Entertainment Tonight for Monday, June 3, 2024

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Awkward air kissing? J. Lo & Ben Affleck’s weekend after her cancelled tour. Then, Cher speaks out after her boyfriend’s brawl with Travis Scott. Plus, Kevin Costner on dating and life after “Yellowstone”. And, Lenny Kravitz’s loose lips. Revealing when daughter, Zoe and Channing Tatum are saying ‘I Do’. Then, when is Travis Kelce putting a ring on Taylor Swift? Jason Sudeikis with the question every Swiftie wants to know. Plus, Bebe Rexha goes off after getting pelted on stage again. And, another singer attacked by a bat mid-performance. Then, ET kicks off Nashville Week with Carly Pearce. The heart condition now making her change up her concerts. Plus, the cast of “Suits” reunited. And, Pat Sajak saying goodbye to “Wheel of Fortune” this week and revealing the real reason he’s retiring to daughter, Maggie. Then, from co-stars to forever friends, Dakota Fanning on her nearly 20-year relationship with Tom Cruise. Plus, her new movie with M. Night Shyamalan’s daughter, Ishana. The advice she got from her famous filmmaker father.

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