• 'SNL' Spoofs Taylor Swift in 'Swiftamine' Sketch [WATCH]

    "Saturday Night Live" took aim at Taylor Swift last night, Nov. 1, but it was all in good fun. The comedy sketch show aired a segment that was set up like most commercials for over-the-counter medicines, "MTV News" noted. Cast members began to describe their history with vertigo and how, just recently, their affliction resurfaced. This time around, however, their symptoms were brought on by a surprise love affair with Taylor Swift's music. After hearing one of her new songs, the actors said they began to get dizzy, knowing all too well that they do not actually enjoy her music. "Yes you do, you friggin' love her," Dr. David Doctor says in the video below. "Over the last month, realizing that you love Taylor Swift has been the leading cause of vertigo in adults. That's why now, there's Swiftamine — a fast-acting antihistamine tablet that's pink and bubbly, just like Taylor herself."

  • Taylor Swift Claims That 'Boys Only Want Love if It's Torture'

    Taylor Swift has been everywhere promoting "1989," and while every track on the album is not a storyline ripped from her failed relationships, it seems she is still being asked about her thoughts on love every time she stops for an interview. While Swift has said repeatedly that she is — maybe wisely — taking a breather from looking for Mr. Right and focusing on the friends and family who are already worthy of her love, that does not mean she has not thought long and hard about the idea of romance. In fact, she thinks "boys only want love if it's torture."

  • Taylor Swift Shuts Down Hollywood Boulevard For 'Jimmy Kimmel Live' Performance

    Last night, Los Angeles’ Hollywood Boulevard was COMPLETELY taken over by Taylor Swift. And we mean COMPLETELY. The 1989 singer made an appearance on ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel Live! for an interview and then a performance for over 15,000 fans. She took to the stage to singer her two latest singles, “Shake It Off” and “Out Of The Woods.”

  • Taylor Swift Doesn't Want People 'Threatened by Women Who Are Pretty and Charismatic'

    Taylor Swift has been doing a ton of press to promote her upcoming release, 1989 and in doing so she is giving fans a glimpse into her private thoughts on a variety of subjects. Instead of the blind-item lyrical assassination that we have all become accustomed to Swift is far more focused on the women in her life. In a recent interview with the Canadian magazine, Fashion, the 24-year old songstress claims that her girlfriends have had the strongest influence on her in the last year. She also is hell-bent on finding comfort in her own skin and not caring about how others' present themselves.

  • Taylor Swift Throws Shade At Nashville By Claiming That Country Music Wasn't 'Challenging' Enough For Her In New Interview

    Taylor Swift has kind of been everywhere recently promoting her upcoming album 1989 and doing all of the mandatory press that goes along with it. She is gracing the cover of British Vogue and in the issue's cover story Swift tackles the obligatory discussion about dating. She claims to be looking at her life realistically right now and seeing that a guy just doesn't fit into the picture at this point. Being likable has nothing to do with it. The fact that Swift brings a lot of baggage (and paparazzi) with her right now is less than fair to any decent guy so she claims to not even be looking for love.

  • Taylor Swift Admits ‘Bad Blood’ Is About Female Artist Who Tried To Sabotage Her Career

    Female relationships can be really difficult and usually Taylor Swift manages to stay above the fray. She is known for being a real girl's girl and takes a lot of pride in the fact that she has so many strong female friendships but that doesn't mean that all of the high school type drama that catty women can cause hasn't affected the young star. We're so used to her writing songs about failed romantic relationships that it's almost shocking to learn that the new song 'Bad Blood' off of Taylor's upcoming 1989 release is actually about a female enemy.
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