Keeping on top of entertainment news is not easy, even in the era of social media.

But if you’re struggling to know which celebrity did what, to who, and when, don’t worry!

Yello has compiled this handy round-up of the latest hot gossip in the celebrity world.

Adele: British Singer Adele filed for divorce from her husband Simon Konecki.

They were married at a secret ceremony in 2016 after dating for five years.

The couple have a son together who was born in 2012. In a statement a representative said the pair were “committed to raising their son together lovingly”.

James Bond: Former James Bond actor Pierce Brosnan says the next version of the English spy should be played by a woman.

Brosnan, who played 007 in four films, told the Hollywood Reporter it would be “exhilarating” to see a female take over the lead role in the Bond franchise.

Twitter row: US President Donald Trump engaged in an ongoing Twitter row with Chrissy Teigen and her husband John Legend. The row began after Trump called Legend “boring” and Teigen “filthy-mouthed”.

The couple hit back with some more filthy language and even tried to get an unflattering hashtag trending which called Trump a few bad words.

It’s no secret that Teigen and Legend are not big fans of Trump or his presidency, so this spat could continue for a while.

Best Dressed Couple: People magazine named musician Nick Jonas, 26, and his wife actress Priyanka Chopra, 37, as the best dressed man and woman of 2019.

The announcement marks the first time in the magazine’s history that a couple has shared the top style awards in the annual list.

New talk show: The first ‘American Idol’ winner, Kelly Clarkson, launched her own talk show on NBC.

The Kelly Clarkson Show is being broadcast on Monday afternoons and is set to feature a mix of celebrities and ordinary people as well as music.

Kelly’s first guest was Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson, who appeared after planned first-ever guest Kevin Hart, was hurt in a car crash and had to have back surgery. Johnson said Hart was “doing very well”.

Sources: Yahoo! / BBC News / Hollywood Reporter / MSN