Torn Country Fueled by Sisterhood, Survival [194d]
• Gkids to Release Director Kenji Iwaisawa’s Animated Film ‘100 Meters’ (EXCLUSIVE) [194d]
• ‘House of David’ Sets Season 2 Release Date and First-Look Photos, Wonder Project Subscription Service to Launch on Prime Video in October [194d]
• Emily Atef on Why Kenya-Set Female-Empowerment Drama ‘Call Me Queen’ Is ‘More Relevant Than Ever’ (EXCLUSIVE) [194d]