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"CBS Sunday Morning" to stage live events at the 92nd Street Y starting Sept. 28, with Sylvester Stallone as the first guest
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"CBS Sunday Morning" to stage live events at the 92nd Street Y starting Sept. 28, with Sylvester Stallone as the first guest

The long-running Sunday news magazine announced a new live-audience collaboration with New York’s 92nd Street Y, beginning Sept. 28 and featuring conversations with major figures in arts, politics and culture, streamed online.

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CBS Sunday Morning announced a new series of live events at the 92nd Street Y in New York City, starting Sept. 28 with a conversation featuring actor Sylvester Stallone. The program said the partnership is designed to bring discussions with major newsmakers in the arts, politics and culture to a live stage, with the events also made available to audiences online.

The first event will debut on Sept. 28 at the 92nd Street Y, a Midtown Manhattan venue known for hosting talks, readings and performances. The CBS Sunday Morning announcement said the series will run as a collaboration between the broadcast show and the cultural institution.

In its announcement, CBS Sunday Morning framed the events as a natural extension of its Sunday format, shifting from the television studio to a live setting where audiences can hear conversations with prominent figures spanning multiple parts of public life. The network said the series will include guests drawn from arts, politics and culture.

The program’s debut with Stallone was presented as the starting point for the schedule of live installments. Stallone, known for his work in film, becomes the first person announced under the new format, which CBS Sunday Morning said will combine the immediacy of a live discussion with online streaming for viewers who are not attending in person.

CBS did not, in the announcement, provide further details about the live-event structure beyond its purpose and the fact that the events will be streamed online. The network also did not specify pricing, ticketing requirements, or the full list of subsequent guests in the material released today.

CBS Sunday Morning, which airs on CBS on Sunday mornings, has previously blended reporting and longer conversations with cultural and entertainment figures. The new 92nd Street Y collaboration is intended to move those kinds of exchanges into a public forum, where viewers can hear them in real time as part of a live audience program.

The Sept. 28 debut will also serve as an early test of how the network plans to translate a broadcast show’s interview style into a stage event environment, while keeping access broad through an online stream. The next live edition after the Stallone event was not described in the announcement issued today.

For the 92nd Street Y, the CBS Sunday Morning collaboration represents another addition to its portfolio of public programs tied to major media and cultural figures. For audiences, the combination of a live venue and an online stream is expected to widen reach beyond those who can attend in person, while maintaining the conversational focus that CBS Sunday Morning typically brings to its Sunday broadcasts.

Why It Matters

  • The Sept. 28 event marks a new format shift for CBS Sunday Morning, moving from broadcast-only interviews to live stage programming.
  • Because the events will be streamed online, the partnership expands access for audiences who cannot attend at 92nd Street Y in person.
  • The live venue and streamed delivery suggest CBS is testing how its cultural and political interview coverage translates into an in-person public setting.
  • For the 92nd Street Y and other cultural institutions, the collaboration underscores how major media brands are partnering with established venues to reach both local and remote audiences.
  • The first announced guest, Sylvester Stallone, sets the tone for the series’ cross-category focus spanning entertainment and public affairs.

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Key Facts

  • CBS Sunday Morning announced a new series of live events at the 92nd Street Y in New York City.
  • The series begins Sept. 28 with a live conversation featuring Sylvester Stallone.
  • CBS said the events will include discussions with major newsmakers in the arts, politics and culture.
  • The network said the events will be streamed online.
  • The announcement was published Aug. 13, 2026 by CBS News.