Entertainment Tonight for Friday, October 17, 2025

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Diane Keaton’s legacy and why her dog could inherit some of her millions. Plus, Bette Midler spills tea on why we never got a “First Wives Club” sequel. Then, Rachael Ray makes a rare return to TV amid concerns over her health. And, “Sister, Sister” stars Tia and Tamera put feud rumors to rest. What brought them back together. Then, Kim Kardashian steps into her leading lady era. We’re with the stars of “All’s Fair” going all out. Plus, ET hits the red carpet with Adam Brody and Leighton Meester as co-star Kristen Bell makes a shocking confession about her own marriage. And, ET heads back to Boston with hometown star Donnie Wahlberg. Then, new music, a new baby, and no sleep for country star Jordan Davis. He’s giving ET an exclusive tour of his tour bus. Plus, major drama ignites on “Fire Country”. ET’s on the set as an Emmy winner from “The Pitt” joins the cast.

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