The Brutalist Report

Variety

• Jamie-Lynn Sigler Kept Her MS Diagnosis a Secret for 25 Years Fearing She’d ‘Never Work Again’ [39d]
• White House Threatened to Sue CBS Over ‘Evening News’ Interview With Trump [39d]
• Cillian Murphy’s ’28 Years Later’ Return: Nia DaCosta Chose a ‘Grounded’ Scene Over a ‘Big Return of the Superhero Moment’ in ‘The Bone Temple’ [39d]
• Mark Jones, ‘Leprechaun’ and ‘Rumpelstiltskin’ Director, Dies at 72 [39d]
• Matt Damon Says Netflix Wants Movies to Restate the ‘Plot Three or Four Times in the Dialogue’ Because Viewers are on ‘Their Phones While They’re Watching’ [39d]
• ‘KPop Demon Hunters’ Star EJAE Gets Emotional as She Accepts Best Original Song for ‘Golden’ at American Cinematheque Tribute: ‘It Helped Bring Light in a Very Dark Time in my Life’ [39d]
• How to Watch 2026 NFL Divisional Playoffs Live Online Without Cable for Free [40d]
• Rian Johnson Says He Was Not ‘Spooked’ by Toxic ‘Star Wars’ Fans After Kathleen Kennedy Cites ‘Last Jedi’ Backlash as to Why He Never Directed Another Entry [40d]
• Jafar Panahi Urges Filmmakers to Speak Out at European Film Awards: ‘Silence Is a Participation in Darkness’ [40d]
• Box Office: ’28 Years Later: The Bone Temple’ Scares ‘Avatar: Fire and Ash’ Off Top Spot Friday With $5.6 Million [40d]
• Charlize Theron, Bob Odenkirk and More Celebrate Carol Burnett’s Final ‘Palm Royale’ Appearance With Surprise Tribute: ‘You’re So Much More Than a Legend’ [40d]
• Donald Trump Bought at Least $1 Million in Bonds in Netflix, Warner Bros. Discovery Following Their Deal Announcement [40d]
• NBC Orders Two More Drama Pilots: ‘What the Dead Know’ From Dick Wolf and a ‘Puzzle Master’ Adaptation [40d]
• Mike Flanagan’s ‘The Exorcist’ Gets Spring 2027 Release Date; Scarlett Johansson and ‘Hamnet’ Breakout Jacobi Jupe to Star [40d]
• Oscar Voting Closes: Revelations Behind Anonymous Ballots, and the Surprises That May Be Lurking [40d]
• James Wan’s ‘Paranormal Activity’ Sequel Gets Summer 2027 Release Date [40d]
• ‘Night Patrol’ Director on Including Social Commentary in a Vampire Cop Movie, and the Joy of Rappers Acting [40d]
• Kianna Underwood, Who Appeared on Nickelodeon’s ‘All That,’ Killed in Brooklyn Hit-and-Run [40d]