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If anyone is to complain that contestants on The Voice season seven take a backseat to the superstar judges (Adam Levine, Gwen Stefani, Pharrell Williams, Blake Shelton), then they would definitely have a case this week. Following the release of her first bona fide pop album 1989 today (Oct. 27), modern music icon Taylor Swift helped out the budding stars this week for the knockout rounds, bringing along all her industry experience, performance advice and cat jokes with her. -
Taylor Swift Named New York City's Welcome Ambassador, '1989' Singer Explains Her Love For NYC [WATCH]
Although not all New Yorkers were pleased with her song "Welcome To New York," the track earned Taylor Swift a new gig. The pop singer has partnered with NYC & Company as its global welcome ambassador for tourism. The announcement was made earlier this morning on Good Morning America. -
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 First Performer Named for 'Dick Clark's New Years Rockin' Eve with Ryan Seacrest'
Got New Year's Eve plans? Taylor Swift will have a front row seat for the ball drop at Times Square and she won't need to wait for hours on end inside of caged-off cubicles. What we're trying to say is that ABC has announced the star will be performing as part of 'Dick Clark's Rockin' New Years Rockin' Eve' with Ryan Seacrest (via Billboard). -
Want Taylor Swift Tickets? Forbes Predicts '1989' Singer's Shows Will Be Cheaper Than Ever
Swift's star is bigger than ever, but that might create an adverse effect on her ticket prices. -
Taylor Swift, Pharrell, Iggy Azalea And Others Perform At 'We Can Survive' Benefit Concert [PHOTOS]
We Can Survive packed more pop talent into one night than we thought was humanly possible for a non-awards show. -
Taylor Swift Is Living Life On Her Own Terms, Loving Pop Music And New York Ahead Of '1989' Release
Taylor Swift addresses the haters, moving to New York and her evolving sound in a new interview with Billboard. Here's what we learned. -
Taylor Swift New Song "Blank Space" From '1989' Leaks Online, Is Likely The Best Of The Bunch [LISTEN]
Swift continues to rip off Katy Perry's sound, and we're totally okay with it as long as we get more tunes like "Blank Space." -
Taylor Swift On ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live’: ‘1989’ Singer Performs “Shake It Off” & “Out Of The Woods” [VIDEOS]
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 Tells Ellen DeGeneres Her Biggest Fear, Reveals Adam Levine's Weakness [WATCH]
Although she is one of the world's biggest pop stars, Taylor Swift is merely human and she has fears like the rest of us. As "Billboard" notes, the singer stopped by "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" recently and talked to the host about her deepest fear: sea urchins. She also dished on Adam Levine's weakness. -
Taylor Swift Reveals '1989' Tracklist on Instagram After Faux Listing Makes Waves on Twitter [PHOTO]
Taylor Swift's new album 1989 is just a few days away and until now, the newly branded pop star has kept details surrounding the release closely under wraps. Finally after a hit single in "Shake It Off," two preview tracks ("Out of the Woods" and "Welcome to New York") and a faux leaked tracklist, yesterday (Oct. 22), Swift shared the real thing on Instagram. -
Taylor Swift's '1989' Induces Unfortunate Racial Insights from The New York Times during Album Review
The New York Times made a cringeworthy insight while reviewing Taylor Swift's '1989.'
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