Taylor Swift's tight ties to Pennsylvania have resurfaced after the pop star was booed at the 2025 Super Bowl on Sunday.

“I am not a #Swiftie, but this one gets me. It is @erinapier ... one word so maybe @taylorswift won’t be angry.” The audio is of Erin and Mae singing the words to Taylor Swift’s 2019 ...

After publicly criticising Taylor Swift for her cooking skills, Kylie Kelce is seemingly going back on her word. So, while Taylor doesn't yet have a ring on her finger, she and Kylie are almost ...

“I’m divorcing my husband because he booed Taylor Swift at the Super Bowl, and I still don’t think he believes me.” A New York woman says that she is divorcing her husband after he booed ...

“The thing that bothers me ... Call Her Daddy episode—why are we trying to pit women against women? That seems dumb and counterproductive.” Kevin Mazur/Getty Images for Night of Too Many ...

Canadian pop star Tate McRae has revealed which 2020 Taylor Swift song she listened to “on repeat” during a breakup. Plus, fans were freaking out this week over a behind-the-scenes video one ...

After more than a decade, Call Me Maybe by Carly Rae Jepson has been made popular again and this time it's being driven by nostalgia. The hit pop song was released in September 2011, but didn't ...

The They Call ... As Taylor noted, "We would never be psychotic enough to hard launch a first date." "Karma is that guy on the Chiefs," Taylor sang, "coming straight home to me." ...

Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift have been dating for nearly ... I’m sure he would call me up and tell me, and I haven’t heard anything yet. That’s all you want for your children is happiness ...

"no one literally NO ONE is on the same level as Taylor Swift rn 殺 " a comment on X read. "Future historians will call this the Taylor Swift Era," said a user. "Taylor is a legend ...

There was a resurgence of her previous albums 1989 (Taylor's Version) (2023), Midnights (2022), folklore (2020), evermore (2020) and Lover (2019), which all landed in the top 20 of IFPI's 2024 ...

The 'Brutalist' actor got candid about how the #MeToo movement led to a wake-up call: "I broke down and sobbed, and I couldn't stop. I think it really dawned on me the impact that had occurred.