Music News Today — July 22, 2026
Han Chae Young Scores a Hit With FlareFlow Korean Remake of Global Microdrama ‘Raising His Mistress’s Child’ and more — today's music signal.
The entertainment industry is buzzing with a mix of music, film, and streaming news that's got everyone talking. In the music world, Han Chae Young is making waves with her remake of the global microdrama 'Raising His Mistress's Child', while Sony Music is taking a stand against AI music generator Udio, alleging that it copied 30,000 songs to train its models. Meanwhile, Cher is facing a costly battle with Sonny Bono's widow over royalties, with the singer on the hook for a $1 million legal tab.
On the film and streaming front, Sony Pictures is considering a deal to acquire the iconic Cinerama Dome in Hollywood, with Alamo Drafthouse possibly taking over operations. In a related note, movie fans are already showing enthusiasm for the upcoming 'Avengers: Doomsday', which has racked up $16.5 million in advance ticket sales on its first day. For those looking for a more affordable way to enjoy their favorite movies and shows, several student streaming deals are now available, offering discounts on popular services like Hulu and HBO Max.
Today's signal:
• Han Chae Young Scores a Hit With FlareFlow Korean Remake of Global Microdrama ‘Raising His Mistress’s Child’ (variety.com)
• The Best Student Streaming Deals, From Hulu to HBO Max (rollingstone.com)
• Sony Music Files Another Lawsuit Against Udio, Alleges AI Music Generator Copied 30,000 Songs to Train Models (variety.com)
• Cher Must Pay Own $1 Million Legal Tab Over Royalties Battle With Sonny Bono’s Widow (rollingstone.com)
• Sony Pictures Mulls Deal for Hollywood’s Cinerama Dome, With Alamo Drafthouse Possibly Operating (variety.com)
• ‘Avengers: Doomsday’ Racks Up $16.5 Million in Advance Ticket Sales After First Day (EXCLUSIVE) (variety.com)