Entertainment Tonight for Monday, December 30, 2024

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Rihanna, Marian, Usher! Your backstage pass to the biggest stars in music and their big plans for 2025. The artists taking over Vegas. Plus, how New Kids On the Block feels about being the new kids of the Sin City block. Then, Rihanna reveals her new inspiration…soccer moms. Her life as a boy mom and her plans to try for a girl. And, we plan a game of Sip or Spill with Kelsea Ballerini. Plus, on tour with Usher showing us his intense routine to stay in tip-top shape. Then, we’re with Miranda Lambert rehearsing for her big New Year’s bash in Nashville. And, Ringo Starr bringing back The Beatles. The new technology that has him making music with John Lennon and George Harrison again. Plus, the one must-have that would bring Blake Shelton back to “The Voice”. And, our exclusive tour of his Vegas honkytonk. Then, ET looks back with Janet Jackson as she kicks off her Vegas residency tonight.

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