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Neil Young filed a $10 million lawsuit against Donald Trump's campaign for using "Rockin' in the Free World" at events without permission. The suit comes six years after the two sides reached a prior settlement over the same song. It adds to a growing list of artists who have objected to their music being used at Trump rallies.
Tovah Feldshuh, star of Netflix's “Nobody Wants This,” responded to co-star Adam Brody’s public support for Palestine, saying accusations that Jewish people commit genocide echo Hitler’s playbook. The exchange highlights tensions among entertainment figures over Israel-Gaza war rhetoric and how celebrity statements are received.
Macklemore used his first “Free Palestine” show to call for unity, saying the two words are “so threatening to some people.” The remarks add a high-profile entertainment voice to public debate over the Gaza war and celebrity activism.
Disney+ has struck a landmark content deal with U.K. broadcaster Channel 4, which the streamer describes as one of its most significant globally. The agreement expands Disney+'s access to Channel 4 programming and highlights growing ties between global streamers and local broadcasters. It matters because it could affect how U.K. content is licensed and distributed internationally.
PulseDev has been listed on Product Hunt, a platform for discovering new products. The headline gives no further details on what PulseDev does or its impact. Product Hunt exposure can help early-stage products reach early adopters, but this is routine news.