Deco News Today — November 6, 2026
Katseye Postpone Chicago and Minneapolis Shows Due to ‘Megan Recovering From a Concussion’ and more — today's deco signal.
The world of entertainment is always filled with unexpected twists and turns, and today is no exception. The music scene is buzzing with news of postponed shows and upcoming residencies, as Katseye has announced that they are postponing their Chicago and Minneapolis shows due to a concussion suffered by one of their members, while Rush is gearing up to celebrate two of their most iconic albums with a Sphere residency. Meanwhile, the film industry is abuzz with the latest developments in documentary filmmaking, as the acclaimed series 'Frontline' continues to make waves with its Oscar-winning productions.
From the world of politics to the realm of cult classics, there's something for everyone in today's headlines. The question on everyone's mind is whether former President Donald Trump's latest antics will have a lasting impact, and how his pumped-up persona will play out in the days to come. On a lighter note, fans of 'Practical Magic' and 'An American Werewolf in London' are rejoicing at the renewed interest in these beloved films, with Griffin Dunne weighing in on his role in these cult classics. And for those who love a good festival, the South International Series Festival has just announced its big winners, including 'Blindspot Berlin' and 'The Oligarch and the Art Dealer', proving that there's always something new and exciting to look forward to in the world of entertainment.
Today's signal:
• Katseye Postpone Chicago and Minneapolis Shows Due to ‘Megan Recovering From a Concussion’ (rollingstone.com)
• Will Trump Bring Down His Pumped-Up God of War? (rollingstone.com)
• How ‘Frontline’ Turned Into an Oscar-Winning Documentary Juggernaut (variety.com)
• Rush Plan Sphere Residency Celebrating ‘2112’ and ‘Moving Pictures’ (rollingstone.com)
• South International Series Festival Prizes: ’Blindspot Berlin,’ ‘The Oligarch and the Art Dealer’ Win Big (variety.com)
• Griffin Dunne on Renewed Interest in ‘Practical Magic’ and ‘An American Werewolf in London’: ‘I Seem to Be the King of Lapsed Love’ (variety.com)