Entertainment Tonight for Tuesday, February 11, 2025

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Dramatic video of a deadly crash involving Vince Neil’s private jet. Then, Disney star Christy Carlson Romano grateful to be alive and revealing new details about her horrific injury. And, Twitch’s family speaks out addressing claims made by his widow, Allison Holker. Plus, the Joshua Jackson and Jodie Turner-Smith divorce turns ugly. The custody fight now underway. Then, Blake Lively’s bottom line. The actress makes an admission about taking control on set amid the “It Ends With Us” legal battle. And, all the Schwarzeneggers step out to support Patrick at the “White Lotus” premiere. Plus, behind-the-scenes with the pampered pups of the Westminster Dog Show. A look at their celebrity inspired glam sessions. Then, Anthony Mackie let’s a Marvel secret slip/ How Captain America is teaming up with Kendrick Lamar. And, celebrating 50 years of “SNL” with set stories from Kevin Nealon. Plus, Nick & Vanessa Lachey reveal the not-so-sexy secret to their long-lasting Hollywood romance.

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