Travis Kelce joins Taylor Swift in next episodes of 'The End of an Era'

Ladies and gentlemen, please give a hometown welcome to Lara Spencer with Pop News. Thank you, everybody. We will begin this Pop News with Taylor Swift, the one and only, and the next two episodes of her docuseries, The End of an Era. Well, they're about to drop, but we have an exclusive first look. Check it out. On episodes three and four of The End of an Era. Had an alternate outfit for the reputation section, not once. Those quick changes are like nothing you've ever seen before. One time I trip over the hem of my dress, skid the palm of my hand off. Wasn't late. Grab a scale seat. Brings a lot of happiness to a lot of fans. I can safely say that was the loudest it ever got on the Eras tour. You guys know Sabrina Carpenter? I'm going to get past a phone call. All right, Janayme. And I know two people who will definitely be watching myself and Amber. So among the never before seen video there, the documentary does capture the behind the scenes moments before, during and after Travis Kelsey's appearance on stage in Taylor's London show back in June. That just blew up the Internet. And here's a special video from Taylor herself. Oh, hey, guys, it's Taylor. I wanted to say thank you so much for watching The End of an Era and the final show. And to tell you that the next two episodes, episodes three and four, will be out tomorrow. And the final two episodes are going to be out on December 23rd. Thank you for everything. Happy holidays, you guys. Thank you for everything. Thank you for the music, for the smiles. Taylor Swift, The End of an Era, episode three and four begins streaming 3 p.m., 3 a.m. Eastern, a.m. Eastern tomorrow morning on Disney+. Her final concert on the Eras tour is streaming right now. Also on Disney+. So good. A gift for all. Don't sleep. Exactly. All right. So also this morning, Keith Urban spreading some holiday cheer. The country superstar surprising the kids at Monroe Carroll Junior Children's Hospital at Vanderbilt, Nashville. Urban stopped by to take pictures. He led a big group sing along, and he just took time to let these kids know they're not alone. This time of year is so important. And for all the hard work that everybody does here at the Children's Hospital, it's an honor for me to come in and do just even a small, a small little bit for everybody. I love coming to Vandy to see everybody. I get to go home today. Do you? That must feel amazing. Making a real difference there. Keith had a present for the hospital as well. He donated some of his guitars to their music therapy program. A spokesperson for Monroe Carnell at Vanderbilt says Keith has been a wonderful friend to that hospital, visiting many times over the years. And they are so grateful. And guys, proof that a great black dress never goes out of style. I'm so happy to say also the vintage chic is very much in this season. Check out Apple Martin attending the New York premiere of her mom, Gwyneth Paltrow's new film, Marty Supreme, wearing the same 1996 Calvin Klein tank dress from Homemore to the premiere of her movie Emma almost 30 years ago. That dress is eight years older than Apple. But boy, does it look fresh and elegant on the 22 year old college senior. Just the same dress. Yeah, exact same dress. Gwyneth Paltrow said, I've read that she saved all of her dresses and Apple's a lucky lady and looks good in them. All right. Finally, speaking of the 90s being in again, Annie Lennox, the goddess lead singer of the Rhythmics, she's been announced as the voice that will bring us the haunting opening song of the eighth and final season of Outlander. Listen to this. In the song of the last night is gone. Say, could that last be? Annie tells Rolling Stone she she's loved that song. She was a little girl growing up in Aberdeen. You can tell. She says it's been a real honor to record it for Outlander. And we just wanted to share that with you because we love that show. It's almost here. There you go, everybody. That is pop news.