Taylor Swift Debuts 'All Too Well: The Short Film,' a Cinematic Music Video Nearly 10 Years in the Making

Red (Taylor’s Version) (★★★☆☆) comes in two distinct pieces. The bulk of it is a revisiting and reworking of tracks from 2012’s Red.

Taylor Swift isn’t the only one re-recording her music to get ownership of her masters! Soul legend Ashanti announced that she’s going to re-record her 2002 self-titled debut album in a September 28 interview with The Tamron Hall Show. The “Foolish” singer revealed to HollywoodLife that there might be some previously unheard tunes coming in an EXCLUSIVE interview with her before she receives the “Lady of Soul” award at the Soul Train Awards on Saturday November 20.

Taylor Swift fans will be all too familiar with the star's re-recording of her hit albums, and why she has decided to so. Only last week the star dropper her Red - Taylor's Version, a new and upgraded version of her hit 2012 album.The original album was already filled to the brim with tracks about heartbreak and a previous relationship's breakdown, but the new 2021 Taylor's Version of Red has given us multiple never-heard-before bops.

Taylor Swift, 31, is nominated for three American Music Awards this year but she won’t be attending the event because she’s “taking a break” after a very successful release week on her newest album Red (Taylor’s Version).

“Hey guys,” tweeted Miles Teller on Nov. 16, hours after the premiere of Taylor Swift‘s video for “I Bet You Think About Me.” Miles, 34, starred opposite Taylor, 31, in the new visual, which raised some concerns from Swifties, who thought Teller allegedly refused the COVID-19 vaccine. Miles went on Twitter to shut down that chatter, tweeting how he doesn’t, “usually feel the need to address rumors on here, but I am vaccinated and have been for a while. The only thing I’m anti is hate.”

Blake Lively can add director to her resume! The Gossip Girl alum made her directorial debut directing the music video for Taylor Swift’s newly released track “I Bet You Think About Me (Taylor’s Version) (From The Vault) [feat. Chris Stapleton].” “The reddest video EVER is out now.

John Mayer, 44, seems to be clapping back at Taylor Swift fans who are spreading hurtful words as they advise him to prepare for the upcoming rerelease of her 2010 album Speak Now, which features the song “Dear John,” which is allegedly written about him and his past relationship with Taylor.

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If you’re not someone that is paying attention to Taylor Swift’s career, you may not understand why the singer-songwriter is releasing new versions of her previous songs recently. Well, you can feel free to Google it and read all about it, but basically, due to rights issues, she’s redoing her whole catalog and bringing in some big names to star in new music videos, including folks like Miles Teller, Dylan O’Brien, Sadie Sink, and more.

Taylor Swift's re-recording of her song, «I Bet You Think About Me,» was released and it was directed by Blake Lively, who is mom to daughters Betty, James and Inez.The wedding-themed video stars Miles Teller as a groom, preparing to get married when he keeps flashing back on a past love (Swift).Swift appears as a waitress, speech giver, and performer at the wedding as Teller looks stunned while trying to find her in the crowd.

Blake Lively is putting her director's cap on for Taylor Swift's next music video.

Taylor Swift has announced the premiere of a new music video for ‘I Bet You Think About Me’, which has been co-written and directed by actress Blake Lively.Swift shared a short clip on Twitter, writing in the caption: “SURPRISE! NEW MUSIC VIDEO TOMORROW at 10am ET. I finally got to work with the brilliant, brave, & wickedly funny @blakelively on her directorial debut.

Fearless album—including the recently released “Mr. Perfectly Fine”—will find that sentence funny.

Taylor Swift released a new album 'Red (Taylor's Swift)' yesterday, a re-recording of her 2012 album with new tracks and an extended version of a song believed to be about Jake Gyllenhaal.

Taylor Swift has premiered the short film based on (and named for) the ten-minute version of ‘All Too Well’ that appears on ‘Red (Taylor’s Version)’.READ MORE: Taylor Swift – ‘Red (Taylor’s Version)’ review: a retread of heartbreakAll Too Well is soundtracked by its namesake song, breaking only for a volatile argument between co-stars Sadie Sink (Stranger Things) and Dylan O’Brien (Maze Runner).Swift – who wrote and directed the film – touched on the moment in question in an interview with Jimmy

Taylor Swift is feeling good after the highly-anticipated, long-awaited, re-release of and Friday's premiere of The31-year-old songstress spoke to ET's Nischelle Turner on the red carpet at the theatrical debut of the film in New York's Lincoln Square where she dished on what went into making it all come together.First, speaking about her ability to go back and revisit the record she initially put out in 2012, Swift called the opportunity «an amazing experience.»«One of the things about the

Taylor Swift is back on the red carpet!

It’s finally here: “Red (Taylor’s Version)” made its long-awaited debut on Friday, giving Taylor Swift fans old classics to revisit and new heartbreaking tracks to devour.