Entertainment Tonight for Thursday, August 8, 2024

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Taylor Swift and the terror plot aimed at her tour. New details as teens with ties to ISIS are arrested. We’re with the Swifties taking to the streets. Will security concerns cancel more shows? Then, how Nelly went from casino winner to police handcuffs. His controversial arrest explained. Plus, how Jennifer Lopez is distancing herself from Ben Affleck as a reality star puts her on blast for allegedly staging paparazzi shots. And, Blake Shelton reveals plans to bring “Honky Tonk Neon” to Las Vegas. Then, spicy confessions from Ariana Grande. Her hot take on one of her biggest hits. Plus, Brad Pitt and George Clooney’s secret no more. How they’re partnering again for a newly announced sequel. And, a homecoming for Hoda Kotb. Her emotional reunion with her daughters as she celebrates a life milestone. Then, Nina Dobrev after the accident that nearly broke her neck. How boyfriend Shawn White is helping her heal.

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