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Season 2 of Prime Video’s Off Campus will not include Josh Heuston’s Justin Kohl due to scheduling, with showrunner Louisa Levy keeping the door open for a potential future return. The new season pivots to Hannah Wells’ friend Allie Hayes and Garrett’s teammate Dean Di Laurentis as the main couple and adapts the third book, The Score, rather than following the order of the books to sustain momentum.
TheScore’s Dan Wilkins delivers instant grades for all 32 NFL teams’ 2026 draft classes, praising Dallas for landing Caleb Downs and boosting its defense, giving Baltimore an A- for a versatile, long-term plan, and awarding solid marks to the Giants, Eagles, and Commanders as well, highlighting standout picks like Downs, Arvell Reese, Makai Lemon, and Sonny Styles that could shape each team’s ceiling in coming seasons.
Grammy-nominated musician John Forté, known for helping shape the Fugees’ hit The Score, has died at age 50 at his home in Chilmark, Massachusetts; there is no readily identified cause of death, and the medical examiner is investigating. Forté rose from Brooklyn poverty to musical prominence, later serving 14 years in federal prison for aiding and abetting possession with intent to distribute cocaine before receiving clemency from President George W. Bush in 2008. After his release, he continued making music and scoring films, built a family on Martha’s Vineyard, and remained connected to the Fugees as tributes poured in from former collaborators like Wyclef Jean.
John Forté, the rapper-producer who helped shape the Fugees era as part of the Refugee Camp All-Stars and contributed to The Score, died at 50 at his Massachusetts home; authorities said there were no signs of foul play and the state medical examiner will investigate. A Rawkus associate who later faced a 2000 drug-trafficking arrest and a 2002 commutation aided by Carly Simon, Forté returned to music with multiple albums and film scoring work before his death.
John Forté, the Brooklyn-born musician known for his work with the Fugees and Wyclef Jean on The Score, died at 50; Massachusetts authorities said there were no signs of foul play and did not disclose a cause of death, and Forté’s career spanned solo albums, a 2000 drug conviction later commuted, and projects including a planned Fugees tour and HBO work.