Entertainment Tonight for Thursday, January 25th, 2024

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Kevin Costner grilled over his ex’s new romance. And, is he moving on with Jewel? Then, why TJ Holmes and Amy Robach are far from done fighting after their on-air battle. Plus, backlash over Elle King’s drunken Dolly Parton tribute. Why she’s cancelling concerts. And, Madonna explains the reason behind her concert delays after being sued by fans. Then, Robert DeNiro gets choked up over his new baby. A side of the Oscar® winner you’ve never seen. Plus, Drew Barrymore’s emotional on-air breakdown with former co-star Dermot Mulroney. And, only we’re with Snoop Dogg and his new movie co-star, Tika Sumpter. What he’s revealing about the A-list actress he went to high school with. Then, our first look at Jake Gyllenhaal’s beefed up “Roadhouse” remake. Plus, Sofia Vergara speaks out about her single life. And, how her “Griselda” transformation got her sued.

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