Entertainment Tonight for Thursday, October 31, 2024

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The fight over Richard Simmons’ fortune. Why the battle between the fitness guru’s brother and his housekeeper is getting ugly. Then, updates on Gisele Bundchen’s baby on the way and Channing Tatum’s split from Zoe Kravitz. Plus, Jeremy Allen White’s new romance with his “The Bear” co-star. And, the best star Halloween costumes revealed. Heidi Klum’s plan to make jaws drop. Then, how “The Today Show” tried to top themselves for Hoda’s last hurrah. ET takes you behind the scenes of all the daytime TV transformations. Plus, ET’s got your sneak peek at the star-studded must-see Christmas movies with some wild plot lines. From a romance with a snowman to the holiday rom-com inspired by Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce. And, Jason Ritter on his viral videos and his memories of his late dad, John Ritter. Then, Halloween hits primetime. Our time on the set of tonight’s “Elsbeth” episode. And, an exclusive tour of the show’s costume department.

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