Entertainment Tonight for Tuesday, March 18, 2023

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Jamie Foxx still hospitalized 7 days after his medical emergency. The latest on his health as his stunt double steps in with Cameron Diaz on set. Then, the fallout from Jonathan Majors’ arrest. Will his Marvel role be recast? Plus, Charlie Sheen’s TV return with the man that got him fired from “Two and a Half Men”. And, are Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrleson real life brothers? Then, how “Barry” star Bill Hader found out Carol Burnett is his cousin. Plus, his new romance revealed. And, only we’re with “American Idol” alums, Clay Aiken and Ruben Studdard. Then, our first look at Ariana Grande’s “Wicked” transformation. Plus, Jake Gyllenhaal on getting into fighting shape for his “Roadhouse” remake and his new action film, “The Covenant”. And, the Royal Coronation gets the “Great British Bake Off” treatment. An exclusive sneak peek inside King Charles’ prep for the ceremony.

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