Entertainment Tonight for Wednesday, August 28, 2024

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Armie Hammer on losing everything after scandal. What’s next for the star…will he ever act again? Then, is Noah Wyle’s new medical drama an “ER” rip off? The TV lawsuit just filed. Plus, Travis Kelce gushing over Taylor. His confessions to Adam Sandler and details on their “Happy Gilmore” sequel together. And, after Snoop Dogg’s Olympic takeover, what he has planned for the LA Games revealed. Then, only ET’s on the set of Kerry Washington’s new war movie with Oprah. Plus, a country concert erupts in violence. How singer Scotty McCreery stepped up to save a fan. And, Carrie Underwood speaks out on joining the “American Idol” judges table. What to expect when she takes over next to Lionel and Luke.

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