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Ore our lemonade. Now for july 21st, this is entertainment tonight. Comiccon, if is under way and if you love the big stars, television and surprises theres only one place to be, here on entertainment tonight. Kevin frasier is in the midd and we kick it off at the premiere of one of t biggest films oo he year star trek beyond. Its a little crazy on the carpet, isnt it . Its a blast. Can y some noise so chris knows where youre at . I expected it to be mayhem. Its star treks 50th anniversary, you got to g big, fans, fireworks, and new facial hair. A goatee. You shaved it absolute boredom. I love...

It in time for thepremiere. But in true e. T. Fashion, grabbed a helicopter, came down the coast and that was just the beginning of our comiccon we just saw that you p less than two hours ago you were event, yes. So i, i just didnt post about it. Oh, im on a pl fly through the air. Comiccon i just adopted her five days ago. I just saw 45 minutes ago you chopped your hair. When did you do that . This morning. Let me give you a little behindthescenes look at how e. T. Is taking over comiccon. Aka the super bowl of pop culture, tv and film. First the suite. I want check it out. From our window th...

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Letters, he was the most indispensable spy. his intelligence was absolutely vital and he won washington's respect. but ironically, they never met. that's the actual house where he left. the door is in -- they say if washington came to visit, that would be the door he would knock on because it's the same door from the late 1700s. >> that's cool. >> it's random hall. >> how is the plumb not guilty that house from the 1700s? >> pretty good. they feel as though upstairs is where they found the papers where all the handwriting analysis was done and they matched it to him being a spy. >> it's such a...