What's happening in entertainment news today

After all the hoopla and hullabaloo, Beyonce has kicked off her Renaissance World Tour in Stockholm playing to a packed stadium of super fans.

It's the first show of her mega tour, another show there tomorrow, then onto Brussels on the weekend.

Queen Bee is up and away, but there are no dates for Australia as yet.

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The Swedes are kicking goals, winning the first semi-final of the Eurovision Song Contest at Liverpool Arena in the UK.

The contest is being held there in place of Ukraine, where 15 acts competed for a place in Saturday's Grand Final.

Ten made the cut and Sweden's Loreen is currently the favourite to win the whole shebang.

The Australian representative Voyager, from WA, will be competing tomorrow night so fingers crossed that they also go through to the Grand Final.

Now, yesterday you will recall that we spoke about Arnold Schwarzenegger getting his own three-part documentary and Mr World, The Governator and the housekeeper are apparently all included.

It's an incredible story and Arnold premieres on Netflix on June 7.

And it's happy days for superstar Sia who tied the knot with boyfriend Dan Bernad at an intimate ceremony in Dolce & Gabbana's villa in Portofino, Italy.

Sia is notoriously private so don't hold your breath for more details.

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Imagine Dragons have shown their support for the US writers' strike performing at the Netflix picket line.

The writers' strike is still going strong with no sign of any resolution. Let's hope they sort it out.

And Harry Styles is bout to be immortalised in a new 22-page comic book.

Available in digital and print format featuring superhero-style artwork with bright colours.

He's not the only one with Lady Gaga, Drake and Selena Gomez also with their own comics.

Finally, Kiss have announced their absolute last ever final shows on their 'End of the Road' Farewell Tour.

The band celebrating 50 years of touring with a final run culminating in the final curtain being drawn at Madison Square Garden on December 2.

There is no Australian date announced on this leg of the tour but you can click here to register and sign a petition to bring Gene and the boys back Down Under.

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