Serbian News Today — November 10, 2026

From the world of entertainment, we have some interesting updates for you today. Andrew Garfield recently opened up about his brief encounter with OpenAI's Sam Altman, recalling that he initially thought Altman was "genuinely great" and someone he could potentially be close friends with. Meanwhile, in the realm of television, Olivia Cooke, star of 'House of the Dragon', revealed that the show's passionate fandom led her to take a step back from social media due to the prevalence of "ugliness", "misogyny", and "racism" online.

In other news, French judo legend Teddy Riner has made headlines with his surprise announcement of a presidential bid in 2027, earning praise from none other than French President Emmanuel Macron. Shifting gears to sports, Tom Brady and Jim Harbaugh are executive producing a new documentary series called 'The Team: Michigan Football', set to debut on Fox this month. Music also made the news, with former country star speaking out about being excluded from the CMA red carpet and Colin Meloy reflecting on the sixteen-year journey to his latest album 'Wildwood'. These stories and more are making waves today, offering a glimpse into the worlds of entertainment, politics, and sports.

Today's signal:
• ‘Artificial’ Star Andrew Garfield Recalls Believing OpenAI’s Sam Altman Was ‘Genuinely Great’ and Could Be ‘My Future Best Friend’ (variety.com)
• French Judo Legend Teddy Riner Announces 2027 Presidential Bid, Drawing Praise From Emmanuel Macron (variety.com)
• Olivia Cooke Says ‘House of the Dragon’ Fandom Led Her to Step Away From Social Media: ‘There’s a Lot of Ugliness,’ ‘Misogyny’ and ‘Racism’ (variety.com)
• Tom Brady and Jim Harbaugh Exec Produce ‘The Team: Michigan Football,’ Set to Debut on Fox This Month (EXCLUSIVE) (variety.com)
• A Former Country Star Said the CMA Wouldn’t Let Him on the Red Carpet. All Hell Broke Loose (rollingstone.com)
• Colin Meloy on the Sixteen-Year Journey to ‘Wildwood’ (rollingstone.com)