Is 10 minutes of “All Too Well” just not enough “All Too Well” for you? Fans noticed that an 11-minute version of Taylor Swift‘s opus, with updated instrumentals and a retailored outro, was quietly made available to stream on Saturday (June 11) as the singer-songwriter-director screened and discussed her All Too Well short film at the Tribeca Festival in New York City.

The newly released, cinematic version of “All Too Well,” officially titled “All Too Well (10 Minute Version) (The Short Film),” actually clocks in at 11 minutes, 26 seconds. The actual “10-minute” version that was released on Swift’s re-recorded Red album is 10 minutes, 13 seconds long.

The end of Swift’s latest edit of the song repeats the emotional “They say all’s well that ends well/ But I’m in a new hell every time/ You double cross my mind” section of the song, slowly fading out as she sadly recalls, “It’s supposed to be fun, turning 21.”

Swift spoke about All Too Well: The Short Film starring Dylan O’Brien and Sadie Sink — and performed “All Too Well” for the lucky crowd — at Tribeca Festival, where a special screening was held on Saturday. Swift directed, wrote and also appeared in the project that first premiered in November.

Stream her “All Too Well (10 Minute Version) (The Short Film)” track on Spotify and Apple Music now.

Anuel AA and Yailin have tied the knot. Both artists took to social media on Friday (June 10) to announce they had said “I do” and were officially husband and wife.

“Everything is in God’s hands,” the 29-year-old Puerto Rican artist captioned the video that captures the moment they are pronounced husband and wife. “Words don’t matter anymore,” he added, posting multiple emojis including hearts and a diamond ring.

In March, the couple dropped their first-ever collaboration, titled “Si Tu Me Busca,” which peaked at No. 12 on Billboard‘s Latin Digital Song Sales chart (dated April 16).

“I love you. I never imagined this moment or how it would feel. Thank you for coming into my life and giving me this happiness I’m living with you. I hope this lasts years and years. Together. Giving each other all the love in the world. Thank you for making me your wife,” wrote the 19-year-old artist, who hails from the Dominican Republic and is artistically known as Yailin “La Más Viral.”

Anuel and Yailin made their relationship Instagram0-official back in January, less than a year after he and Karol G confirmed they had broken up.

Most recently, the reggaeton artist and rapper announced he was hitting the road this year, unveiling his 2022 Las Leyendas Nunca Mueren world tour, named after his third studio album, which debuted at No. 1 on the Top Latin Albums chart in December.

This summer, he’ll make his way to the U.S., visiting fans in Miami, New York, Los Angeles and more. The North American leg of LLNM, which will run from Aug. 24 in Houston until Oct. 15 in New York City, will be presented by Cardenas Marketing Networks.

Below, see the moment when Anuel and Yailin were officially pronounced husband and wife.

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In 1998, Drew Barrymore got to live out her very own Cinderella story as the star of Ever After, a whimsical romantic drama inspired by the famous fairy tale. Now, Barrymore says she got to witness Britney Spears living out her Cinderella story — but this time, in real life.

On Friday (June 10), the actress-turned-daytime talk show host took to Instagram to share photos from Spears’ intimate wedding to Sam Asghari, where Barrymore was a guest.

“What I learned from Ever After is that we must rescue ourselves and yet still want the fairy tale,” Barrymore captioned the photos. “And that’s exactly what Britney did! I couldn’t be happier for her intrepid journey !!!!!!!”

The Instagram carousel includes Barrymore sandwiched in a hug by Selena Gomez and Spears (in her black-tuxedo-dress reception look) and a video of a group sing-along to Madonna’s “Vogue” with Spears, Gomez, Paris Hilton, Donatella Versace and the Material Girl herself. The carousel ends with a hilarious video of the Charlie’s Angels star trying to wrangle her chocolate-brown Valentino cape dress in the wind, saying, “I’m trying to do a pretty-girl video and I can’t stop getting hair in my mouth!”

Throughout Spears’ battle to end the conservatorship that controlled her personal and professional life for more than 13 years, Barrymore has been empathetic, given her own very public teen issues with fame, family and substance abuse. In an interview with Variety earlier this year, Barrymore said she would love to interview the embattled pop star. “We can have a unique conversation,” Barrymore said. “There’s not a ton of us out there who have publicly lost our freedom, had breakdowns in front of everyone, become punchlines and fought our way back.”

The love definitely goes both ways. On Friday, Spears also shared wedding photos on Instagram, writing in the caption: “So many incredible people came to our wedding and I’m still in shock!!! @drewbarrymore my girl crush … I was speechless.”

See Barrymore’s Instagram photos here, and revisit the Ever After trailer below.