Hell hath no fury like a Swiftie scorned. Hours before Taylor Swift’s eleventh studio album, “The Tortured Poets Department,” is set to be released, reports of a leak circulated online. Fans of the 14-time Grammy Award winner went ballistic online, voicing their disdain for anyone who actively chose to listen to the leaked music, whether legitimate or not. TAYLOR SWIFT …
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Taylor Swift was as much a part of the sports world as the pop culture world in 2023, and sports fans’ attention to Swift continued into 2024 as the Kansas City Chiefs won the Super Bowl. Swift and Travis Kelce’s romance blossomed last season, the “Anti-Hero” singer accompanying the tight end to multiple games and even bringing some of her …
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Taylor Swift’s boyfriend, Travis Kelce, might be a three-time Super Bowl champion, but he can’t teach a lesson in “How you get the girl.” The Kansas City Chiefs tight end still isn’t sure how he landed the pop star, hinting during a recent episode of his podcast “New Heights” with older brother and retired NFL center Jason Kelce that he’d …
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The short but winding road that made the Beatles the greatest recording act and pop-culture sensation of all time ended publicly on this day in history, April 10, 1970. Paul McCartney announced a “break with the Beatles” in press materials that accompanied the scheduled release of his first solo album a week later. His announcement confirmed months of rumors about …
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Madonna has fired back at a lawsuit brought by two fans unhappy she took the stage ata New York concert in December two hours later than the scheduled start time. In a court filing obtained Wednesday by Fox News Digital, Madonna’s lawyers requested the lawsuit be dismissed, arguing the plaintifs’ claims of having to “get up early to go to …
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The first rock ‘n’ roll concert, the ill-fated yet legendary Moondog Coronation Ball, pulsed from the stage of the former Cleveland Arena amid chaos and controversy on this day in history, March 21, 1952. “There was a sense of dynamite going off,” Indiana University professor emeritus and rock ‘n’ roll historian Glenn Gass told Fox News Digital. “Right from the …
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