Music News Today — September 21, 2026

The entertainment industry is buzzing with a mix of new projects, tributes, and controversies. In the world of film, Pablo Larraín is set to venture into Argentina with his new movie 'My Sad Dead', which is also competing for the prestigious Golden Shell award at San Sebastián. Meanwhile, the Spanish government has reaffirmed its commitment to maintaining its audiovisual hub through the Spain Crece Fund, signaling continued support for the country's thriving film and television industry.

In other news, the music and entertainment world is mourning the loss of Presley Gerber, son of supermodel Cindy Crawford and entrepreneur Rande Gerber, who passed away at the age of 27. On a more positive note, fans of live music are scrambling to snag last-minute tickets to the All Things Go Festival, which is taking place soon. However, not all news is celebratory - New Yorkers are rallying to save a beloved AMC theater site that was quietly purchased by NYU Langone, and Paramount is facing pressure from state attorneys general over a proposed settlement.

Today's signal:
• Pablo Larraín Ventures Into Argentina With His San Sebastián Golden Shell Contender ‘My Sad Dead’ (variety.com)
• Spanish Government Pledges to Continue Audiovisual Hub Through Spain Crece Fund (variety.com)
• Presley Gerber, Son of Cindy Crawford and Rande Gerber, Dead at 27 (rollingstone.com)
• As Paramount Settlement Talks With States Progress, Some AGs Are Pushing for Stronger Restrictions (variety.com)
• Here’s Where You Can Find Last-Minute All Things Go Festival Tickets (rollingstone.com)
• NYU Langone Privately Bought the Site of a Landmark AMC Theater — New Yorkers Are Now Fighting to Save It (variety.com)