Entertainment Tonight for Wednesday, January 1, 2025

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An entire ET show dedicated to stars Spilling the E-Tea. Confessions from Hoda Kotb and Jenna Bush Hager just days before Hoda’s final day at “The Today Show”. The co-hosts reveal mom fails and their wildest on-air moments. Then, Selena Gomez and Steve Martin grill Martin Short about those Meryl Streep romance rumors. Plus, boy banders Joey Fatone and AJ Mclean reveal a tense run-in with Leonardo DiCaprio. And, never-before-told stories from Hugh Jackman and Ryan Reynolds. Then, Dolly Parton with her sister, Rachel. The southern sisters’ secrets revealed. Plus, how Mark Wahlberg and Halle Berry first met. And, get the ‘Lowe’-down on Rob Lowe’s life off camera with his son. Why John Owen says he’s never seen some of his dad’s classic roles.

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