Entertainment Tonight for Thursday, October 24, 2024

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The hotel where Liam Payne fell to his death raided. New details as investigators zero in on possible arrests. Then, the Menendez brothers and their fight for freedom. The DA’s decision today. Plus, Rihanna embraces her soccer mom status giving us an update on her life surrounded by boys and her dreams for a baby girl. And, Nicole Kidman’s guilty pleasure. Where she loves to hang out in disguise? Then, only ET is with Samuel L. Jackson as he’s honored and lovingly roasted by his famous friends. Plus, our sneak peek at Chad Michael Murray’s new holiday movie. And, “Nobody Wants This” star Adam Brody on how wife Leighton Meester helped him become Hollywood’s new ‘face of romance’. Then, ET’s with Billy Crystal. How he channeled his family life for his new psychological thriller. Plus, the stars of TV’s top comedy, “Ghosts”, on the big changes coming this season.

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