What's happening in entertainment news today

To celebrate the release of his new album Subtract, Ed Sheeran dropped 12 music videos, one for each song on the album.

Since their release, many fans have chosen their favourite with 'Curtains' currently raking up the most views.

To watch all the videos head to YouTube.

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We now have a first look to the sequel to The Dry, with the teaser trailer dropping overnight.

The book is so good, so you have got to see the movie too.

Eric Bana is back in Force of Nature: The Dry 2, which will hit cinemas on August 24.

And I have some sad news this morning for Yellowstone fans, with the show confirming that the fifth season will be the last for the hit series - Sorry Karl.

Season 5 is expected to hit Stan in November this year, so you still have something to look forward to.

However, it is not all bad news, with a sequel having been greenlit.

Non-other than Matthew McConaughey is in talks to star in the project so that is good news.

You can now listen to some unreleased recordings from the late Olivia Newton-John.

The album Just The Two of Us: The Duets Collection Volume 1 dropped over the weekend and John Travolta is one of several stars to feature on the album.

It is so good to hear them singing together again.

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And Swifties are convinced this morning Taylor is about to release a memoir.

According to inside sources, an unnamed book is expected to drop in July and that is the same month that Taylor is about to release her new album Speak Now: Taylor's Version.

I'm sure she has a lot to say, so we will have to wait and see if that comes off.

Finally, Priyanka Chopra-Jonas has revealed how Nick Jonas stole her heart.

The star said her husband told her he was a man of few words, but his songs would be his love letters to her.

See more of what she had to say about the couple's relationship in the video above.

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