Entertainment Tonight for Thursday, March 6, 2025

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A new courtroom showdown in the It Ends With Us case—why Blake Lively is pleading with the judge for a stronger protective order against Justin Baldoni. Plus, co-star Brandon Sklenar weighs in as he steps out in a matching look with Justin. Then, Gene Hackman’s mysterious death—who passed away first, the Oscar winner or his wife? And what happens to his $80 million fortune? Also, Meghan Markle’s name change—explained! How last names work in the royal family and why Prince Harry was born without one. Plus, Steve Carell’s heartwarming surprise for hundreds of high school seniors—how an episode of The Office inspired it all! And from child star to Hollywood icon—Christina Ricci takes us down memory lane from the Hollywood Walk of Fame!

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