Serb News Today — July 17, 2026
Donald Trump Drops Part of $10 Billion BBC Lawsuit and more — today's serb signal.
From the world of entertainment, we've got updates on several fronts. Music fans will be excited to know that Gracie Abrams recently showcased her evocative song 'Minibar' on 'Fallon', giving us a glimpse into her musical talents. Meanwhile, composer Ludwig Göransson took us on a sonic journey with his work on 'The Odyssey', incorporating ancient Greek instruments, scrap metals, and gongs to create a unique sound. In other music news, several concerts, including those by the Black Keys and Creed, have been postponed due to wildfire smoke.
In the world of film and television, Shia LaBeouf's struggles have been making headlines, with sources describing him as "in deep pain" and "exploding on set". On a more positive note, FX and Color Force are teaming up to develop a series based on a New Yorker article about a national park volunteer rescue squad. In other news, Donald Trump has dropped part of a $10 billion lawsuit against the BBC, and fans will be eager to see what this means for the future of media and entertainment. These stories and more are making waves today, and we've got the latest updates for you.
Today's signal:
• Donald Trump Drops Part of $10 Billion BBC Lawsuit (variety.com)
• Watch Gracie Abrams Showcase Evocative Song ‘Minibar’ on ‘Fallon’ (rollingstone.com)
• The Sound of ‘The Odyssey’: Composer Ludwig Göransson Used Ancient Greek Instruments, Scrap Metals and Gongs (variety.com)
• Wildfire Smoke Forces the Black Keys, Creed, and More to Postpone Concerts (rollingstone.com)
• FX, Color Force to Develop Series Based on New Yorker Article About National Park Volunteer Rescue Squad (EXCLUSIVE) (variety.com)
• Watching Shia LaBeouf Unravel: ‘He Was Exploding on Set’ and in ‘Deep Pain’ (variety.com)