Entertainment Tonight for Tuesday, February 20, 2024

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Kelly Rowland’s “Today Show” walk off. Hoda Kotb addresses the dressing room drama that left her stranded without a co-host. Then, Michael J. Fox surprises stars in London. Backstage at the British Oscars. The story behind Prince William’s viral moment. Plus, is Travis Kelce headed down under for a Taylor Swift reunion? What his dad revealed. And, Mark Wahlberg sounds off about being left out of Ben Affleck’s Super Bowl spot. Then, Madonna’s shocking stage fall. Then, only we’re backstage at Dolly Parton’s puppy fashion show. Plus, is Bindi’s 2-year old daughter becoming a mini crocodile hunter? And, ET’s Black History Month spotlight with Mary J. Blige. The music icon on overcoming her painful past. Then, Usher’s wedding reveals. What inspired his quickie Vegas ‘I Dos’.

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