Serb News Today — November 2, 2026

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John Oliver Reviews ‘You Can See Everything’: Elizabeth Holmes and Billy Evans Are ‘Complete Lunatics’ and more — today's serb signal.

From the world of entertainment, there's a mix of pop culture and film news making headlines today. In television, John Oliver took aim at Elizabeth Holmes and her partner Billy Evans, calling them "complete lunatics" in his review of their story, which has captured public attention in recent years. Meanwhile, in music, My Chemical Romance has made a surprising comeback, with one of their 20-year-old albums topping the Billboard 200 chart.

In film, both domestic and international releases are generating buzz. At the Korea box office, anime hit 'Chiikawa' continues to lead, while Brad Pitt's thriller 'Heart of the Beast' makes its debut. For fans of streaming content, November brings a fresh batch of movies to explore, with 23 new titles available, including 'Tony,' 'Misty Green,' and 'Possible Love.' Additionally, stars like Tovah Feldshuh and Judi Dench are speaking out on topics close to their hearts, from social tensions to personal stories of support and understanding, as seen in their recent interviews.

Today's signal:
• John Oliver Reviews ‘You Can See Everything’: Elizabeth Holmes and Billy Evans Are ‘Complete Lunatics’ (variety.com)
• Korea Box Office: Anime Hit ‘Chiikawa’ Retains Lead as Brad Pitt Thriller ‘Heart of the Beast’ Debuts (variety.com)
• My Chemical Romance Tops the Billboard 200 With 20-Year-Old Album (rollingstone.com)
• ‘Nobody Wants This’ Star Tovah Feldshuh Says ‘Tensions Are Not Rising’ Amid Disagreement With Adam Brody over Israel-Palestine Conflict (variety.com)
• Judi Dench Says Robin Williams Was ‘Gently Supportive’ During Her Late Husband’s Cancer Battle: ‘I’ve Often Thought About’ His ‘Sensitivity and Understanding’ (variety.com)
• 23 Best Movies New to Streaming in November: ‘Tony,’ ‘Misty Green,’ ‘Possible Love’ and More (variety.com)

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