Exclusive look at 'The End of an Era's' final episodes

All right, well, let's turn to pop news. I am excited to share with you. We have a little Christmas present coming early from our pal, the wonderful Taylor Swift. Thank you so much, Taylor. She is not making us wait. She's dropping the final two installments of her end of an era docuseries three days early and a little present from us right now. An exclusive first look at episodes five and six. Check it out. On episodes five and six of the end of an era, part of the era's tour is a celebration of my family. Then it goes back to my mother, Marjorie. There's an undeniable bond between friends who make music. This is the perfect ending. I'm prepared for happy tears, but this is not supposed to bring anyone sadness. The only thing left is to close the book for one last time. I just love that she's sharing this with all of us. It's so good, you guys. And the final two episodes will be all about, as you heard it, family, friends and of course, the fans. The final two episodes drop at three a.m. tomorrow. So you will be able to stream all six of Taylor Swift's end of an era docuseries and that final concert film over the holidays. What a gift. They are both available on Disney Plus. It's amazing to see how beautifully she treats everyone. Yeah, those interactions and watching it has become an event in our house, which I'm so grateful for because my kids are home from college. And so, oh, thank you. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. So we're so excited. Thanks, Taylor. And then also in box office news, James Cameron's Avatar Fire and Ash is burning up the competition, earning the top spot at the box office during its first weekend in theaters. The third installment in the Avatar franchise raked in eighty eight million dollars at theaters here in the US. But listen to this. If it raised an astonishing two hundred and fifty seven million dollars at the global box office, this makes Avatar Fire and Ash the second biggest Hollywood debut of the year after Zootopia to that little movie that could and did. It's so good, by the way. Check that out. All right. So people are really showing their love for Avatar online. It has an impressive 91% audience rating on Rotten Tomatoes. Fans called the movie, quote, magnificent. They've also said it's a visual feast. Avatar Fire and Ash is in theaters everywhere right now. And WIT can confirm both of those reviews. Can't wait. Yeah. Well, I still have to see Avatar, but I can't. I know. I know. I really you said it was such. Well, well, no, it's just I'm a huge Avatar fan. So I'm like, yes, yes. Seeing everybody. The visual feast I'm in. Absolutely. All right. So, guys, also in the news this morning, early Christmas Mira Cole earlier this year, 11 year old Mira began feeling pretty sick. She got disoriented. She even had a seizure at the start of the school year. Well, after getting rushed to the hospital, doctors discovered the sixth grader had a ruptured blood vessel inside of her brain. It's a condition so rare that only 150 out of 74 million children experience this each year. But now three and a half months later, after brain surgery and intense speech, physical occupational therapies, Mira, there she is walking out of the hospital on her own, ringing that bell, baby. Take a look. It was tough to get through, but I handled it well. And I will keep on handling it until I'm all the way healed. What an old soul little Mira is. Mom and dad say they are just beyond grateful to the doctors and nurses at the Blightdale Children's Hospital in Valhalla, New York. They didn't think the outcome would be possible like this. Certainly not this quick. So you can only imagine what a great Christmas this will be for that. Beautiful. It must be. We love you, Mira. Stay in touch with us. And then finally, everybody, a very special Christmas present for the estate of George Michael and the 80s pop group Wham! For the very first time, their 1984 holiday classic Last Christmas has hit the number one spot on Billboard's global 200 chart. And just this week, they also hit number one on Spotify's global chart. Last Christmas first debuted 40 years ago. And this morning, George Michael's partner in Wham! Andrew Ridgely celebrated the milestone on Instagram, writing, This is a remarkable moment for me to learn that Last Christmas is currently the world's favorite song. It's the best Christmas present that we and George could ever have wished for. Meanwhile, the queen of Christmas, Mariah Carey, she's still holding on, everybody. Don't you worry about her. She's got the crown on Billboard's other chart, the Hot 100. Her song's here in the U.S. for her hit. I don't even need to say it. All I want for Christmas. I will not even try to sing it. Wham!, though, is hot on her heels. They're at number three on our list here in the U.S. So we'll see. Could Wham! do it? We'll be watching. I think so. Both are classics. They certainly are both classics. Lara, thank you so much.