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If you didn't catch Saturday Night Live this past Saturday, Nov. 15, with guest host Woody Harrelson, then you totally missed out. Easily one of the best SNL episodes the network has churned out in quite some time, it all started with the Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1 star's monologue, which featured his fellow cast members Jennifer Lawrence, Josh Hutcherson and Liam Hemsworth. And as if that wasn't enough, the bit kicked up a notch when they all spoofed Taylor Swift's "Blank Space" from her newest album 1989. Read More »
Taylor Swift is the biggest music star on the planet, but has been unlucky in love numerous times. Her last high-profile relationship, with One Direction's Harry Styles, ended in 2013 with a lot of tears. Read More »
Taylor Swift's feud with music streaming site Spotify has seemingly lasted longer than some of her relationships. In the latest round of back and forth between the music superstar and the company, Taylor says she gave Spotify a chance, but in the end, it wasn't her cup of tea. Read More »
Taylor Swift, Harry Styles's ex, is the biggest music star in the world, but she opened a can of worms when she decided to take her music off the free streaming site Spotify. According to Chief Executive Officer Daniel Ek, the "Shake It Off" singer would've received millions of dollars by having her music on the site and that the notion that she would've given her music away for free is not true. "At our current size, payouts for a top artist like Taylor Swift — before she pulled her catalog — are on track to exceed $6 million a year, and that's only growing — we expect that number to double again in a year," he wrote on the Spotify website. "Any way you cut it, one thing is clear: We're paying an enormous amount of money to labels and publishers for distribution to artists and songwriters, and significantly more than any other streaming service." Read More »
Taylor Swift has been on a nonstop publicity tour promoting her new album "1989," but when you think the "Shake It Off" singer has done it all, she surprises her fans with a new look. On the cover of the new issue of "Wonderland Magazine," Taylor's almost unrecognizable with slick-back hair, understated makeup and a plain white BOSS sweater. In the mag, she gives her opinion on social media and how it has affected not only celebrities, but society in general. "Twitter's dark underbelly is that it gives people a veil of anonymity: they can have a terrible day at work, feel awful about themselves, come home and get drunk and go call someone ugly on Instagram," she said. "If people don't have anyone to talk to about [their problems], they go online and just say wicked, gross, cruel, mean-spirited things about people. I wrote 'Shake It Off' for my own situation, but also for the situation that everyone finds themselves in now. It's not a celebrity issue, it's a people issue." The music superstar is also content with where her life is right now, especially not being in a relationship after failed romances with One Direction's Harry Styles, Taylor Lautner, Jake Gyllenhaal and John Mayer. "I've been with myself for so long now, I like it. I'm not willing to give up that independence for anyone," according to the mag. "Basically, there's the tiniest, tiniest, tiniest chance you might find someone you can have a real and long-lasting relationship with. In my teenage years, I was enamored by the idea of romance because I thought it was going to be this 'happily ever after' situation." Read More »
Taylor Swift is on top of the music business right now after selling 1.3 million copies of new album '1989' in her first week, but it's her decision to remove her music from the free streaming site Spotify that still has everyone talking. Read More »
Taylor Swift is riding high as the biggest music artist today with 1.3 million sales of her new album '1989' in its first week of release, but it's her controversial decision to take her music off of streaming site Spotify that's had people talking lately. Read More »
It was announced yesterday that Taylor Swift had taken her entire music catalogue off of the popular streaming service Spotify. And now, it seems fans on Twitter won’t stop talking about it! Read More »
The "1989" era is underway and Taylor Swift fans couldn't be more excited about the new music. The pop singer gave her loyal Swifties even more to be stoked about today, as she just released the massive list of tour dates and cities she'll be coming to when her tour kicks off in May 2015. "What Are Lena Dunham, Ed Sheeran's And Karlie Kloss's Favorite Tracks Off '1989?'" The news was released on Taylor's official website today, and it was also posted on the "Shake It Off" singer's Twitter page. "So yea, #The1989WorldTour is happening!! I CANNOT WAIT," Swift tweeted, while also debuting a trailer for the new concert experience, which is below: Read More »
Fun fact - in 2002, rapper Eminem experienced the biggest album sales week (ever). Reports confirm that The Eminem Show garnered approximately 1.322 million purchases in the first week alone. Read More »
Despite what the tabloids might say, it looks like there is no bad blood between Taylor Swift and Harry Styles. The famous exes seem to have put all their differences behind them and moved on from each other like mature adults -- well moved on like songwriters who tend to write songs about their exes. However, while Swift might have included a few songs about Harry on her latest album '1989,' including the song "Out of the Woods," it doesn't seem that the boy-bander is too upset by it. Read More »
Taylor Swift is the biggest celebrity in the world right now. Her album '1989' is selling out everywhere and she has dated some high profile celebrities, but she has realized she needs a change in her love life. Read More »
The world is a buzz with the sounds of 1989 as singer-songwriter Taylor Swift makes her transition from country to pop on her brand new album. The record, which is definitely going to be crowned number one on the Billboard charts next week, features a slew of brand new tracks, each of which have been permanently stuck in our heads since the album came out on Monday. Read More »
