Ellen DeGeneres Speaks Out Following Ex Anne Heche’s Car Crash | ET’s The Download

On ET's The Download, Denny Directo and Will Marfuggi break down the must-know entertainment news stories from Wednesday, Aug. 10. First Ellen DeGeneres speaks out about ex-girlfriend Anne Heche, who is fighting for her life after a fiery car crash. A source tells ET, Heche’s 20-year-old son has stepped in to make sure she gets the best care. Actress Denise Dowse is also in the hospital. Her sister tells ET, she is in a coma due to a ‘virulent form of meningitis.’ Next, we get our first look at the new three-part docuseries, ‘House of Hammer,’ detailing alleged abuse by Armie Hammer. Then, the custody battle intensifies between exes Olivia Wilde and Jason Sudeikis. Meanwhile, the Golden Globes may return to NBC in 2023, and Kenan Thompson is tapped to host the 2022 Emmy Awards. Oscars producer Will Packer reacts to Will Smith’s apology to Chris Rock, while Chris’ new girlfriend, Lake Bell, talks to ET about her latest project, ‘Summering.’ Jon Hamm also has a new project ahead as he joins season 3 of ‘The Morning Show.’ Neve Campbell talks to ET about her decision not to return to the ‘Scream’ franchise, and Steve Martin tells ‘The Hollywood Reporter’ his ‘Only Murders in the Building’ role may be his last. ET is on the red carpet of ‘America’s Got Talent’ for the kick-off of live shows, and Sherri Shepherd talks exclusively about her new talk show.