Entertainment Tonight for Thursday, November 16, 2023

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Diddy accused of rape and sex trafficking by his ex. The bombshell lawsuit, but is it blackmail? Then, leaked footage from deadly shooting on the “Rust” movie set. Could it mean new charges for Alec Baldwin? Plus, why Arnold’s Schwarzenegger’s car crash could cost him millions. Then, Taylor Swift’s ex, Joe Alwyn, steps out as her new man hits number one. New footage of Travis Kelce in the recording studio. Is he getting tips from Taylor? Plus, Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel’s united front after Britney Spears’ scathing tell all. Plus, a turning point in the royal rift? How a phone call this week between Prince Harry and King Charles is changing things. And, our one-on-one with Leo DiCaprio. Plus, 87 days until Super Bowl. Usher’s Half Time Show plans. Will Ludacris make a cameo? Then, “Party of Five” stars back together. Scott Wolf and Lacey Chabert spill the E-Tea on a possible reunion?

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