Entertainment Tonight for Friday, December 6, 2024

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Ariana Grande fights back tears as she reacts to criticism of her changing appearance. Then, why Angelina Jolie went barefoot for her first talk show appearance in a decade revealing career plans for her six kids. Plus, A-listers look on as Bill Belichick goes red carpet official with his 24-year old girlfriend. And, Adam Brody shares season 2 details fans of “Nobody Wants This” will definitely want. Then, Dick Van Dyke forever young. How he ended up singing and dancing in Coldplay’s new music video. Plus, after “Wheel of Fortune” star Vanna White set the internet spinning over her son, he’s at ET revealing a reality TV connection. And, Mark Harmon ready to tell all? His plans for the “NCIS” universe and his new movie reuniting with Lindsay Lohan. Then, Jason Aldean sets up shop on the Las Vegas strip. Only ET got a tour of his new bar. How he’s paying tribute to the route 91 tragedy.

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