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Disney Plus will release a docu-series about pop sensation Ed Sheeran and it’s coming very soon.

The four-part series, titled Sum Of It All, will premiere on the streaming service on May 3, with all episodes dropping at once for you to binge-watch .

The Sum Of It All will tell the story of Sheeran’s illustrious career and rise to fame, as well as his childhood and family life.

A trailer released for the upcoming documentary takes fans of a whistle-stop tour of the A-Team hitmaker’s life.

‘Ginger hair, really short, he stutters – that guy doesn’t become a pop star,’ Sheeran begins, over clips of him as a young child.

We then see the star, 32, in a series of onstage clips as he plays to thousands of fans, before paying tribute to SBTV founder Jamal Edwards , who died last year due to a heart attack caused by taking recreational drugs .

He lists off a number of his achievements, before saying his ‘life got better’ upon meeting his wife, Cherry Seaborn, who he married in 2019 and shares two children with.

We see Sheeran break down in tears as he talks about the loss of Edwards and his wife’s health issues that led to him writing music.

‘Life is unpredictable, plans can change really quickly,’ Sheeran states, over pictures of the star enjoying time with his loved ones and playing music, before the trailer ends.

In his statement, Sheeran went on to say he has always been ‘very guarded’ about his personal life.

‘The only documentary I’ve ever made has been one that focused on my songwriting,’ he said.

‘Disney approached me to make a four-part documentary, and it felt like the right time to open the door and let people in. I hope people enjoy it.’

The documentary will coincide with the release of his new album – (Subtract).

It is his fifth album to date and the final in his mathematical album era of releases named after symbols.

Sheeran is also set to embark on a UK and European tour that will kick off in just a few weeks’ time.

The singer/songwriter will play dates in Manchester, London, Glasgow, and Dublin as well as a one-off show in Paris to celebrate the release.

The Sum Of It All will be released on Disney Plus on May 3.

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Georgetown is expected to name Providence coach Ed Cooley as its new men’s basketball coach to replace Patrick Ewing, according to multiple people with knowledge of the situation.

The news has also been reported by several outlets, including ESPN.com.

“Sometimes in life change is needed for emotional stability, for wellness and just because you’re at a place doesn’t mean everything’s forever,” Cooley told Morey Hershgordon of WPRI 12 in a television interview Sunday night.

“Providence has always been my dream job and I’ll continue to say that. Sometimes circumstance changes and it has nothing to do with administrators, it has nothing to do with athletic directors, it has all to do with where me and wife feel is something that we may possibly need.”

Cooley, a 53-year-old Providence native, becomes the first coach in Big East history to move from one league program to another. On Monday, it was reported on social media that Cooley and his wife Nurys had put their home in East Greenwich, RI up for sale.

He went 242-153 in 12 seasons at Providence with seven NCAA Tournament appearances, including this year.

A year ago, Cooley led the Friars to the Big East regular-season championship and the Sweet 16.

Cooley will replace Georgetown legend Patrick Ewing, who was fired earlier this month. Ewing went 75-109 in six seasons with one NCAA Tournament appearance. The Hoyas won a combined two Big East games the last two seasons. They went 0-19 a year ago in league play, 6-25 overall, and then finished 7-25 this past season, 2-18 in the Big East.

Bharat Rashtra Samithi leader K Kavitha on Monday appeared before the Enforcement Directorate in New Delhi for the second round of questioning in the Delhi excise policy linked money laundering case, officials said.

Dressed in a green saree, Kavitha entered the ED headquarters in central Delhi around 10:30 AM.

The 44-year-old MLC daughter of Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao was first questioned in the case on March 11 following which she was summoned again on March 16.

Kavitha, however, skipped the deposition last week citing her pending plea before the Supreme Court for relief against the ED action in the case.

The federal probe agency rejected her claims and asked her to depose on March 20. The apex court has decided to hear her petition on March 24.

During the nine hours she spent at the ED office on March 11, Kavitha is understood to have been confronted with the statements made by Hyderabad-based businessman Arun Ramchandran Pillai, an arrested accused in the case who allegedly shares close ties with her, apart from those of few others involved in the case.

The Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) leader’s statement was recorded under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA).

Pillai will also be produced before the court on Monday as his ED custody expires.

Kavitha could be physically confronted with Pillai and her former auditor Butchibabu Gorantla during Monday’s session.

The BRS politician has asserted that she had done nothing wrong and alleged that the BJP-led Centre was “using” the ED as the saffron party could not gain a “backdoor entry” in Telangana.

Pillai, the ED had said, “represented the South Group”, an alleged liquor cartel linked to Kavitha and others that paid kickbacks amounting to about Rs 100 crore to the Aam Aadmi Party to gain a larger share of the market in the national capital under the now-scrapped Delhi excise policy for 2020-21.

The “South Group”, according to the ED, comprises Sarath Reddy (promoter of Aurobindo Pharma), Magunta Srinivasulu Reddy (YSR Congress MP from Ongole Lok Sabha seat in Andhra Pradesh), his son Raghav Magunta, Kavitha and others.

The ED also alleged in Pillai’s remand papers that he “represented the benami investments” of Kavitha in the case.

Kavitha has earlier been questioned by the Central Bureau of Investigation in connection with the case at her residence in Hyderabad.

The ED has so far arrested 12 people in the case, including former Delhi deputy chief minister and AAP leader Manish Sisodia.

It has also recorded the statement of Butchibabu, an accountant allegedly linked to Kavitha, where he said “there was political understanding between K Kavitha and chief minister (Arvind Kejriwal) and the deputy chief minister (Sisodia). In that process, K Kavitha also met Vijay Nair on March 19-20, 2021”.

Nair was arrested in the case by both the ED and the CBI. Butchibabu has been arrested by the CBI and has been questioned recently again by the ED.

According to Butchibabu’s statement, Nair was “trying to impress Kavitha with what he could do in the (excise) policy”.

“Vijay Nair was acting on behalf of Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia,” the statement recorded by the ED read.

It is alleged that the Delhi government’s excise policy for 2021-22 to grant licences to liquor traders allowed cartelisation and favoured certain dealers who had allegedly paid bribes for it, a charge strongly refuted by the AAP.

The policy was subsequently scrapped and the Delhi lieutenant governor recommended a CBI probe, following which the ED registered a case under the PMLA.