Entertainment Tonight for Friday, March 8, 2024

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Actor Gary Sinise after the death of his only son. His emotional interview reflecting on the legacy Mac leaves behind. Then, Hoda Kotb on the health crisis that put her 4-year old daughter in the hospital. Plus, Meghan Markle talking about acting again? And, details on Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce in Singapore. Then, star splits. Natalie Portman’s secret divorce revealed. Plus, Halle Bailey explains why she hid her pregnancy. And, from Ryan Gosling’s performance to Brad Pitt’s champagne, our Oscars preview with Jimmy Kimmel. Plus, inside the auction house full of Oscar memorabilia. Then, “Beetlejuice” coming back. Michael Keaton on the upcoming sequel. And, a look at his new movie with James Marsden and Al Pacino.

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