Serb News Today — September 23, 2026
MIP London Ending After Two Years as Organizers Launch New Event at London Book Fair and more — today's serb signal.
The entertainment industry is abuzz with changes and collaborations. In the world of events, MIP London is wrapping up after two years, but its organizers are already looking to the future with a new event launching at the London Book Fair. Meanwhile, music fans are getting excited about new performances, including Brandon Flowers' showcase of 'An American Dream' on 'Fallon'. This comes as Sister Group is making moves in the branded entertainment space, striking a partnership with Common Interest and making a minority investment.
From music to media, there's no shortage of drama and deal-making. Outkast is taking legal action against rapper Ovrkast, alleging that he's hijacking their name. In a different kind of power struggle, California Attorney General Rob Bonta found himself on the receiving end of political influence after suing Paramount. And in the world of hip-hop, artists like Tezzus and Diamond* are making waves and bringing their fans along for the ride. With all these developments, it's clear that the entertainment industry is in a state of flux, with new partnerships, performances, and power struggles emerging every day.
Today's signal:
• MIP London Ending After Two Years as Organizers Launch New Event at London Book Fair (variety.com)
• Watch Brandon Flowers Showcase ‘An American Dream’ on ‘Fallon’ (rollingstone.com)
• Sister Group Strikes Partnership With Branded Entertainment Company Common Interest, Makes Minority Investment (variety.com)
• Outkast Sue Rapper Ovrkast for Allegedly Hijacking Its ‘Famous, Extremely Valuable’ Name (rollingstone.com)
• Rob Bonta Sued Paramount to Counter Political Influence, Then Fell Victim to It (variety.com)
• Tezzus and Diamond* Are Bringing Everybody With Them (rollingstone.com)