Serb News Today — September 29, 2026

The world of entertainment is abuzz with a mix of innovation, nostalgia, and controversy. As the television industry continues to evolve, Prime Video's international boss is encouraging professionals to harness the power of artificial intelligence, emphasizing that it enhances creativity rather than replacing it. Meanwhile, the passing of actor Dennis Haskins, best known for his role as Principal Belding on the iconic sitcom "Saved by the Bell," has brought back memories of a bygone era in television.

From the world of politics, Jon Stewart is weighing in on the recent meeting between former President Trump and the Chinese President, questioning the implications for America's global standing. On a more positive note, the Broadway play "School Girls; or, the African Mean Girls Play" is receiving critical acclaim for its authentic portrayal of Black girlhood. However, not all is well in the lives of celebrities, as Hayden Panettiere's ex-fiancé makes some shocking claims about her personal belongings. And, in a rather uncertain development, the future of the VMAs is being questioned after a recent ceremony, leaving many in the industry wondering what's next.

Today's signal:
• Prime Video International Boss Urges TV Industry to Embrace AI: ‘It Doesn’t Replace Imagination, It Amplifies It’ (variety.com)
• Dennis Haskins, Actor Who Played Principal Belding on ‘Saved by the Bell,’ Dead at 75 (rollingstone.com)
• Jon Stewart Takes Aim at Trump’s Meeting With Chinese President: ‘How Does America Even Stay on the Map?’ (variety.com)
• ‘School Girls; or, the African Mean Girls Play’ Broadway Review: An Exceptional Portrait of Black Girlhood (variety.com)
• Hayden Panettiere’s Ex-Fiancé Claims Non-Family May Have ‘Destroyed’ Star’s Emails, Jewelry Missing (rollingstone.com)
• Did We Just See the Final VMAs? ‘Hell if I Know,’ Says Producer Van Toffler (rollingstone.com)