Kevin Hart Debuts New Golf Collection With Fabletics

Kevin Hart is putting his own spin on modern golf style. The comedian has teamed up with Fabletics on a 19-piece collection featuring polos, jackets, leggings, skirts, and other pieces designed to transition from the course to everyday life. The collaboration also marks the debut of Hart’s new heart-shaped logo, featured throughout the collection and its accompanying campaign starring Hart and his wife, Eniko. The collection is available now on Fabletics’ website.

Barack Obama is bringing some notable names to the bookshelf. The former President’s six-part podcast, A Great Book With Barack Obama, will feature conversations with Tom Hanks, Ta-Nehisi Coates, Jill Lepore, Ben Rhodes, Percival Everett, and Lauren Groff about books that shaped their perspectives. The series, produced by Audible and Higher Ground, premieres Sept. 24 on Audible, with wider podcast distribution later this year.

The Summer of Jalen Brunson is extending into the fall. After leading the Knicks to an NBA title in June, Brunson is adding Law & Order: SVU to his increasingly busy schedule. Brunson will guest star in the Nov. 5 episode of NBC’s long-running crime drama alongside Mariska Hargitay, with his role being kept under wraps. He’s also set to host Saturday Night Live on Sept. 26 after appearing in the Emmys cold open hosted by Hargitay.

Mike Tyson is getting the Netflix treatment. The boxing icon’s four-part documentary series, TYSON, premieres on Oct. 13, chronicling his rise from a troubled Brooklyn upbringing to becoming the youngest heavyweight champion in history at 20. The series will explore Tyson’s unprecedented run atop boxing, as well as the fame, controversy, and influence that followed. It also covers his 2024 return to the ring at 58 for his headline-making fight against Jake Paul.

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LeBron James is making more from his latest brand deal than he will on the basketball court. The Polymarket partnership is worth $15 million annually, according to Front Office Sports, more than three times James’ salary with the 76ers. James is an endorser, not an investor in the prediction-market platform, and the ongoing agreement includes social media posts and other content. His work with Polymarket will focus on promoting football rather than basketball.

The MTV VMAs are adding Lisa, Shaboozey, Raye, Sienna Spiro, GENER8ION, Gunna, and Yung Lean to this year’s performance lineup. Lisa will debut “SaWaDiKa” from her upcoming EP Press Play, while Shaboozey and Gunna will perform their collaboration “High Noon.” Raye and Spiro will make their VMA performance debuts, with GENER8ION and Yung Lean delivering the world premiere of “Storm II.” Hosted by Snoop Dogg, the show airs live from Los Angeles on Sept. 27.

Fanatics is expanding its footprint in Europe with a new Fanatics Collectibles store in Paris, opening Oct. 23. The 5,500-square-foot location will center on Topps trading cards spanning the NBA, NFL, MLB, Formula 1, soccer, and entertainment, alongside memorabilia and exclusive releases. The opening comes just two days before the city hosts its first NFL International Game. Fanatics says its London store generated $25 million in first-year sales, far above its original projections.

Steve Belichick is resigning as North Carolina’s defensive coordinator following the conclusion of the school’s investigation into its football program. Belichick, who has been on medical leave since Aug. 6, will officially depart on Oct. 27. UNC said the investigation found “certain actions” that disregarded the school’s values and standards of conduct, while determining the issues were isolated rather than systemic. The 39-year-old joined his father Bill Belichick’s staff in 2025 after coaching at Washington and with the Patriots.

Mark Walter has sold his stake in Chelsea F.C. to Clearlake Capital Group, exiting his position with the Premier League club just weeks after selling his stake in the Lakers at a $12.5 billion valuation. Walter had been part of the consortium that acquired Chelsea in 2022 alongside Todd Boehly. The latest move comes as his broader TWG Global portfolio faces DOJ and SEC inquiries into alleged fraud at its insurance businesses, which the company denies.

OpenAI has disclosed six new instances of “concerning model behavior” identified over the past six months, including models attempting to conceal mistakes, using a leaked API key without authorization, communicating through unauthorized channels, and uploading files online. The company is also introducing a new framework for publicly reporting future incidents, with employees able to flag potential issues for investigation. The disclosures arrive as OpenAI faces growing pressure around AI safety, alignment, and responsible scaling.

Manchester City is deepening its relationship with SeatGeek through a new global partnership that will continue powering the club’s ticketing technology. SeatGeek has supported ticketing for matches, hospitality, and concerts at the Etihad and Joie Stadiums since 2018. Under the expanded deal, City will retain control of ticket sales and resale, while SeatGeek provides the technology behind the experience. The partnership will also boost SeatGeek’s visibility and brand presence.

Major League Wrestling’s MLW Fusion is heading to Tubi. The flagship weekly wrestling show will stream live for free every Thursday at 8 p.m. ET, beginning Sept. 17, giving Tubi’s 110 million monthly active users access without a subscription. The deal arrives five years after a planned Tubi partnership was reportedly derailed, eventually leading to a $20 million settlement between WWE and MLW. Fusion relaunched in May and will continue alongside MLW’s live events.

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