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This week on "Sunday Morning" (Sept. 20)

A preview of the September 20 episode of CBS News Sunday Morning, listing segments on online sports gambling addiction, the Lucas Museum, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang on AI, Ari Emanuel's memoir, and profiles of Charles Spencer, Lonnie Bunch, and Gov. Andy Beshear. The political segments include sympathetic framing of Beshear’s advice to Democrats and criticism of Trump White House pressure on the Smithsonian.

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London City's new training centre 'better than most Premier League clubs' - Kang

Michele Kang says London City Lionesses' planned training centre will surpass facilities at most Premier League men's clubs and set a new standard in women's football. The interview highlights her investment in the club and her push for equal treatment and independent women's teams. Kang also discusses female athlete health research and ambitions to expand her multi-club model globally.

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Dave Chappelle adds second MSG show. Which one has cheaper tickets?

Dave Chappelle added a second Madison Square Garden show as part of his Karmageddon Tour and the 2026 New York Comedy Festival, with ticket prices starting around $156-$160. The article also lists tour dates, festival lineups, streaming specials, and recaps controversy around his transgender and antisemitic material.

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Why Sydney Sweeney's nude ad struck such a nerve with women athletes

A sports-betting ad featuring a semi-nude Sydney Sweeney triggered backlash from female athletes, who posted highlight reels with the message that this is what women in sports actually look like. Experts frame the ad as part of a cultural backlash against gains in women's sports, while the piece emphasizes athletes' growing power to resist sexualized marketing.

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Move faster to solve climate challenges, Prince William says

Prince William gave an exclusive interview warning that the world is not moving fast enough on climate challenges, as this year's Earthshot Prize finalists were announced. The 15 finalists include Barcelona, Bhutan, Indigenous ranger teams and an AI-powered wildfire detection platform, with winners to receive £1m each. The article also notes a difficult week for the royals amid Earl Spencer's allegations.

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