Entertainment Tonight for Thursday, February 15th, 2024

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The Chiefs parade shooting. Police confirm the events that lead to the deadly gunfire. We’re on the ground in Kansas City with the brother of the local DJ killed. And, the hero who tackled a suspected gunman. Plus, why the Chiefs players are now facing backlash. And, new video surfaces from Taylor and Travis’ Super Bowl celebration. Then why Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are re-naming their kids? Plus, couples’ news. Blake & Gwen! Beyonce & Jay-Z! Rihanna & A$AP! And, how Brad Pitt is taking his romance to the next level. Also, why J.Lo is shading her exes as Jane Fonda issues a warning to Ben Affleck. Plus, we’re with Katy Perry after revealing she’s quitting “American Idol.” Inside her final season as the judges hit up hometowns. Then, our Dakota Johnson one-on-one gets interrupted by a real-life earthquake. Plus, ET’s on set with Queen Latifah as she shares what’s ahead on “The Equalizer” and the latest on a “Girls Trip” sequel.

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