Entertainment Tonight for Tuesday, July 14, 2026

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Hudson Williams erupts. The “Heated Rivalry” star’s fiery faceoff. What had him shaking in rage and the new fight it’s ignited over celebrity privacy. The, Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni’s new $8 million legal fight today. Plus, Kim Kardashian’s romance with Lewis Hamilton shifts into high gear as he gets close with her kids. And, Kim’s 72-day ex-husband now a hot chicken mogul? Then, only ET is on the set of the “Big Bang Theory” spin-off with the hero no one saw coming. Plus, horror’s biggest nightmares return. Jason Vorhee’s mom, a new Carrie, and Freddy Krueger’s new haunt. The classics coming back with a twist. And, Matt Damon’s “The Odyssey” transformation and the ‘simple math’ that got him shredded. Then, Erling Haaland’s wild World Cup goodbye. The Norway star’s $750 USA souvenir that you just have to see to believe.

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