Entertainment Tonight for Tuesday, February 4, 2025

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The “It Ends With Us” legal war. Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni’s lawyers get a reality check from a federal judge. Plus, how TikTok videos and internet sleuths are having a real impact on the case. And, why Taylor Swift could be forced to testify. Then, Travis Kelce’s proposal plans. Watch the tight end getting grilled at Media Day. Plus, get ready for Buffy ready to slay again. The reboot plans with Sarah Michelle Gellar in the works. Why Dolly Parton is partially to thank for the show’s return. And, Zendaya and Tom Holland’s wedding plans as her family’s funny nickname for him is revealed. Then, we’re inside the “Goonies” cast special reunion. Plus, Madonna tries standup comedy. How Amy Schumer got her stage ready. And, ET’s on the set of star Super Bowl commercials. Why Eugene Levy ditched his son for his spot. Plus, what turned Vin Diesel not so fast and furious. And, watch Kris Jenner take on Chris Hemsworth and Christ Pratt for the crown of best celebrity Chris. Then, Harrison Ford on joining the MCU. Why he didn’t tell wife Calista Flockhart about his casting. Plus, Anthony Mackie’s memories of working with Harrison, 22 years ago. And, a first look at Pedro Pascal in the new “Fantastic Four” movie.

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