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Rob Reiner and his wife, Michele Singer Reiner, were honored during the Emmy Awards on Monday. The Television Academy also paid tribute to Catherine O’Hara and other industry professionals who had died since the last awards ceremony. nyti.ms/3VeibqW

Jamie Lee Curtis is emotional as she pays tribute to Rob Reiner at the #Emmys

My kids are the reason for everything I do. I wrote this for y’all. @PlayersTribune theplayerstribune.com/chris-johnson-…

The late actor, writer, and director Rob Reiner won a posthumous Emmy for Outstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy Series for his role on ‘The Bear.’ vulture.com/article/rob-re…

Rob Reiner has won a posthumous Emmy for outstanding guest actor in a comedy series in “The Bear.” This win marks the first posthumous Emmy for an on-camera performance since Raúl Julia won for “The Burning Season” in 1995. variety.com/2026/tv/awards…

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MY FORTHCOMING BOOKS ON THE JFK ASSASSINATION AND THE UFO PHENOMENON One down and one to go - you might think I’d get used to the process after publishing sixteen books but it never seems to change. I’m currently immersed with my editor at Skyhorse Publishing on the finishing touches of a two-year project, now titled “Breaking the UFO Disclosure Dam” and subtitled “An Investigative Journalist Exposes the 80-year Coverup.” That one comes out in January. “Who Killed JFK?”, co-authored with David Hoffman and the late Rob Reiner, has been through all the final editing stages and will be published by Simon & Schuster in mid-November, expanding on the podcast series we did together. I’m hoping of course that many readers of my substack will be interested in both. They’re available for pre-order on Amazon as well as Barnes & Noble.

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Thank you @amazonbooks for naming WHO KILLED JFK? one of the most anticipated books of the fall of 2026 - and with a great review.

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These 9 to 5 bloopers are adorable. Dolly Parton wasn’t just brilliant, she had one of the greatest laughs of all time. “Know what’s green and smells like Miss Piggy?… Kermit’s finger.” 😂🤣

On 4/23/03 The White Stripes played Jolene by Dolly Parton on their second week long night on “Late Night with Conan O’Brien”. It was the first time I heard Jolene. My mother told me it was a song by Dolly. My maternal grandmother found her record with it and played it for me. Months later in November. I stood front stage center to the last show of the Elephant tour. And they played Jolene. Moment Jack White played it I heard a woman shout “It’s Jolene!”. Thank you for writing that song Dolly. So many memories attached to it. I’m sure going to miss you! Rest in peace. 💔😢❤️🤍🖤🎸🥁

‘Travel sports,’ a term that has come to encompass all sorts of private teams, leagues, and clubs, used to be for the truly exceptional young athlete. Now, they’re for anyone willing to pay — an expensive, exhausting commitment that has become popular not necessarily because millions of parents want them for their children but because it can feel like there’s no other choice. Rec programs are underfunded and struggle to compete with for-profit leagues for prime field, rink, and court times. And the level of play is diluted, often very early, as travel teams are incentivized to enroll children at young ages. Around 5 million children in the U.S. now compete on travel teams. Parents find themselves trapped. They know the benefits of sports and want that for their children, yet giving it to them often means buying into a sports ecosystem that’s inherently flawed. As the pay-to-play model increasingly takes hold, so does the idea that kids should start competing at younger and younger ages, risking their sense of self along with their shoulders and ACLs. “I never want my kids to look back and say I didn’t do everything I could to help them live their dreams,” a mother of three soccer players said. She’s hired professional photographers to take action shots for her 12- and 13-year-olds’ Instagram accounts — the platform has become a recruiting tool — and they’ve both asked her to pay for personal trainers. “I think the word isn’t ‘specialize’; you are ‘professionalizing’ your kid early. You are exposing them to everything professionals have to deal with — I’m talking injury, time, schedule, everything,” said John Van Benschoten, a former MLB player and travel-baseball coach. It makes one ask: All this for what? And for whom? Read Caitlin Moscatello’s cover story on how travel leagues have made youth sports more expensive, hypercompetitive, and all-consuming — and the investors who are making a killing: nymag.visitlink.me/1-gbZQ

@timgproject Absolutely, would love that. Fan of the show.

Officially available for preorder - Who Killed JFK? The book drops 11.17.26.

Lou Gehrig discussed Babe Ruth's called shot on an NBC radio broadcast on October 6, 1932, only five days after the World Series game at Wrigley. The recording then went unheard for roughly 88 years before author Dan Joseph surfaced it in 2020. It is the only known audio of Gehrig discussing the called shot. That combination of timing and rediscovery makes the recording unusually valuable evidence in one of baseball's oldest debates. t.co/tM8ad6rhTm

Did the FBI seek to blackmail Warren Commission critics? Bombshells flying out of the just released Assassination Records Review Board audio tapes of Closed Session Meetings of the Board. Researcher @BleauPaul is covering it over at the Education Forum. educationforum.ipbhost.com/topic/32243-ar…

🚨Coming tomorrow🚨 We thought we'd heard the last new words from Ted Williams, that we'd never have more to learn from the Greatest Hitter Who Ever Lived. We were wrong.