Entertainment Tonight for Monday, November 4, 2024

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ET’s tribute to Quincy Jones, the legend who shaped some of the biggest stars and songs in American music. Then, James Van Der Beek’s cancer fight at age 47. Why he was forced to reveal his diagnosis and his plans for treatment. Plus, Lil Wayne sounds off on his Super Bowl snub. And, how Chris Martin is doing after a nasty fall during a Coldplay concert. Then, our new interview with Ben Affleck. Why he’s praising his ex, Jennifer Lopez. Plus, ET kicks off “Yellowstone” week with ‘Rip Reveals’ from Cole Hauser. Plus, what you never knew about his showbiz start living with Matt Damon and Ben Affleck. And, only ET is with new parents Nelly and Ashanti. Then, ET’s exclusive on the set of “NCIS: Origins” with Gibbs and Young Gibbs. Mark Harmon’s plans on getting back in front of the camera.

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