Entertainment Tonight for Friday, June 28, 2024

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A ‘monster on set’? “Queer Eye” star Jonathan Van Ness addresses the allegation that he’s abusive. Then, after Tori Spelling’s comments, is eating your placenta safe? Plus, Katherine McPhee’s reaction to David Foster’s on stage comments. And, ET’s Elton John exclusive. The legend talking new music, his health, and EGOT status. Plus, why he’s selling his iconic looks. Then, closing out Bahamas Week with the star of the new “Big Bang Theory” spin-off, Emily Osment. Plus, getting rETrospective with Andy Cohen! The Bravo king looks back at his career defining moments, his regrets, and his most spirited interviews. And, Teri Hatcher explains why she was kicked of a dating app.

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