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Tuesday, 30 June 2026 - 3 minutes
Okay Swifties... wedding watch is officially on...
Well, the rumoured wedding of Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce, who are reportedly getting married in New York this 4th of July long weekend.
Here's what we know so far...
Reports suggest the lovers are planning a huge celebration at Madison Square Garden with city permits reportedly been filed for road closures around the venue, hotels are filling up, and it's believed hundreds of guests could be attending.
There are even reports invitees have signed non-disclosure agreements, with rumours that music legends like Stevie Nicks and Tim McGraw could perform.
But before Swifties lose their minds... Taylor and Travis haven't confirmed a thing.
So, while all the signs are pointing to something big, we're still waiting for the official announcement.
If you loved the 80s movie St. Elmo's Fire, we've got some good news!
More than 40 years after the original hit cinemas, Rob Lowe says a sequel is officially in the works.
He reckons the biggest challenge is getting the script right, but says the original cast is on board, telling Kelly Clarkson , "Everyone wants to do it."
So if they can pull it off, we could be catching up with the Brat Pack all these years later... and honestly, we'd love to see where life has taken them.
The Wiggles have launched a national Tour and they're coming to Perth.
Sharing the stage in an extraordinary coming together of generations, culture, creativity and style is Anthony and Lucia (Blue Wiggles), Tsehay and Evie (Yellow Wiggles), Simon and Caterina (Red Wiggles), and Lachy and John (Purple Wiggles) in one dazzling celebration of music, dance and pure Wiggly fun.
Of course Dorothy the Dinosaur, Wags the Dog, Henry the Octopus, Captain Feathersword and more will all be there at RAC Arena November 21st.
And if you love scary movies then you'll love the monster horror starring Willem Dafoe and Aaron Taylor Johnson – 'Werwulf.'..
From the team who brought you Nosferatu... it’s set in medieval Britain, about a mysterious creature who stalks the foggy countryside.
Werwulf howls into theatres just in time for Christmas.
Source: YouTube: The Kelly Clarkson Show | FocusFeatures | Instagram: People Magazine | racarena Photo: TaylorSwiftInstagram
