Entertainment Tonight for Tuesday, April 28, 2026

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George Clooney gives a major update on “Oceans 14”. Plus, his latest Hollywood honor. What you never knew about George’s past and his showbiz start. Then, new fears for a Daytime TV favorite. Why “General Hospital” star Kirsten Storms was just slapped with a restraining order from her soap star ex. And, Shannon Elizabeth reveals a shocking new gig just one day after filing for divorce. How she's making more money than all her biggest movies combined. Then, only ET is with Ginger Zee and her mother. The surprising new career her mom Dawn is starting at age 72. Plus, ET in the studio with Heidi Montag. What she's saying about a possible "Hills" reunion. And, Taylor Swift reveals the surprising inspiration behind her biggest hits. And, how the singer is fighting back against AI as she lands on a list of the greatest songwriters. Which music legends were snubbed. Then, we finally get a first look at Ted Lasso's TV return. When season 4 will debut. And, Jimmy Kimmel in hot water again. His response to the latest threats from the White House. Could his comments get him cancelled?

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