Entertainment Tonight for Friday, February 9th, 2024

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Usher drops new music and spills more half time reveals to ET. What he’s telling us about his Super Bowl setlist. Then, Jennifer Lopez tells all. Her candid interview about Ben Affleck. Plus, The Rock’s serenade. We’re in Las Vegas with Dwayne Johnson. His plans for a “Moana” sequel and a movie with a Super Bowl star? And, Prince Harry crashes the Las Vegas party. Then, only we’re with Cedric the Entertainer and Tichina Arnold revealing a “The Neighborhood” shocker. Plus, what Lance Bass is revealing about a possible NSYNC Super Bowl return and new music? And, a sneak peek at the “Super Bowl Greatest Commercials” special. Then, where will Travis Kelce’s first post-Super Bowl spot be? The Vegas hotspot that has celebs wondering what’s in the briefcase? Plus, our Justin Hartley exclusive.

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