Entertainment Tonight for Friday, March 14, 2023

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We’re on set with Ryan Seacrest for his last day at “Live!” as he reveals what he’s doing next. Then, Britney Spears telling all. Exclusive details about her memoir already in the works. Plus, Jack Nicholson out of hiding. The Oscar® winner seen for the first time in two years. And, why “Vanderpump Rules” star Raquel Leviss checked into a mental health facility. Then, Kelly Clarkson drops new music that gives insight into why she got divorced. And, Reese Witherspoon’s first interview since her split from her husband. Plus, why Chris Evans keeps saying “No” to “SNL” while his new costar Ana De Armas says “Yes”. Then, a first look on the set of the new “Wicked” movie musical. Plus, only we’re with “Below Deck Sailing Yacht” Captain Glenn and first mate Gary—in the middle of a love triangle?

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