Nearly 30 years after joining “Entertainment Tonight,” Mary Hart said she still has mountains to climb. Literally. The “ET” host, who announced Thursday that she’ll depart the entertainment newsmag, ...

Nancy O'Dell has some big pumps to fill. In making the announcement, E.T.'s Executive Producer Linda Bell Blue said: "When Mary Hart told us she planned to leave ET at the end of this season, we went ...

Get our Breaking News Alerts and Keep your inbox happy. Why must we continue with the same old ‘blond, scripted voice’ mover and shaker? Real people want to see real people. While Necy Nash might be a ...

Former Entertainment Tonight host Mary Hart, who has been a season ticket holder at Dodger Stadium for years, returned to watch Game 3 of the 2025 World Series on October 27, alongside her husband, ...

After 29 years, Mary Hart is stepping down as host of the CBS show Entertainment Tonight – presumably with those legs once insured for a million dollars each. It's television's longest-running ...

Among the many celebrities who are Los Angeles Dodgers fans is one very famous former host of Entertainment Tonight who's known to be spotted in the front row of many games at Chavez Ravine. If you're ...

As the Los Angeles Dodgers chase another championship in the 2025 World Series, one familiar face remains impossible to miss behind home plate — Mary Hart. Now 74, the former Entertainment Tonight ...

After co-hosting Entertainment Tonight for 10 years, Mary Hart and John Tesh are back together, reuniting on the ET stage. The legendary hosts reconnected on a very special episode of ET on Tuesday.

BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (AP) — In the early 1980s, Mary Hart became the face — and the famously insured legs — of a new breed of TV show, the entertainment news magazine. She quickly rose from ...