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Taylor Swift is thinking about the end of her Eras era. During her Eras Tour stop in Liverpool on Thursday, the singer got reflective. The show was the 100th date on the massive worldwide tour, and Swift took the opportunity to talk about the end of the tour for the first time. "I think a lot of people are like, well, how are you going to celebrate the 100th show?" she told the screaming crowd.
If Taylor Swift has made one thing clear in the lead-up to her fourth album Red, it's that her genre is nigh impossible to pin down. First came the outright pop of her first no. 1 Hot 100 hit, "We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together." Then came the plaintive, slow country sound of "Begin Again." After that, we got more pop and sonic vocals with "Red." And last week brought the dubstep-laden "
Taylor Swift is heading to Gainesville and Cambridge in 2024. No, it's not more Eras Tour dates, but college courses. Both Harvard and the University of Florida (UF) have announced new courses studying Swift for 2024. At Harvard, the course "Taylor Swift and Her World" will be taught by professor, poet, and critic Stephanie Burt. At UF, the course "Musical storytelling with Taylor Swift and other iconic female artists" will be taught by Melina Jimenez.
From "Mad Woman" to "No Body, No Crime," Taylor Swift has apparently had female rage on her mind. In the case of the latter song, the sixth track off of her second surprise album of the year, Evermore, Swift teams up with longtime pals Haim to avenge the murder of a woman named Este, who confronted her cheating husband and was killed for it. Swift reveals to EW exclusively where the idea for the song came from, and how she got the group—which consists of sisters Este, Danielle, and Alana Haim—involved.
Taylor Swift will attempt to shake off a copyright infringement case over her 2014 song "Shake It Off" in court, a judge has decided. After Sean Hall and Nate Butler—songwriters who penned the 2000 tune "Playas Gon' Play" for the Kiely Williams, Naturi Naughton, and Adrienne Bailon-fronted girl group 3LW—originally alleged that Swift, Max Martin, and Shellback copied lyrics from their single during the creation of Swift's 1989 smash, court documents obtained Friday by EW indicate that U.
"He is my co-writer on 'Betty' and 'Exile,'" replies Taylor Swift with deadpan precision. The question Who is William Bowery? was, at the time we spoke, one of 2020's great mysteries, right up there with the existence of Joe Exotic and the sudden arrival of murder hornets. An unknown writer credited on the year's biggest album? It must be an alias. Is he your brother? "He's William Bowery," says Swift with a smile.
It's time to get out the tissues. Taylor Swift scoured family photo albums for the romantic lyric video to her new song "Timeless" — a vault track off her newly released re-recorded album, Speak Now (Taylor's Version) — to help illustrate her grandparents' love story. The sweet video is brimming with old photos of both sets of the singer's grandparents: Marjorie and Robert Finlay on her mom's side, and Rose and Archie Dean Swift on her dad's.
Taylor Swift is truly the "Mastermind." The singer, who just dropped her 10th studio album, Midnights, kept the midnight oil burning well into the wee hours with a major announcement for fellow night owls. Fans barely had time to get acquainted with the new album before Swift revealed seven more songs, which she is dubbing, "the 3 a.m. tracks." "Surprise! I think of Midnights as a complete concept album, with those 13 songs forming a full picture of the intensities of that mystifying, mad hour.
It looks like Taylor Swift is debuting more than just a new sound, she's also debuting a new, mature look. The singer teamed up with famed photog Nigel Barker for 8 Hours/Taylor Swift, a limited edition photo book that captures the crooner's various sides: casual, Hollywood glam and and performer-chic. According to Sony, 8 Hours promises to be "one the most extensive photo collections of Swift published to date." (You know, not counting the posters on your wall).