Entertainment Tonight for Tuesday, November 5, 2024

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Garth Brooks R-rated rant. The singer’s new comments amid his sexual assault lawsuit. Then, Valerie Bertinelli’s break up. Details on her surprise split. And, why Zoe Kravitz and Channing Tatum called off their engagement. Plus, how Taylor Swift turned Monday night football into moms night out. Then, only ET is with Ashanti and Nelly revealing a possible Vegas takeover. Plus, Beyonce’s big surprise. Her new video with a “Baywatch” twist. And, the future of “Outer Banks” revealed. The news Netflix just dropped. Then, Common’s new collab with J. Hud…is an engagement next? Plus, our Willie Nelson exclusive with his wife of 33 years, Annie. The music legend’s new project that’s a family affair. And, a nursery tour from a Bravo star. Only ET is with “Summer House” star Lindsay Hubbard. Why she’s not living with her new baby’s father.

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