Entertainment Tonight for Thursday, February 16, 2023

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Bruce Willis’ deteriorating health and new dementia diagnosis. Then, Ryan Seacrest is out at “Live.” Why he’s parting ways with Kelly Ripa and who’s taking his place. Plus, Rihanna’s half time director spills new Super Bowl performance secrets. And, Orlando Bloom opens up about his relationship struggles with Katy Perry. Plus, a blushing Billy Crudup responds after Kate Hudson calls him a more “sophisticated” kisser than Matthew McConaughey. Then,, “Star Trek” favorites reunite. The OG stars beaming up for the final season of “Picard.” And, ET’s Couples Week continues with Raven Symone and her wife, Miranda.

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