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"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 Says Her Fans Protected '1989' After Leaks: 'They Didn't Spoil The Secret'
Taylor Swift is one of the fan friendliest artists in the game, and she re-asserted that reputation when she baked cookies for scores of supporters at secret listening sessions. -
Imogen Heap Helped Taylor Swift Make '1989' Song, Writes Blog Post About It
Imogen Heap helped Taylor Swift build the final song on 1989 — "Clean" — in a one-day recording session that also included "lunch, dinner and chat," according to Heap. -
Taylor Swift's New '1989' Single is "Blank Space": Ex-Boyfriend Inspired Track to Hit Radio in November
Taylor Swift has a "Blank Space" in her 1989 promotion single, and she's tapped, well, "Blank Space" to fill it. Yesterday (Oct. 30), Swift and her record label Big Machine announced that she will follow up "Shake If Off" by promoting the sassy single life track "Blank Space." -
Lorde Talks Curating 'Hunger Games Mockingjay - Part 1' Soundtrack: "It's Been My Entire Life"
It's been about a year since Lorde first rose to superstardom. She's brought something to pop music that people have been longing for. Her wit, introspection, and reflections on youth have resonated with people all over the world. Rather than following up her debut, critically acclaimed album Pure Heroine with another LP, Lorde chose to take on a different type of project, curating the Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part I soundtrack. -
Will Taylor Swift's '1989' May Be The Last Platinum Album Ever? Forbes Makes Its Case (But We Have Reasons Why It Won't)
There was an interesting article published in Forbes this week pondering a scary question: Could Taylor Swift's 1989 be the last platinum album ever? -
Taylor Swift Holds '1989' from Spotify, But Other Bands Shouldn't Expect to Go Platinum Using the Same Strategy
Perhaps you've heard: Taylor Swift is going to dominate the Billboard charts when official results come out next Wednesday. Initial projects suggested 1989 would sell between 800,000 and 900,000 copies, and that estimate has since been upped to 1.2 million. That's more than three times more than the next highest debut this year (Coldplay's Ghost Stories). One aspect of the album that's largely been skipped over is Swift/Big Machine's decision not to offer the record on Spotify. Many who were aware suggest this as proof that the streaming trend can be beaten. Never has "correlation doesn't equal causation" been more true. -
Taylor Swift Performs 'Welcome to New York,' 'Shake It Off', 'Out of the Woods' on 'Good Morning America', Teases Tour [WATCH]
Taylor Swift is continuing her heavy promotion of her new album 1989 and her newfound love of New York City this week with a slew of TV appearances. This morning (Oct. 30), the pop megastar performed three cuts from her album in Times Square, including the fitting cut "Welcome to New York." -
Facebook Suggests Democrats Prefer Beatles, Republicans George Strait; Taylor Swift and Metallica Unite All Factions
Social media has led to a new era, one where all of our personal information can be gathered and quantified to tell us things we already know or to create theories about listeners that are totally misguided (as was the case in the study done estimating how intelligent a listener was based on the music they enjoyed). We admit it's still a tad interesting to look at Facebook's chart demonstrating what performers are preferred on the left versus those on the right. -
Junk Mail: Taylor Swift '1989' Album Review
Chalk it up to high expectations, but we all know she's better than this. Welcome to Junk Mail, where a few Music Times staffers email back-and-forth about each week's biggest release throughout the work day. -
Taylor Swift Donating Proceeds From 'Welcome to New York' to NYC Public Schools [WATCH]
Taylor Swift's recent single "Welcome to New York" has met with a lot of snark and criticism from New Yorkers, including us here at "Music Times," but the song's success may actually be beneficial to New York City. During her appearance today, Oct. 29, on "The View," Swift revealed that the proceeds she is making off the song are going to be donated to the New York City public school system. -
Taylor Swift Performs 'Welcome to New York', Talks Loving NYC on 'Letterman' in New York [WATCH]
Taylor Swift seems to be everywhere this week, hot off the release of her new album 1989, but the "Shake it Off" singer kept it close to her new hometown last night (Oct. 28) with an interview and performance of "Welcome to New York" on The Late Show with David Letterman.
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