Entertainment Tonight for Monday, April 8, 2024

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Jonathan Majors sentenced for assault. ET’s inside the courtroom. What’s next for the Marvel star? Then, Morgan Wallen arrested again. Why he’s now facing felony charges. Plus, only ET is backstage at the CMT Awards with big winner Jelly Roll. And, inside host Kelsea Ballerini’s nine wardrobe changes. Plus, How her boyfriend Chase Stokes is helping her get into acting. Then, everything you didn’t see on TV…from the Toby Keith tribute to Keith Urban breaking a record. Plus, we’re with Bill Nye the Science Guy getting his take on today’s solar eclipse. And, Zendaya’s grand slam style. Why she’s serving up tennis looks only lately. Then, the NCISverse celebrates 1000 episodes. Only ET can take you behind the scenes. Plus, new interviews with the stars that got their start on the show.

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