Entertainment Tonight for Tuesday, October 15, 2024

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Garth Brooks addresses sexual assault allegations. His new comments and the fan driven series he’s shutting down. Then, new moves in the fight to free the Menendez brothers. How family is now pushing for their release. Plus, an update on Bruce Willis’ dementia battle from Demi Moore. And, ET’s at home with Al Roker after a series of health battles, is he ready to leave “The Today Show” too? Then, how Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce turned the MLB playoffs into their own field of dreams. Inside the home run of a date night. And, the Victoria’s Secret angels back in their wings. ET’s backstage with the returning runway models. Plus, Paul Mescal on wearing short shorts for “Gladiator 2” and those one-night-stand rumors going viral. Then, meet Ray Nicholson…a dead ringer for his dad Jack. And, Andrew Garfield, Florence Pugh, and the movie horse that may forever haunt them. Plus, why their new movie may bring you to tears.

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