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Hayley Kiyoko Shoots an Arrow in Taylor’s Swift Latest Music Video
Hayley Kiyoko, also known as the “Lesbian Jesus” to her fans, appeared among a star-studded cast in Taylor Swift’s newest music video for “You Need to Calm Down.”
Kiyoko makes a cameo among other celebrities, including Laverne Cox, Dexter Mayfield, Hannah Hart, the “Queer Eye” Fab Five and Ellen Degeneres. She shoots an arrow and hits a number five right on target. There is some speculation about a potential collaboration on that track, with the fifth song in Swift’s past albums being the most emotional, according to People.
Taylor Swift’s New Music Video Uses Whitewashed ‘Ghost in the Shell’ and People Are Pissed
Taylor Swift has come under fire for her soon-to-be-released music video for her song “…Ready For It” and its likeness to the Hollywood flop, “Ghost in the Shell”. The songstress posted a teaser clip to her Instagram on Monday, racking up over two million views in just two days.
…Ready For It? Official Music Video out Thursday night. #ReadyForItMusicVideo
Chinese Tech CEO Forced to Deny He’s Dating Taylor Swift, Enrages Taylor Swift Fans
Sohu founder Charles Zhang has recently denied social media rumors that he and Taylor Swift are dating after Chinese netizens speculated that he could be the pop singer’s new target.
“It’s just a rumor. I have no interest in foreign women,” the 52-year-old CEO of the Chinese internet company said on live streaming platform, Qianfan, on Friday morning.
Tiny Filipino Taylor Swift Wannabe Wows the Internet With Perfect Performance
Young Filipino-British actress and TV host Xia Vigor not only wowed judges on a local talent show in the Philippines, but also broke the internet after a video of her uncanny performance as mini-Taylor Swift went massively viral.
A contestant of the popular “Your Face Sounds Familiar”, the feisty seven-year-old mimicked Swift perfectly in the show, singing along to the 2008 hit “You Belong To Me”.
Taobao Users Are Betting Money on When Taylor Swift and Tom Hiddleston Will Break Up
With Taylor Swift’s known streak of having many different romances, Chinese netizens are now betting money on Taobao to see how long her new relationship with British actor Tom Hiddleston will last.
Earlier this month, Taobao, an Alibaba-owned Chinese marketplace, was offering “breakup insurance” for Swift’s new relationship. Sellers of the insurance guaranteed that if the power couple breaks up, buyers would get back at least double their bet.
Watch This Korean Makeup Artist Magically Transform Herself Into Taylor Swift
A genius makeup artist transformed herself into Taylor Swift using the magic of makeup. The crazy beauty routine by South Korean beauty blogger Park Hye Min, who is also known as PONY Makeup, involves fine mastery of contouring and highlighting.
Demi Lovato is Not Impressed With Taylor Swift Giving $250,000 to Kesha
Late Sunday evening Taylor Swift gave fellow artist Kesha after she was denied a plea to get out of an exclusive contract with her allegedly abusive producer, Dr. Luke.
Teenager ‘Parties’ With Kanye West and Taylor Swift, Shows Off on Instagram
Any teenager would be envious upon glancing at the Instagram account of Dara Phung, who hangs out with A-list celebrities including Taylor Swift, Kylie Jenner and Gigi Hadid.
One Video Perfectly Sums Up Why We Keep Mishearing Song Lyrics
If you regularly mishear song lyrics, like when Taylor Swift sings “got a long list of ex-lovers” in her hit song “Blank Space” and you hear “lonely Starbucks lovers,” you are not the only one.
Inside the Superstar Life of the ‘Taylor Swift of China’
A 24-year-old pop star is being hailed as the Taylor Swift of China. She writes her own music about boys and breakups and is currently on her first North American tour.
No, Taylor Swift Will Not Make $365 Million This Year
Contrary to popular belief and wild headlines, Taylor Swift is not on her way to generating $1 million a day for 2015.
Taylor Swift Still Bitter About Spotify, Calls it a ‘Startup with No Cash Flow’
Taylor Swift is still feeling salty about Spotify not paying artists enough, or at least not appreciating the value of her art as much as she’d like. Swift throws a little jab at the music streaming startup in the September issue of Vanity Fair.