The Brutalist Report - variety
- ‘The Lake’ Review: Climate Change Doc From Leonardo DiCaprio, Jimmy Chin and Chai Vasarhelyi Raises Alarms About the Fate of the Great Salt Lake [34d]
- ‘Disneyland Handcrafted’: Director Leslie Iwerks on How ‘The Imagineering Story’ Inspired Her Latest Disney Doc and the Note Bob Iger Gave Her [34d]
- Disney CEO Bob Iger Pay Package Rose 11.5% in 2025 to $45.8 Million; Board to Announce His Successor Soon [34d]
- Chris Noth Says Sarah Jessica Parker Friendship Ended Over Her ‘Hurtful’ Response to Sexual Assault Claims Against Him: ‘It Was Sad’ and ‘Disappointing’ [34d]
- Vic Michaelis Talks ‘Very Important People’s’ Timely Cher Feud, Taking on Peacock’s ‘Ponies’ and Dropout’s Campaign to Stream ‘Avengers: Endgame’ [34d]
- Netflix Content Chief Bela Bajaria on ‘Frankenstein’ and ‘Train Dreams’ Oscar Nominations, ‘Kpop Demon Hunters’ and the Warner Bros. Deal [34d]
- ‘Barbershop’ TV Series Adds 8 to Cast, Including Zack Fox, Ego Nwodim, Ziwe, Tituss Burgess [34d]
- Oscars: Can ‘Sinners’ Win the Best Picture Battle? Yes, It Can. [34d]
- Ms. Rachel Apologizes for Liking Antisemitic Instagram Comment: ‘I’m a Human Who Makes Mistakes’ [34d]
- Sony Pictures Execs Caught Bashing Blake Lively in Baldoni Court Docs: ‘She Orchestrated All This Drama in a Totally Unsavvy and Amateur Way’ [35d]
- ‘The Last First: Winter K2’ Review: A Mountain-Climbing Documentary With More Tragedy Than Vertigo [35d]
- How Growing Up at Sundance and Around Robert Redford Taught Me That Art Could Shape Culture [35d]
- Karla Souza, Fernanda Castillo and Manolo Cardona to Star in New Netflix Titles as the U.S. Streamer Takes Global Rights to Upcoming ‘Canelo’ Álvarez Doc [35d]
- LISTEN: Investors Fret But Netflix Fights for Warner Bros. Discovery Deal [35d]
- Justin Baldoni’s Lawyer Invokes ‘Heated Rivalry’ to Defend Improvised Intimacy With Blake Lively on ‘It Ends With Us’ Set [35d]
- Aidan Zamiri’s ‘Moment’: The Pop Culture Polymath on Making a Charli xcx Mockumentary, Working With Timothée Chalamet on His ‘Insane’ Press Tours and Kylie Jenner’s ‘Incredible’ Acting Debut [35d]
- James Blake to Release ‘Trying Times,’ His First Album as a Fully Independent Artist, in March [35d]
- James Cameron Torches America After Leaving the U.S.: ‘A Place Where Everybody’s at Each Other’s Throats, Turning Its Back on Science and Will Be in Utter Disarray If Another Pandemic Appears’ [35d]
- Raye Announces Sophomore Album ‘This Music May Contain Hope.’ [35d]
- Goodbye, Park City. Sundance Will Miss You and So Will I [35d]
- ‘Knight of the Seven Kingdoms’ Premiere Draws 6.7 Million Viewers in Three Days [35d]
- Alex Gibney on Salman Rushdie Sundance Doc ‘Knife’: It’s Really a Doc About Recovery’ [35d]
- 6 Reasons ‘Wicked: For Good’ Was Blanked at the Oscars [35d]
- ‘Matlock,’ ‘NCIS’ ‘Tracker,’ ‘Georgie & Mandy’s First Marriage,’ Among 10 Shows Renewed at CBS [35d]
- John Wilson Challenged Himself to Find Humor From a Boring Topic: Concrete. Shooting 140 Hours Helped Him Escape a Personal and Professional Slump [35d]
- Netflix Chief Ted Sarandos to Testify at Senate Antitrust Hearing About Warner Bros. Deal [35d]
- New ‘Fable’ Open-World Video Game Sets Fall 2026 Release for Xbox, PlayStation; Gameplay Teaser Revealed [35d]
- NBA Champ JR Smith Takes His Second Act to the Fairway With Oakley [35d]
- Can California’s Improved, $750M Incentive Really Revive Production in the Golden State? [35d]
- Ryan Coogler Feels ‘Really Fortunate’ After ‘Sinners’ Earns History-Making 16 Oscar Noms, Plus More Reactions From Teyana Taylor, Kate Hudson, Ethan Hawke [35d]
- Ian Tuason Felt Haunted Shooting Audio-Based Horror Movie ‘Undertone’ in His Home. Now, A24 and Blumhouse Are Betting Big on His Dark Visions [35d]
- ‘Shoresy’ Season 5 Sets February Release Date on Hulu; Season 6 Slated for 2027 [35d]
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