Entertainment Tonight for Wednesday, March 6, 2024

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Chris Harrison’s return to TV 3 years after his “Bachelor” controversy. ET has the exclusive details on his two new shows. Then, Kevin Hart responds to the backlash that got him ousted as the Oscars host. Plus, how Travis Kelce just squashed break up rumors with Taylor Swift. And revealed their next date destination. Then, why Gisele Bundchen broke down when asked about Tom Brady. Plus, ET on the red carpets. Why Kristen Stewart ditched her pants. Plus, Madonna’s rarely seen son, Rocco Ritchie all grown up. And, Lindsay Lohan spills “Freaky Friday” sequel plans. Then, we’re in the south of France with Lisa Vanderpump dishing on her new show filled with drama. Inside her new French estate. And, why she’ll never host the Housewives there. Plus, Jack Black and Awkwafina spill the E-Tea on “Kung Fu Panda 4”. Then, a first look at Anne Hathaway’s new movie inspired by Harry Styles and Olivia Wilde’s romance?

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