Serb News Today — October 26, 2026

The entertainment industry is saying goodbye to a couple of legends today, as Eric Bauza, the Emmy Award-winning voice actor behind various Looney Tunes characters, has passed away at 46, and Peggy King, a singer and actress who appeared on the 'George Gobel Show' in the 1950s, has died at 96. These losses serve as a reminder of the talented individuals who have shaped the world of entertainment, and the impact they leave behind. Meanwhile, actress Holland Taylor is speaking out about her experiences in the industry, revealing that despite receiving four Emmy nominations for her role on 'Two and a Half Men', she never received a raise and was "never paid very well".

In other news, Jade is finally seeing success with her music, having waited two years for her song 'Angel of My Dreams' to take off. On the television front, the creators of 'The New Stanford Prison Experiment' are breaking down the shocking finale of their show. However, not all stories have a happy ending. The case of a Florida man who claims innocence is highlighting the state's execution spree, and the possibility that he may be put to death despite his protests of innocence. These stories showcase the highs and lows of the entertainment industry and the world beyond, and serve as a reminder of the power of talent, perseverance, and the importance of justice.

Today's signal:
• Eric Bauza, Emmy Award-Winning Looney Tunes Voice Actor, Dies at 46 (variety.com)
• Peggy King, ‘George Gobel Show’ Actress and Singer of the ’50s, Dies at 96 (variety.com)
• Holland Taylor Says She Was ‘Never Paid Very Well’ on ‘Two and a Half Men’: ‘I Got Four Emmy Nominations, and They Never Gave Me a Raise’ (variety.com)
• Jade Waited Two Years for ‘Angel of My Dreams’ to Take Off (rollingstone.com)
• ‘The New Stanford Prison Experiment’ Creators Break Down Its Shocking Finale (variety.com)
• He Says He’s Innocent. Florida’s Execution Spree May Kill Him, Anyway (rollingstone.com)