Entertainment Tonight for Thursday, January 12, 2023

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Lisa Marie Presley given CPR and hospitalized. The new details after she suffered cardiac arrest. ET was just with her at the Golden Globes®. Plus, “Elvis” star Austin Butler’s Hollywood past. What you never knew about the Oscar® frontrunner. Then, star homes threatened to be wiped out including Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis. Plus, Prince William faces cameras after his brother Harry’s bombshell book reveals. And, inside HGTV star Christina Halls’ new life as a newlywed in Nashville. Then, details on Felicity Huffman’s journey back to TV after serving time in prison. Plus, how Megan Fox and Machine Gun Kelly are putting break-up rumors to rest. And, Florence Pugh’s new interview with ex-boyfriend Zach Braff. And, our Cybill Shepherd sit down sharing “Moonlighting” memories about Bruce Willis.

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