Miss Americana's Director Says Her Female Crew Wasn't Taken Seriously While Filming Taylor Swift

Taylor Swift released the long-awaited music video for her single, “The Man,” on Thursday morning, following a lyric video and an acoustic performance video. Its release on February 27 falls on the 98th anniversary of women gaining the right to vote.

Taylor Swift fans were left stunned by the singer's new music video for her single, "The Man," in which she is transformed into a businessman.

Taylor Swift, is that you?  The 30-year-old singer completely transformed her appearance for "The Man" music video. The 10-time Grammy winner dropped the clip for the hit, which appears on her album Lover, on Thursday.

“By the way, excellent work over there, Loren,” director Taylor Swift says to 17-year-old Loren Gray at the end of her new video for “The Man,” adding that her work was “astonishing.” The joke was that Loren did nothing but stand there and roll her eyes. Meanwhile, the male lead was asked to be “sexier” and “maybe more likable,” a gender-reversal of what probably has happened to Taylor, Loren, and countless millions of other women.

came out last summer but is nowhere near done churning out more projects for fans to get excited about. Today, Taylor dropped the music video for "The Man" and are living for how she shaded and amid taking aim at the patriarchy as a whole.

Thought “Miss Americana” presented Taylor Swift in a whole new light? In her latest music video, “The Man,” she is literally unrecognizable as an obnoxious businessman who chomps cigars and “manspreads” on the subway.

dropped the music video for her song "The Man" off of bright and early Thursday morning (February 27), after teasing it with a clip that showed what appeared to be a man looking out an office window.Many fans surmised that the man was actually Swift—and they were right.

Taylor Swift has warmly accepted Nikki Glaser's sincere apology for the comments she made in an interview featured in Swift's new Netflix documentary Miss Americana.The doc -- which hit the streaming service on Friday (Jan. 31) after its premiere at the Sundance Film Festival -- includes footage from numerous interviews and television segments that take aim at Swift over the course of her career.

Wait, what?? Some eagle-eyed Taylor Swift fans have noticed that in her documentary Miss Americana, there's footage of her talking in her dressing room with a very large, sparkly ring on the ring finger of her left hand. Swift's boyfriend, Joe Alwyn, also features in the doc, in which Swift sweetly tells him she loves him. So are they headed down the aisle??

With Taylor Swift's new Netflix documentary Miss Americana, she does something nearly unheard of for a pop star: she stops trying to control every aspect of her narrative.

Nikki Glaser has issued an apology to Taylor Swift.

is the latest pop star to get personal in a documentary. Her new Netflix film, Taylor Swift: Miss Americana, offers an unprecedented look into the pop icon's life—her career, her personal life, and everything in between.

Country music artists are often taught young to not have any opinions, especially ones that could be deemed controversial. To do that is to risk losing a portion of your fanbase.

Taylor Swift is Miss Americana.

Lana Wilson was taking a risk — albeit a pretty good bet — when she set out to make what turned out to be “Miss Americana,” her new Netflix documentary. As Taylor Swift told Variety: “When I began thinking about maybe possibly having a documentary-type thing happen, it was really just because I felt like I would want to have footage of what was happening in my life, just to have later on in my life, even if we never put it out, or even if we put it out decades down the line.

Taylor Swift fans are getting an unprecedented look into the singer’s pop career, personal life and psyche with the documentary Miss Americana, which Netflix released on Friday, January 31.

1. Taylor Swift: Miss AmericanaDocumentary Fans will see a new side of the pop star in Taylor Swift’s revealing new documentary. The film will follow her life over the past few years as she comes into her own as a songwriter, performer and woman standing up for LGBTQ+ and artists’ rights through her public platform.When: Friday on Netflix