• Yulia Spichak was one of five people who died in a Russian drone strike on a park in Ukraine's eastern Kharkiv region last week after Elon Musk limited the country's Starlink network access. Her sister Alina spoke with Aidan Stretch about how her family has been impacted.
• Newly released police body camera footage shows the moments two Florida parents and their 3-year-old soccer player were asked to leave the tournament after a league officials called the cops. Cristian Benavides reports.
• Matthew Perry's sister, Mia, is speaking out about her brother's career and addiction struggles in a new Netflix three-part docuseries, "The One About Matthew Perry." Nischelle Turner reports.
• Business analyst and certified financial planner Jill Schlesinger shares tips on avoiding debt during your holiday shopping season.
• In the "CBS Mornings" series "Never Too Late," 68-year-old Melinda Chan-Wong explains why she joined a troupe of cabaret dancers.
• John Summit sat down with Anthony Mason to discuss his major career move from accountant to DJ, his struggles along the way and how he's managing his busier-than-ever schedule.

• President Trump and former President Barack Obama held dueling rallies in Michigan in the final days before the midterm election.
• Dr. Rachel Pessah-Pollack discusses new guidance from the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists on GLP-1 use during pregnancy.
• A CBS News investigation found online sports betting platforms rewarded customers losing large sums of money with lavish perks while capping winners. Jim Axelrod has more.
• A woman who faked multiple pregnancies to deceive men, including former Bachelor star Clayton Echard, was sentenced to 30 days in jail. Tom Hanson reports.
• Sophia Bush talks about her new book, "And I Will Tell You Mine: Notes from a Life in Progress," her experience on "One Tree Hill" and what she thinks about a possible reboot.
• Tony Dokoupil gives an inside look at his new podcast, "Great Question," which launches Monday evening with a conversation with cultural critic Malcolm Gladwell about gun violence.
• David Begnaud introduces us to a poet who is giving a one-of-a-kind keepsake to people after a conversation with him.

Dancing With the Stars is breaking voting records even after 35 seasons, cringe Love Is Blind clips are breaking the internet, and Love Island is still breaking hearts week after week... It seems we are having a reality TV renaissance. But what's behind it?

Are we yearning for people to be “real” and "messy" in an online world so otherwise polished? Or are we falling for a trap? Is reality TV the furthest thing from reality of all?

Vlad and Kelly are breaking it down in the very first episode of Straight Up.

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