Entertainment Tonight for Tuesday, November 25, 2025

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James Van Der Beek stronger, smiling, and sharing a hopeful new update in his stage 3 cancer fight. Then, Eric Dane returns to TV. See the role inspired by his real life diagnosis. Plus, Diddy behind bars. The leaked video showing a drastic new look. And, from wedding planner to wedding singer. How much J. Lo is raking in to perform at weddings. Then, Glen Powell coupled up? The “Landman” star he’s going viral with. Plus, before “Dancing With the Stars” crowns a new champion, only we can take you inside the final rehearsals. Plus, the surprise messages from A-listers that have the finalists losing it. And, a moving “Everybody Loves Raymond” reunion as the TV family honors the co-stars they loved and lost. Then, the Ray Romano doppelgängers who almost stole the special. Plus, from Halloween screams to Oscar gold. Jamie Lee Curtis shares never-before-told stories on her journey to superstardom.

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