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The episode discusses various topics including film industry decisions, historical accuracy, and recent fashion announcements.

In this edition of Study Break, we discuss the questionable decisions behind the scenes of the Possession remake, the historical accuracy cottage industry reactivated by the release of The Odyssey , the latest in infidelity surveillance via Jay Guapo, and new releases from Adela, Tyla, and KATSEYE. We also highlight a recent cornucopia of Euroweird excellence from the Depardieu family’s blissful film festival outing to the fabulous brainrot opera debut of Beata Mona-Lisa, Greta Thunberg’s perplexingly buxom sister— plus we react to fashion announcements including Marine Serre’s bankruptcy and the upcoming John Galliano–themed Met Gala.Links: Margaret Qualley and Callum Turner on the set of the Possession remake in New Jersey Julie Depardieu and Philippe Katerine pose with their 2 sons Billy and Alfred at the Monte Carlo Television Festival ( Alexi’s viral QRT ) Billy Blanchard at Jean-Paul Gaultier F/W 2026 Couture via Lyas “EXCLUSIVE: Marine Serre Seeks Investor Amid Financial Restructuring” in WWD The Met Announces the Spring 2027 Costume Institute Exhibition, John Galliano: Horizons “John Galliano Returns to Fashion Via a Creative Partnership with Zara” in Vogue “An…

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