Entertainment Tonight for Wednesday, May 20, 2026

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Big stars slimmed down but fired up. After dropping 65 pounds, the headlines that sent Jack Osbourne into a profanity-laced meltdown. And, Jelly Roll keeps shrinking. The country star reveals the ‘big guy’ problems he’s left behind. Then, “CSI: Miami” star David Caruso’s surprising life today. Plus, special delivery from a former child star? Why “Who’s the Boss” star Danny Pintauro is now working for Amazon. And, a first look at Angelina Jolie’s emotional new film as ex Brad Pitt reveals a new look alongside girlfriend Ines. Then, Queen Latifah’s big year. Booked, busy, and beaming about motherhood. Plus, she spills exclusive new details on the “Girls Trip” sequel. And, an all new ET Then & Now with “A Different World’s” Dawnn Lewis. Stories from the set and her career after the groundbreaking series you may not know about. Then, “New Girl” turns 15. Jake Johnson on the milestone and his new series filled with sex, scams, and secrets.

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