This isn’t a fashion movie. It’s a straight-up elegy for news media and print journalism. It delivers a more raw, brutal, blood-on-the-floor portrait of a world where money is king (or queen). A few blunt truths it lays out: 1. In fashion, only the luxury brands are actually making real money in retails. Everything else is struggling. 2. A tech billionaire nearly buys the fashion magazine just to make his girlfriend happy. 3. The third-generation media heir has wanted to dump the whole empire for years and finally sells it to the highest bidder — a tech mogul’s Chinese ex-wife. When you’ve got money and budget, everything goes exactly according to the fantasy: glossy, gorgeous, irresistible. When you don’t… you walk past first and business class on the plane and squeeze into economy with the regular slobs. Brutal. On the music: The Dua Lipa opener “End of an Era” was a pleasant surprise. I’ll admit Lady Gaga’s two new songs (she’s 40 now) are bold, powerful, and ...