Entertainment Tonight

Another honor for the late Chadwick Boseman. Plus, country star Alan Jackson returns to his roots. And, who preceeded James Corden as the host of the "The Late Late Show" on CBS?

Jennifer Lopez new shoutout to Ben Affleck. The hidden message that has some stars getting excited. Breaking Royal news. Prince Harry comments stirring another controversy? Tom Selleck, Donnie Wahlberg, Bridget Moynahan. We are sitting down to dinner to get you ready for the “Blue Bloods” season finale. Court is in session! We’re talking to Judge Judy as she welcomes the winner of “You be the Judge” contest. Angelina Jolie talks motherhood and her first action movie in more than a decade. ET delivers “Top Gun: Maverick” news as we celebrate the “35th Anniversary” of “Top Gun!” Plus, everything we know about the first ever “MTV TV Awards: Unscripted.”

Kobe Bryant is headed for the Basketball Hall of Fame. Plus, CBS announces summer premiere dates. And, which actress got her big break as Emily Quartermaine on the soap opera "General Hospital"?

Ellen in her own words. Why she’s saying goodbye to her talk show after 19 seasons and how she leaned on Oprah. Plus, who could be taking over her time slot?

Why Prince Harry is comparing royal life to a popular Jim Carey movie. Alex Rodriguez reacts to Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck spending time together.

What Allison Janney just revealed about the end of “Mom.” Iain Armitage and his real-life” Meemaw” get you ready for tonight’s season finale of “Young Sheldon.”

Our exclusive at home with “No Demo Reno’s” Jenn Todryk who shares tips to transforming your home on a budget.

Drew Barrymore is dishing romance revelations in our signature series “Dear Drew.”

Who will replace Ellen in daytime? Plus, Celine Dion returns to the Vegas stage. And, which late-night host was once an understudy for Steve Carrell?

Ellen DeGeneres calling it quits. What led to her big announcement today? Why the cops were called to Ben Affleck’s house. Plus, what we’re learning about his romance playbook. Katy Perry, Luke Bryan, Carrie Underwood. The stars making a big move to Las Vegas residency. Kane Brown and Kelsea Ballerini share exclusive details about the “CMT Awards”. Only ET’s with Spencer Pratt and Heidi Montag getting the scoop on the new season of “The Hills: New Beginnings.” Ryan Reynolds, Samuel L. Jackson, Salma Hayek. Our exclusive set visit to “The Hitman’s Wife’s Bodyguard.” Helen Mirren reveals the one “Fast & Furious” thing she always wanted to do. Martha Stewart’s wild new reality show. Plus, Anthony Mackie on what is next for “Captain America.”

Meet the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Class of 2021. Plus, Kelsea Ballerini and Kane Brown host the CMT Music Awards. And, which "Facts of Life" star played "Tootie" on the beloved series?

Breaking couples news on Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck. The “Good Will Hunting” co-star that’s giving it his seal of approval. Plus, what we’re learning about Alex Rodriguez’s reaction. Nick Jonas, John Legend, Kelly Clarkson. We’re hanging with the judges of “The Voice” before they turn their chairs around on stage! A “Bachelor Nation” Wedding? Kaitlyn Bristowe and Jason Tartick give us the exclusive scoop about their engagement. Exclusive Candace Cameron Bure celebrating 25 years of marriage and sharing relationship advice. Andrew McCarthy spills secrets you never knew about the “Brat Pack.” Then, Denise Richards, is our special guest co-host.

DMX’s posthumous release. Plus, Drake scores big. And, which MTV VJ was the first Chicken McNuggets girl in McDonald's TV commercials? 

Jennifer Lopez romantic getaway. Where we spotted the star with her ex. From heartbreak to healing. James and Kimberly Van Der Beek’s new mission. Only ET takes you on the set of Kevin Hart’s new movie “Fatherhood.” Country cooking with Trisha Yearwood at her home with Garth Brooks. Katy Perry, Luke Bryan, Lionel Richie dish about the “American Idol” contestants joining mentor Chris Martin to perform “Coldplay’s” biggest hits. Chris Rock celebrates a movie milestone and takes his turn in the “Saw” movie franchise. Then, guest co-host Kim Fields shares her favorite “The Facts of Life” memories.