Staying in

Notable new books

“This Is the Day: Reclaim Your Dream. Ignite Your Passion. Live Your Purpose” by Tim Tebow; Crown Publishing Group; $25. The football player offers advice and encouragement to help readers find deeper meaning and success as well as includes an update on his dream pursuit of a baseball career. Available Tuesday. “Hippie” by Paulo Coelho; Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group; $25.95. A young Brazilian man meets a Dutch woman and they share a journey of self-discovery aboard the Magic Bus as it travels from Amsterdam to Kathmandu in 1970. Available Tuesday.

“An Absolutely Remarkable Thing” by Hank Green; Penguin Publishing Group; $26. A young woman becomes an overnight celebrity when she makes a video with a giant sculpture and the next day, it goes viral. She has to learn to deal with all the things being internet famous brings. Available Tuesday.

“Chris Beat Cancer: A Comprehensive Plan for Healing Naturally” by Chris Wark; Hay House Inc.; $25.99. A colon cancer survivor who opted to skip chemotherapy and radiation provides his information for a toxin-free diet, lifestyle and therapy guidelines he says he used to help himself heal. Available Tuesday.

New on DVD

“Solo: A Star Wars Story” “Uncle Drew” “Gotti”

“The Seagull”

“Hot Summer Nights” “Sollers Point”

New on CD

“This Too Shall Light” — Amy Helm “The Big Bad Blues” — Billy Gibbons

“Frontrunner” — Frontperson “Bridges” — Josh Groban “Living the Dream” — Slash

On TV this week

“The Big Bang Theory” — In the season 12 premiere, Sheldon and Amy’s honeymoon runs aground in New York and Penny and Leonard discover they are uncomfortably like Amy’s parents. 8 p.m. Monday. CBS.

“This Is Us” —In the Season 3 premiere, Randall, Kate and Kevin each celebrate their 38th birthdays. 9 p.m. Tuesday. NBC. “Survivor” — In its 37th season, 20 castaways are separated into two groups, the “David” and “Goliath” tribes. 8 p.m. Wednesday. CBS.

“Grey’s Anatomy” — In the season 15 premiere, the doctors vie for a new position. 8 p.m. Thursday. ABC.

CONTRIBUTED BY RON BATZDORFF/NBC Susan Kelechi Watson (left) as Beth and Sterling K. Brown as Randall in “This is Us,” which returns to television Tuesday.