Soho News Today — October 10, 2026

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Michael Douglas Tells Bill Maher About Smuggling Marijuana in Suitcases, Slams ‘Nepo Baby’ Label and more — today's soho signal.

As we dive into today's headlines, it's clear that the worlds of entertainment and culture are buzzing with exciting news and unexpected revelations. Michael Douglas is making waves with his candid conversation with Bill Maher, where he not only shared a wild story about smuggling marijuana in suitcases but also spoke out against the 'nepo baby' label, sparking a conversation about privilege and identity in the industry. Meanwhile, the music world is getting a unique treat with Mastodon's innovative release of vinyl records containing actual mastodon fossils, a move that's sure to delight fans and collectors alike.

But that's not all - the world of film and literature is also abuzz with news of Sadie Sink potentially starring in 'The Guest,' an adaptation of Emma Cline's bestselling novel. And if you've found yourself mysteriously drawn to Creed's music on Instagram, you're not alone - it turns out the platform was indeed persuading users to give the band a listen. As the entertainment landscape continues to evolve, we're also seeing shifts in the executive suites, with Warner Bros.' President of International Gerhard Zeiler announcing his exit to pursue a career in politics in Austria. With so much happening across the cultural spectrum, it's an exciting time to be a fan of music, movies, and more, and we're here to bring you all the latest updates and insights.

Today's signal:
• Michael Douglas Tells Bill Maher About Smuggling Marijuana in Suitcases, Slams ‘Nepo Baby’ Label (variety.com)
• Mastodon Are Releasing Vinyl Containing Actual Mastodon Fossils (rollingstone.com)
• Sadie Sink in Talks to Star in ‘The Guest,’ Based on Emma Cline’s Bestseller (variety.com)
• You’re Not Crazy: Instagram Was Indeed Persuading You to Listen to Creed (rollingstone.com)
• Warner Bros. President of International Gerhard Zeiler Confirms Exit as He Enters Politics in Austria (variety.com)

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