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CELEBRITY NEWS: SEPTEMBER 3, 2026
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Kaia Gerber (Model/ Cindy Crawford & Rande Gerber’s daughter) – 25 years old
August Alsina (Rapper) – 34 years old
Shaun White (Snowboarder) – 40 years old
Omi (Jamaican Singer) – 40 years old
Garrett Hedlund (“Mudbound”/ “Tron: Legacy”) – 42 years old
Jennie Finch (Olympic Softball Player) – 46 years old
DJ Envy (Radio Host on Power 105 in NYC) – 49 years old
Stefan “Redfoo” Gordy (LMFAO) – 51 years old
Charlie Sheen (Anger Management/ Two and a Half Men) – 61 years old
Costas Mandylor (“Saw” movies) – 61 years old
Steve Schirripa (The Sopranos) – 69 years old

FIRST LOOK
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ON TELEVISION (THURSDAY 9/3/26)
HULU: Chad Powers (Premiere)
NETFLIX: The Gentlemen, Season 2 (Premiere)
MTV: Jersey Shore Family Vacation (Finale) at 8pm

The 26th Annual Norman Lear Awards announced the winning television shows for 2026, which include “Abbott Elementary,” “The Morning Show,” “Brilliant Minds” and “The Diplomat.”
-Formerly known as the Sentinel Awards, the Norman Lear Awards are selected by Hollywood, Health & Society as part of USC Annenberg’s Norman Lear Center. They are intended to celebrate “some of the best and most challenging TV entertainment of the past year that made a difference in viewers’ lives,” the website states. 
-The awards will be handed out on Oct. 29, in a ceremony hosted by Jay Pharoah (“White Famous”). 
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Don’t forget, Apple TV has sports, too! Yahoo Sports will now stream free, alternate broadcasts of two MLB “Friday Night Baseball” games and two Major League Soccer matches from Apple TV. However, the partnership only covers the first two innings of MLB games – fans will have to subscribe to the main broadcast if they want to watch more.
(Source: Cynopsis)

Also in sports news, Prime Video inked a multi-year deal with the NHL to exclusively stream games for six teams starting with the 2026-27 season. For Amazon, the objective is to help regional sports fans more easily access regular-season games and pre- and post-game programming in the area. The move will also help establish Prime Video as a local sports streaming hub, as media companies compete with each other for sports rights in hopes of wooing more subscribers and advertisers.
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AMC+ released the first official trailer for “Kill Jackie,” the revenge thriller series starring Catherine Zeta-Jones that premieres Oct. 2. The show is based on the bestselling novel “The Price You Pay” by Aiden Truhen, a pen name for best-selling author Nick Harkaway.
(Source: Cynopsis)

Netflix also released a full trailer for its upcoming limited drama series, “East of Eden,” starring Florence Pugh as John Steinbeck’s classic antiheroine, Cathy Aimes. The show premieres Oct. 1. 
(Source: Cynopsis)

Rounding out a book-to-TV trailer trifecta, HBO launched a full teaser for “Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone,” which premieres Dec. 25. 
(Source: Cynopsis)

“Dancing with the Stars” revealed the celebrity cast list ahead of the double-premiere slated for Sept. 15 and 16 on ABC and Disney+, with episodes available to stream the next day on Hulu. 
(Source: Cynopsis)

On a similar note, Fox’s “Hell’s Kitchen” announced the new class of young chefs coming to Season 25 on Sept. 25. All 18 contestants are under the age of 25. 
(Source: Cynopsis)

“90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way” returns with a new season, following the journeys of both new and returning couples building a life outside the US. The new season premieres on TLC Oct. 4.
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Apple TV announced an Oct. 2 premiere date for “The Sisters Grimm” Season 2 and dropped a first look at the six-episode sophomore season. The animated adventure series, which is an adaption of Michael Buckley’s New York Times best-selling book series of the same name, is produced by production studio Titmouse.
(Source: Cynopsis)

“Merry Berry Low,” a Korean rom-com set in Japan and co-produced by CJ ENM, Disney and Nippon TV, will arrive on Disney+ Oct. 7. The series stars Mio Imada as a strawberry farmer and Ji Chang-wook as a newcomer to their idyllic Japanese island. 
(Source: Cynopsis)