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CELEBRITY NEWS: AUGUST 13, 2026
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Sebastian Stan (“Avengers: Infinity Wars”/ “Captain America” movies) – 44 years old
Kalenna Harper (Diddy Dirty Money, Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta) – 44 years old
Adam Housley (Journalist/ Tamera Mowry’s Husband) – 55 years old
Quinn Cummings (Family/ “The Goodbye Girl”) – 59 years old
Debi Mazar (Entourage) – 62 years old
Steve Higgins (The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon/ Saturday Night Live writer) – 63 years old
John Slattery (Mad Men) – 64 years old
Dawnn Lewis (Hangin’ with Mr. Cooper/ A Different World) – 65 years old
Sam Champion (ABC Weatherman) – 65 years old
Danny Bonaduce (The Patridge Family) – 67 years old
Kevin Tighe (Lost/ Emergency!) – 82 years old

FIRST LOOK
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ON TELEVISION (THURSDAY 8/13/26)
HBO MAX: Isadora Moon (Premiere)
HISTORY: Engineering From Above (Premiere) at 10pm
NETFLIX: My Brilliant Career (Premiere)
NETFLIX: Tires (Premiere)
SUNDANCE NOW: Hollywood Crime Story: The Mob Takes Over the Movies (Premiere)

It’s time to unmask some Emmy Award winners. Winners in juried categories were announced Wednesday, covering animation, costume design, emerging media programming, and motion and title design. Peacock’s “The Traitors” and Fox’s “The Masked Singer” won the crown for costume design while four series, including “Genndy Tartakovsky’s Primal,” won recognition for animation. 
(Source: Cynopsis)

Season 2 of “Adults,” the hangout comedy from FX about a group of young people living in their friend’s childhood home, hits Hulu on Aug. 27.
(Source: Cynopsis)

MGM+ debuted the trailer for “A Tale of Two Cities,” a four-part drama adaptation of the eponymous literary classic by Charles Dickens. The series features Kit Harington (“Game of Thrones”), François Civil (“Beating Hearts”) and Mirren Mack (“Miss Austen”), and will premiere on Sept. 6. Season 2 of “Adults,” the hangout comedy from FX about a group of young people living in their friend’s childhood home, hits Hulu on Aug. 27.
(Source: Cynopsis)

Peacock dropped the trailer for Season 2 of “The Paper,” a spinoff series of “The Office” that also features the character Oscar Martinez (played by Óscar Núñez). The second season will premiere on Sept. 9. 
(Source: Cynopsis)

Young adult sports shows are all the rage. Netflix released a new trailer for their latest, “Crew Girl,” which follows a teen girl (Miku Mertineau) who becomes the coxswain of an all-boys rowing team. The series premieres on Sept. 10. 
(Source: Cynopsis)

NBC uncloaked the cast of “The Traitors” Season 5. The new season, hosted by Emmy Award-winning actor and comedian Alan Cumming, premieres on Sept. 17 and will be available to stream on Peacock the following day.
(Source: Cynopsis)

CNN released the trailer for a new CNN Original series called “The Detour of David Chang.” The six-episode series, produced by Majordomo Media and Tremolo Productions, follows the culinary adventures of the titular chef and restaurateur. It premieres Sept. 22, with episodes available to stream on the CNN app and website the day after they air.
(Source: Cynopsis)

Sticking with cast reveals: CBS unveiled the cast of “The Amazing Race” Season 39, which kicks off with a two-night premiere event on Sept. 30 and Oct. 1. Paramount+ subscribers will be able to watch episodes on demand the day after they air.
(Source: Cynopsis)

Season 2 of FX’s “The Lowdown” will premiere Oct. 14 on FX and Hulu, and will also be available to stream internationally on Disney+. The new season is executive produced by writer and director Sterlin Harjo (“Reservation Dogs”) and Ethan Hawke (“Moon Knight”), who also stars. Season 2 adds Tommy Lee Jones (“Lonesome Dove”) and Betty Gilpin (“Glow”) to the cast list.
(Source: Cynopsis)

The microdramafication of Hollywood continues. James Franco (“127 Hours”) is starring in a vertical miniseries titled “Love, Lies & Frank.” The series is one of the first microdramas produced under SAG-AFTRA’s Vertical Agreement, and is available to stream exclusively on Shortical.
(Source: Cynopsis)

MTV’s Video Music Awards returns to Los Angeles, broadcasting live from the Peacock Theatre on Sept. 27 and on Paramount+ the next day. Paramount+ subscribers can watch the special on demand the following day.
(Source: Cynopsis)