What's happening in entertainment news today

Taylor Swift has confirmed two more Australian shows for the Australian leg of her Eras World Tour.

The exciting news comes after unprecedented scenes in homes and offices yesterday as everyone scrambled to get presale tickets.

The extra shows are concurrent with the dates already being played in Sydney and Melbourne meaning she will now be performing on February 16, 17, 18 in Melbourne and February 23, 24, 25 and 26 in Sydney.

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That is quite the work ethic, with those big shows, 3.5 hours on stage.

Those shows all go on sale at the predetermined times, 10am in Sydney and 2pm tomorrow right across the country.

Margot Robbie has officially touched down in Sydney, ahead of her highly anticipated fan event for her new film Barbie tomorrow.

The Aussie arrived in true Barbie fashion, sporting a pink checked blazer and her husband Tom Ackerly also joined her on the flight.

Margot and Greta Gerwig are set to hit Pitt Street Mall tomorrow, ahead of the film's release on July 20.

And things are heating up over in Hollywood, with Meryl Streep and Jennifer Lawrence among a new wave of A-listers reportedly ready to strike.

Multiple sources are this morning claiming more than 300 actors have signed a letter expressing their concerns for the writers.

The news comes as the deadline for the Motion Picture Alliance contract looms closer by the day and you can check out what they had to say in the video above.

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Liam Neeson is stepping back into his action roots, with the actor starring in a new thriller called Retribution.

Neeson plays a father who receives a mysterious call while driving his kids home that there are bombs underneath their car seats and they'll die if he doesn't figure out how to save the day in time.

If you loved him in Taken, you're definitely going to love this one.

Retribution hits cinemas soon.

And it looks like '00s rock band Fall Out Boy have made their own version of the iconic Billy Joel hit We Didn't Start the Fire.

The band have changed the lyrics, using examples of big news stories that have impacted the world in the past 30 years instead.

Have a listen in the video above.

Finally, everyone's favourite Dame Maggie Smith has teamed up with Kathy Bates and Laura Linney for a new heartwarming comedy - The Miracle Club.

The plot follows the ladies as they go to the French town of Lourdes, known for making miracles happen.

The Miracle Club will be out in cinemas on August 4 and you can check the preview out in the video above.

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