E! is the home of pop-culture television: celebrity news, red-carpet live specials, glossy reality franchises and conversation-starting originals. On this page you’ll find a live channel player plus a clean daily schedule so you can see exactly what’s on now, what’s coming up next and when tonight’s highlights begin. All times are shown in UK time and the listings refresh through the day, so you can plan without guesswork.
What you’ll find here
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A fast, reliable live stream optimised for phones, tablets and desktop.
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An always-current Now / Next / Later strip for instant context.
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Concise programme blurbs and clearly written start times, updated as the running order changes.
Channel focus
E! centres on entertainment and celebrity culture with a mix of studio shows, reality series and live event coverage. Expect personality-led formats, behind-the-scenes access and red-carpet build-up around major awards season moments. Daytime is light and drop-in friendly; evenings lean into premieres, specials and back-to-back episodes of fan favourites.
Signature series and staples
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E! News — the channel’s daily pulse on celebrity, film, TV and music.
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Live From E! — red-carpet coverage and fashion moments around awards season.
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Botched — real-life cosmetic surgery cases with Dr Terry Dubrow and Dr Paul Nassif.
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House of Villains and event reality formats — big personalities, competitive twists and social-media-ready moments.
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Franchise nights — stacked episodes of returning favourites, ideal for easy catch-up.
(Exact titles vary by season and rights; if a special overruns, the schedule here adapts so times stay accurate.)
Today at a glance
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Daytime: short-form entertainment, celebrity round-ups and repeat blocks.
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Early evening: reality catch-ups and acquisitions that are easy to join mid-series.
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Prime time: new episodes of signature series, red-carpet build-up or themed marathons.
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Late: extended stacks and encore runs for effortless background viewing.
Picture & access
E! is widely available in HD on major UK pay-TV platforms; streaming typically runs a few seconds behind over-the-air reception — that slight delay is normal and helps keep playback smooth on variable connections. Availability of specific programmes can differ by region and package.
A quick compliance note (UK)
Watching any television live — on a TV platform or via an online stream — requires a TV Licence. If you only watch on-demand, different rules apply; live channels fall under the licence requirement.
Start watching
Press play to join the live channel. Use the Now / Next / Later strip to see where you are in the schedule, then check tonight’s grid for red-carpet coverage, a new Botched case, E! News updates or a reality franchise marathon. Everything is laid out in UK time so you can time your viewing precisely.
