Entertainment Tonight for Tuesday, January 30th, 2024

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New details on Celine Dion’s health crisis as she struggles to make a comeback. Then, Tom Selleck shares Matthew Perry memories from the set of “Friends”. Plus, how a judge is stepping in after Cher was accused of a kidnapping-for-hire plot against her son. And, Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce in love. Their L-word confession caught on camera. Then, Justin Timberlake teases more new music with Nsync. Plus, Bob Odenkirk’s shocking relation to King Charles revealed. And, ET in London with the stars of the Bob Marley biopic, “One Love”. Then, nearly four decades after “We Are the World”, the singers reveal how they pulled it off. Lionel Richie reveals stories you never knew and the untold drama behind the scenes. Plus, how Kate Hudson just completed her pop star transformation with help from her 5-year-old daughter Rani Rose.

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