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CELEBRITY NEWS: NOVEMBER 3, 2025
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Kendall Jenner (Keeping Up With The Kardashians) – 30 years old
Colin Kaepernick (NFL Player) – 38 years old
Joseline Hernandez (Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta) – 39 years old
Mariel Madrid (Keone & Mari/ NBC’s World of Dance) – 40 years old
Sticky Fingaz (Onyx) – 52 years old
Dolph Lundgren (“Rocky IV”) – 68 years old
Phil Simms (former NFL Player) – 70 years old
Adam Ant (Singer) – 70 years old
Kathy Kinney (The Drew Carey Show) – 71 years old
Kate Capshaw (“Indiana Jones And the Temple Of Doom”) – 72 years old
Dennis Miller (Comedian) – 72 years old
Roseanne Barr (Roseanne) – 73 years old 
Anna Wintour (Vogue Magazine Editor-In-Chief) – 76 years old
Larry Holmes (Boxer) – 76 years old
Shadoe Stevens (Radio Personality/ The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson) – 78 years old

FIRST LOOK
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ON TELEVISION (MONDAY 11/3/25)
PARAMOUNT+: Crutch (Premiere)
PRIME VIDEO: Nice Not to Meet You (Premiere)
ACORN TV: The Gone (Premiere)
FOOD: Holiday Baking Championship (Premiere) at 8pm
NBC: St. Denis Medical (Premiere) at 8pm

Paramount’s MTV Networks has canceled “Ridiculousness” after 14 years and more than 1,700 episodes. Hosted by comedian Rob Dyrdek, the clip series will continue into next year with first-run episodes that have been previously shot, but no new installments will be produced. Season 46 will be the last for the series, with reruns continuing on MTV and select episodes streaming on Paramount+. 
(Source: Cynopsis)

Netflix has hired Moelis & Co. to explore a possible bid for Warner Bros. Discovery, according to reports. WBD officially put out the For Sale sign earlier this month, after acknowledging it had received unsolicited bids from multiple parties. Skydance, the company headed by David Ellison that completed an $8.2 billion purchase of Paramount in August, reportedly submitted at least two bids for WBD that were rebuffed. Netflix earlier denied any interest in owning any of WBD’s linear networks but apparently has a different attitude towards its studio assets, and is looking into a possible bid, according to Reuters. Paramount is expected to launch another offering for the company; other possible bidders include Comcast. 
(Source: Cynopsis)

Disney networks went dark on YouTube TV on Thursday night at 11:15p, ahead of the Friday midnight deadline, after the two failed to reach a carriage agreement. Going into the weekend, about 10 million YouTube TV viewers were without networks ABC, ESPN, FX, National Geographic and others. YouTube TV has said it will credit subscribers up to $20 if the impasse lasts “an extended period of time.” On Saturday morning, ESPN made “College Game Day” available on X through host Pat McAfee’s X feed. 
(Source: Cynopsis)

CBS News contributor Lisa Ling is one of the 1,000 Paramount Skydance employees to get the axe amid its latest round of layoffs. In an Instagram posting, Ling said she wasn’t surprised by the layoff “because I wasn’t a full-time employee, but rather a contributor, and we’re easy to cut.” She added that her heart “goes out to all of those who had been working at the network for many, many years.” Paramount said Thursday that it would lay off about 1,000 employees across the company. According to reports, about 100 of those layoffs were at CBS News. Another round of cuts is expected at Paramount early next year.
(Source: Cynopsis)

OWN has released its November lineup, kicking off with the return of new episodes of “Belle Collective” beginning November 7 at 8p. Dating series “Ready to Love” returns November 8 at 8p. New episodes of “Love and Marriage: Huntsville” begin November 15 at 8p. Holiday movie “Fake Yourself a Merry Little Christmas” premieres November 29 at 9p, starring Kiki Layne (“The Old Guard”) and Etienne Maurice (“Mistletoe & Matrimony”). 
(Source: Cynopsis)

Food Network’s “Tournament of Champions: All-Star Christmas” premieres on November 5 at 8p with Guy Fieri, followed by the premiere of “Sweet Empire: Winter Wars” on November 9 at 9p. “Beat Bobby Flay: Holiday Throwdown” returns on November 11 at 8p, and November 17 brings the premiere of “Gingerbread Land: The Biggest Little Holiday Competition” at 9p.
(Source: Cynopsis)

“Dancing with the Stars” scored 6.74 million Total Viewers for its annual “Halloween Night,” rising for the sixth straight week since its season premiere (+2% vs. 6.63 million), despite airing against Game 4 of the World Series on Fox. The show scored a 1.36 rating among A18-49, its second-highest performance of the season. The “Halloween Night” episode was the show’s strongest among Total Viewers in seven years and its top A18-49 performance in eight years.
(Source: Cynopsis)

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WEEKEND BOX OFFICE
Black Phone 2 – $8.3 million
Regetting You  – $7.8 million
Chainsaw Man – The Movie: Reze Arc – $6.2 million
KPop Demon Hunters – $5.3 million
Bugonia – $5 million
(Source: Box Office Mojo)