Venice News Today — July 15, 2026
Rhayuela’s Next Gen Takes Over and more — today's venice signal.
The world of entertainment is buzzing with exciting updates, and Venice readers are in for a treat. The next generation of Rhayuela is taking the reins, signaling a fresh era for the brand, while music lovers were surprised and delighted by Phoebe Bridgers' impromptu performance of 'Lost Boys' on 'Fallon'. Meanwhile, the world of streaming is abuzz with news of upcoming releases, including the highly anticipated Netflix drama 'Plastic Beauty', which has just added 23 new cast members and is set to premiere in September, and Apple TV's thriller 'Lucky', starring Anya Taylor-Joy as a con artist on the run.
As the entertainment industry continues to evolve, we're also seeing interesting collaborations and tributes, such as Molly Shannon and Ashley Padilla's discussion of 'SNL' and the new Shinola collection inspired by the legendary Gilda Radner. But amidst all the glamour and excitement, there are also significant developments taking place behind the scenes, including the Democratic state AGs' lawsuit aiming to block Paramount's Warner Bros. takeover, which raises important questions about the future of the industry and its potential impact on consumers. As always, VeniceNews is here to bring you all the latest updates and insights, so stay tuned for more news, reviews, and analysis from the world of culture, style, and media.
Today's signal:
• Rhayuela’s Next Gen Takes Over (variety.com)
• Phoebe Bridgers Plays Surprise Performance of ‘Lost Boys’ on ‘Fallon’ (rollingstone.com)
• Mayu Matsuoka, Riisa Naka’s Netflix Cosmetic Surgery Drama ‘Plastic Beauty’ Sets September Premiere, Adds 23 Cast Members (variety.com)
• Anya Taylor-Joy Is a Con Artist on the Run in Apple TV’s High-Voltage Thriller ‘Lucky’: TV Review (variety.com)
• Molly Shannon and Ashley Padilla Talk ‘SNL’ and Shinola’s Gilda Radner-Inspired Collection (rollingstone.com)
• How Strong Is the Democratic State AGs’ Lawsuit Aiming to Block Paramount’s Warner Bros. Takeover? (variety.com)