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The New York Fashion Week has wrapped up, and it seems your social media feeds are filling up with pictures from various parts of the city: At Rockefeller Center, Madonna and Ice Spice drew attention to Luar’s Spring 2025 presentation; downtown, at the Marble Cemetery, the Green Lady of Brooklyn lifted iPhones for her runway debut alongside Collina Strada; in Brooklyn, Ib Kamara’s Off-White™ held its first New York show on a basketball court, and at Harlem’s Apollo Theater, Colm Dillane’s KidSuper put on a full comedy performance.

Following the lively “Funny Business” fashion show by KidSuper at Harlem’s Apollo Theater during New York Fashion Week, the designer has now revealed their latest collaboration with PUMA. This collaboration, centering around football, creates a vibrant and harmonious collection of footwear and clothing, immersed in soft pastel colors and intricate patterns.

In a scene from the newly premiered movie at the Oldenburg Film Festival, the title “An Independent Production by Jake Remington” is displayed. This film, titled “$$$”, is incredibly low-budget and represents the bare minimum for feature films today. It resembles the early works of Cassavetes and Scorsese, making it the perfect fit for a festival that takes pride in presenting such challenging productions.

In most cases, it’s advisable for assassins to avoid associating with physicians, as such connections rarely result in positive outcomes in films. For instance, the main character played by Michael Keaton in “Knox Goes Away” recently received a heartbreaking dementia diagnosis. Struggling to settle his affairs and clear his son of a murder charge before his condition worsened, he ultimately lost his mental faculties.

[This story containts spoilers from Emily in Paris season four, part two.]