Serb News Today — November 14, 2026
Kamal Khera Named New Canadian Consul General In Los Angeles, Will Meet With Studios and more — today's serb signal.
The entertainment industry is abuzz with changes and updates, both on and off the screen. In a move that could have significant implications for the film and television industry, Kamal Khera has been named the new Canadian Consul General in Los Angeles, and is set to meet with studios. This development comes as the industry is still reeling from the aftermath of a nationwide flight ground stop, which was lifted by the FAA, but continues to cause disruptions to Hollywood's weekend plans.
In other news, fans of popular franchises are getting a glimpse into what's to come. Channing Tatum's superhero alter ego Gambit is set to take on a more serious tone in 'Avengers: Doomsday', with promises of a fully-rounded character. Meanwhile, comedy writers are navigating the challenges of episodic orders, tone, and the state of the sitcom in the streaming age. On a more somber note, British author David Walliams is facing an investigation into allegations of sexual misconduct. In a lighter vein, Geena Meszaros brings a darkly comedic touch to her latest project, 'The Body', proving that humor and pathos can coexist.
Today's signal:
• Kamal Khera Named New Canadian Consul General In Los Angeles, Will Meet With Studios (variety.com)
• Hollywood Still Faces Weekend Disruptions After FAA Lifts Flight Ground Stop (variety.com)
• Gambit Gets Serious: Channing Tatum’s Superhero Is ‘Not All Laughs’ in ‘Avengers: Doomsday’ as Kevin Feige Promises Fans a ‘Fully-Rounded Character’ (variety.com)
• Comedy Writers on Episodic Orders, How to Define Tone and the State of the Sitcom in the Streaming Age (variety.com)
• David Walliams: British Police Open Investigation Into Sexual Misconduct Allegations (rollingstone.com)
• ‘The Body’ Was Meant to Be Dark. Geena Meszaros Also Makes It Hilarious (rollingstone.com)