‘Miss Americana’

Taylor Swift's new Netflix documentary, Miss Americana, gives fans the most candid look into her life and career yet--and even dives into the songwriting process that has produced some of the most relatable, poetic lyrics in the pop music world.In a new clip shared to YouTube, Swift and director Lana Wilson chat about having camera crews in the studio, something the songstress had never experienced before, but noted wasn't "intrusive" at all."The ideas are my favorite part of everything I do,"

If there is one thing we learned from —the Netflix documentary following Taylor Swift’s return from her self-imposed exile and the transition from her Reputation to era—it’s that Swift is not done growing.

Taylor Swift doesn't care about your approval. Not anymore.That's the narrative that takes shape in the new Netflix documentary Miss Americana, in which director Lana Wilson follows Swift over the course of the pop star's personal and professional redefinition of her own career.

Taylor Swift’s documentary, Miss Americana, has only been out on Netflix for a few days, but, unsurprisingly, already has people talking—and apologizing. Comedian Nikki Glaser posted a photo to Instagram of her wearing a tour T-shirt from the Red era and wrote a lengthy apologizing for her years-old comments about Swift, which were featured in the film. View this post on Instagram Classy all around.

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.

Taylor Swift's Netflix documentary, Miss Americana, features, among many, many other things, a montage of some of the hate the singer has endured over the years. One of the voices in the montage belongs to comedian Nikki Glaser, who criticized Taylor's body, calling her "too skinny."

Taylor Swift is open to forgiveness following the release of her raw and emotional documentary,, on Friday. 

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??

Taylor Swift is letting the world know that she is politically woke and wants to inspire everyone around her with her latest song: an uplifting political anthem titled Only The Young. Following the release of her Netflix documentary, Miss Americana, the songstress her latest song.

, and she’s letting it be known loud and clear in her new documentary, . It’s no secret Taylor has been hesitant to share her views in the past, because, as she’s stated before, she felt like she didn’t know enough about politics to contribute to the conversation surrounding it and possibly impact her fans’ views in the process.

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 kicking off 2020 with a bang—and some new dancing shoes. After the fever dream that was Cats, the is ready to debut Miss Americana, a detailing the 30-year-old’s yearlong hiatus from the spotlight, her songwriting process, never-before-seen tour footage, and plenty of .

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.

LOS ANGELES (Variety.com) – Fly-on-the-wall portraits of pop-music stars used to be dominated by, you know, pop music. The life and personality and woe-is-me-I’m-caught-in-the-media-fishbowl spectacle of the star herself was part of the equation, yet all that stuff had a way of dancing around the edges.

The trailer of the upcoming documentary, titled Miss Americana from Netflix's hood was released recently. The fans and music lovers across the globe are going gaga over it.

Singer-songwriter Taylor Swift had a buzzed-about role last month playing Bombalurina in Cats, a fleeting appearance that was still one of the better-liked parts of that much-mauled package.

“When I get sad or humiliated or angry or mad, I feel that people are trying to lean in. You never did that.”Taylor Swift spoke those words to her director Lana Wilson on stage in the minutes following the January 23 premiere of her documentary Miss Americana on the opening night of the Sundance Film Festival.