Entertainment Tonight for Friday, January 19th, 2024

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Pauly Shore vs. Richard Simmons? Pauly’s plea to the fitness guru over the new biopic drama. Then, King Charles’ health troubles. Did Prince Harry find out about his father’s surgery on the news? Plus, details on the new “Suits” spin-off. Could Meghan Markle join the show? And, after the Emmys fake feud. Pedro Pascal and Kiernan Culkin’s new project together? Then, Madonna’s concert controversy. Why she’s getting sued by her own fans. Plus, why Sofia Vergara’s new role as a drug lord is causing loads of legal trouble. And, Dolly Parton turns 78! Her birthday gift to fans revealing new music. Then, inside the wild new dating show with single men looking for love with 12 women who don’t speak English. Plus, we go inside Hollywood’s most exclusive list. Only 19 celebs who have an Emmy, Oscar, Grammy, and Tony. Who’s next to join the club?

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