Serbian News Today — September 19, 2026

From entertainment news, we have a mix of stories that highlight the intersection of pop culture and controversy. In the world of entertainment, Lego is making waves with its 'Ninjago Legends: Duskfall' anime-style shorts, which have premiered in Korea before their release on YouTube, showcasing the enduring appeal of the beloved toy brand. Meanwhile, musician Ken Casey of Dropkick Murphys has spoken out about Ed Sheeran's collaboration with Macklemore, expressing his disapproval of the artist's decision to "take the knee," a gesture often associated with social justice movements.

In other news, the second season of 'MobLand' has proved that the show's success is largely due to the presence of Tom Hardy, while a new documentary profiles the harrowing experience of author Salman Rushdie during his hospitalization after a violent attack. On a lighter note, fans of 'Law & Order: SVU' can now stream every season of the show online. However, not all news is positive, as Amazon faces a harassment suit filed by a former production assistant who alleges she was subjected to a hostile work environment on the set of a film. These stories highlight the complexities and challenges of the entertainment industry, where creativity and controversy often intersect.

Today's signal:
• Lego’s ‘Ninjago Legends: Duskfall’ Anime-Style Shorts Premiere in Korea Ahead of YouTube Release (variety.com)
• Dropkick Murphys’ Ken Casey Says Ed Sheeran ‘Took the Knee’ With Macklemore: ‘Doesn’t Sit Right With Me’ (rollingstone.com)
• ‘MobLand’ Season 2 Proves the Show Just Wouldn’t Work Without Tom Hardy (variety.com)
• ‘Knife: The Attempted Murder of Salman Rushdie’ Review: Alex Gibney Profiles the Controversial Author During His Harrowing Hospitalization (variety.com)
• How to Stream Every Season of ‘Law & Order: SVU’ Online (variety.com)
• Amazon Moves to Toss ‘Criminal’ Production Assistant’s Harassment Suit (variety.com)