On April 19, 1988, two tornadoes caused damage in Sacramento and San Joaquin counties. The first tornado touched down in Folsom, scattering debris and tearing up the rooftops of nearly 50 homes.

It's October 1988, and speaking to Melody Maker writer Steve Sutherland ahead of the forthcoming US presidential election, R.E.M.'s Peter Buck is delivering a somewhat provocative state-of-the ...

Mary Hart and John Tesh appeared on "Entertainment Tonight" Tuesday for a reunion, and to talk abut something very serious.

Prepare for another blast of '80s nostalgia thanks to someone's old VHS copy of a 1988 episode of Entertainment Tonight dedicated to the special effects-packed movies of the summer: The Blob, A ...

EXCLUSIVE: Entertainment Tonight can officially call the 2024-25 award season a success. Averaging 3.8M total viewers across its coverage of the Golden Globes, Grammys, and Oscars, Entertainment ...

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While some of the add-on parts on today’s Nice Price or No Dice Ranger are aftermarket, the rocker and bumper extensions are part of the factory GT package. Let’s see if this rare truck’s ...

Variety and “ Entertainment Tonight ” have partnered for the second year in a row to produce the official digital red carpet pre-show for the Golden Globe Awards, which will air live on Jan. 5 ...

Variety and “Entertainment Tonight” have partnered for the second year in a row to produce the official digital red carpet pre-show for the Golden Globe Awards, which will air live on Jan. 5 ...

Michael Bublé told ET about his holiday plans and new single, "Maybe This Christmas", recorded on his iPhone 16 Pro with Voice Memos.

Waylon Jennings and Hank Williams Jr. appeared on a talk show in November of 1988, taking their guitars and singing 'Mind Your Own Business' and 'The Conversation'.

After becoming one of the defining stars of the mid-'80s as the more visible half of Wham!, George Michael went solo -- with spellbinding, globe-conquering results.