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CELEBRITY NEWS: AUGUST 27, 2026
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Sophia Stallone – (The Family Stallone/ Oldest Daughter of Sylvester Stallone & Jennifer Flavin) – 30 years old
Blake Jenner (Glee) – 34 years old
Kim Petras (German Transgendered Pop Singer) – 34 years old
Alexa Vega (aka PenaVega) (“Spy Kids” movies) – 38 years old
Savannah Brinson-James (LeBron James’ wife) – 40 years old
Mario Barrett (R&B Singer) – 40 years old
Patrick J. Adams (Suits) – 45 years old
Aaron Paul (Breaking Bad) – 47 years old
Sarah Chalke (Scrubs) – 50 years old
Mason Betha (Rapper) – 51 years old
Chandra Wilson (Grey’s Anatomy) – 57 years old
Cesar Millan (Dog Whisperer) – 57 years old
Downtown Julie Brown (former MTV VJ) – 63 years old
Tom Ford (Fashion Designer/Director) – 65 years old
Yolanda Adams (Gospel Singer) – 65 years old
Barbara Bach (“The Spy Who Loved Me”/ Ringo Starr’s wife) – 79 years old
Tuesday Weld (“Falling Down”) – 83 years old

FIRST LOOK
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ON TELEVISION (THURSDAY 8/27/26)
FXX: Adults, Season 2 (Premiere) at 9pm
NETFLIX: Beauty in Black, Season 3 Premiere)
NETFLIX: Leanne, Season 2 (Premiere)
PEACOCK: The Undeclared War, Season 2 (Premiere)

The BBC dropped a first look at “Tall Tales & Murder,” the dark comedic drama from “Love/Hate” creator Stuart Carolan and “Veep” director Chris Addison (“The Thick of It”). The series is produced by Avalon in association with Ireland-based production company Metropolitan Pictures and is slated for release this fall.
(Source: The Cynopsis)

Hulu unveiled the official trailer and key art for “The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives” Season 5, premiering Sept. 10 on Hulu and Disney+.
(Source: The Cynopsis)

BritBox released the official trailer and key art for “Agatha Christie’s Tommy & Tuppence,” a six-part series adaptation of the Agatha Christie novels starring Antonia Thomas (“The Good Doctor”), Josh Dylan (“Buccaneers”) and Imelda Staunton (“The Crown”). The series premieres Sept. 15.
(Source: The Cynopsis)

True crime docuseries “Welcome to the Family: The Murder of Dan Markel” is coming to Hulu Sept. 1. The series explores the death of Markel, a Florida attorney and law professor who was killed in a murder-for-hire. 
(Source: The Cynopsis)

HBO Original documentary series “JAŸ-Z in 8” comes to HBO Max Sept. 18. 
(Source: The Cynopsis)

South Korean romantasy series “The Remarried Empress” will arrive with a four-episode premiere on Disney+ and Hulu Nov. 3. The series is based on a popular Webtoon comic of the same name.
(Source: The Cynopsis)

The 51st season of “Survivor” revealed its 21 new cast members on Wednesday. The show kicks off its new “Open Era” – meaning that any past element of the show, including previous twists, advantages, idols and more, could be on the table – with a Sept. 23 premiere on CBS. 
(Source: The Cynopsis)

HGTV announced a new home renovation series, “House Shock,” featuring designer Arielle Vandenberg (“Love Island USA,” “Meet the Browns”) and Steve Lewis (“Battle of the Beach”). The series premieres Sept. 22, with episodes available to stream the following day on HBO Max.
(Source: The Cynopsis)

A “Bel-Air” spin-off – of the Peacock reboot that debuted in 2022, not the original Will Smith vehicle – is in the works at NBCUniversal. Titled “Hilary,” the series will star Coco Jones in the titular role as she moves from California to New York.
(Source: The Cynopsis)

Disney+ and Hulu went on a British greenlighting spree on Wednesday. The streamers renewed both Canneseries winner “Alice and Steve” and unscripted reality series “Raising Chelsea” for second seasons; announced “Mad Love,” a romantic comedy-drama from playwright Kate Cortesi; and attached “Love Island” star Maura Higgins to a reboot of the iconic UK dating show “Blind Date.” 
(Source: The Cynopsis)

Speaking of “Love Island,” Peacock is officially renewing the American version for a ninth season in advance of its upcoming live-to-tape Season 8 reunion episode on Aug. 31.
(Source: The Cynopsis)

Sky – which Comcast plans to spin off into a publicly traded company alongside NBCUniversal – ordered a second season of the original drama “Under Salt Marsh,” created and directed by Claire Oakley. Season 2, starring Rafe Spall (“Trying,” “The Shadow Line”), is produced by Little Door Productions in association with Sky Studios.
(Source: The Cynopsis)

Irish broadcaster RTÉ revealed that the family crime drama “Kin” will return with Season 3 early next year. The series, starring Charlie Cox (“Daredevil”), is co-created by Peter McKenna and Ciaran Donnelly.
(Source: The Cynopsis)

The CW will present a one-hour documentary special about the recent trial of Lindsay Clancy, the Massachusetts mother facing charges for the deaths of her three children. “NewsNation Presents: The Lindsay Clancy Trial” will air on Sept. 2. 
(Source: The Cynopsis)

Sports streaming platform DAZN announced plans to acquire EverPass Media, which distributes live sports content to public venues like bars and restaurants. The acquisition strengthens DAZN’s foothold in the US market. Additionally, DAZN is launching DAZN for Business, a service dedicated to media and sports distribution in commercial venues globally. RedBird Capital Partners, TKO Group Holdings and 32 Equity, the strategic investment arm of the NFL, will become DAZN shareholders.
(Source: The Cynopsis)

Tim Curry died at 83. In television, the actor was best known for portraying Pennywise in the 1990 “It” miniseries. He also voiced several animated characters, including Nigel Thornberry in “The Wild Thornberrys” (1998-2004) and Captain Hook in Fox’s “Peter Pan & the Pirates” (1990-91), the latter of which won him a Daytime Emmy Award. 
(Source: The Cynopsis)