Entertainment Tonight for Tuesday, March 5, 2024

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Sinbad ready for a comeback? The comedian’s first comments since suffering a stroke in 2020. Then, how Lupita Nyong’o and Joshua Jackson just confirmed their romance. Plus, Channing Tatum’s wedding plans with Zoe Kravitz. And, is an Olsen twin’s ex moving on with a “Real Housewives” star? Then, Hoda Kotb looking for love. Plus, why Kelly Clarkson is refusing to date. And, Al Pacino’s girlfriend Noor Alfallah reveals how their romance started. Then, the story behind Brad Pitt’s new film with Penelope Cruz. Plus, what really broke up the “Queer Eye” Fab 5? New allegations of on-set rage and bad behavior revealed. And, Dakota Johnson slamming her own movie? Why she gets the “Madame Web” backlash. Then, how Jake Gyllenhaal is taking the iconic “Road House” role and making it his own. Plus, how filming “Imaginary” had star Dewanda Wise struggling in real life. And, why she agreed to face the terror all over again for our cameras. Then, how Mark Harmon is bringing an “NCIS” prequel to TV. Meet the actor he cast to play a younger version of Gibbs.

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