Entertainment Tonight for Friday, January 5th, 2024

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Gypsy Rose Blanchard’s post-prison interview with the man she married while behind bars. What they’re revealing about starting a family. Then, “Speed Racer” star Christian Oliver and his two young daughters killed in a plane crash. The heartbreaking video. Plus, another New Years celebrity feud. Why Ludacris, Kevin Hart, and Cedric the Entertainer are fighting back against comedian, Kat Williams. And, award season is officially on. What to watch for at Sunday’s Golden Globes. Then, only ET is backstage with all the stars at the Palm Springs Film Festival. Our exclusives with Robert Downey Jr., Leonardo DiCaprio, and more. Plus, what Margot Robbie revealed backstage. And, how Meryl Streep shocked Carey Mulligan. Then, we’re in Mississippi with HGTV stars Ben and Erin Napier. The Oscar winning movie they channeled for their biggest home renovation yet. Plus, Marvel news. What Emma Stone is saying about a “Spiderman” return. And, an “Avengers” scoop from the man who could replace Jonathan Majors.

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