Taylor Swift lands UK Number 1 with surprise release, ‘folklore’

Taylor Swift after the singer donated £23,000 towards her university education.Vitoria Mario, who is Portuguese but has lived in the UK for four years, said she was ineligible to receive government funding and her family could not afford to finance her degree at Warwick University.Delivering a generous contribution of £23,373 via a GoFundMe page, Swift wrote: “Vitoria, I came across your story online and am so inspired by your drive and dedication to turning your dreams into reality.“I want to

The US pop star made the contribution via a Go Fund Me page raising money for Vitoria Mario, which states that she may not be able to take up her place at the University of Warwick.According to the fundraising page, Ms Mario moved to Britain from Portugal four years ago and is not eligible for maintenance loans or grant.Ms Mario, who lives in Tottenham, north London, said her father has died and her mother lives in Portugal."Moving away from her was a challenge but it was a sacrifice worth being

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An aspiring mathematician who lives in London has thanked Taylor Swift for making her “dreams come true” after the singer donated £23,000 towards her university education.

Taylor Swift has donated £23,000 to an aspiring student who lives in London and is fundraising to help pay for her university education.

Taylor Swift has shared the lyric video for ‘The Lakes’, a bonus track from her surprise eighth album, ‘Folklore’.The song was previously only available on physical editions of ‘Folklore’, but the video marks the first time the track has been uploaded online to stream.Written by Swift and Jack Antonoff, the track sees Swift opening up on her love of the UK’s Lake District – complete with references to poets such as William Wordsworth and Samuel Coleridge who frequented the area in the 18th

Taylor Swift has released a bonus track from her latest album Folklore, titled The Lakes. 

Taylor Swift has held on to the top spot in the official UK album chart with ‘Folklore’ for the third week running.She beat off Glass Animals‘ new album ‘Dreamland’ by 6,000 sales, according to the Official Charts Company.Last week she also beat Fontaines D.C.

Success must be tasting like strawberries on a summer evening for Harry Styles! The former One Direction singer's summer of 2020 will go down in history courtesy Watermelon Sugar. The catchy pop song from his album Flat Line has helped the British singer attain the top spot of the Billboard Hot 100 songs chart this week.

British actor boyfriend of over three years, Joe Alwyn, isn't the type to reveal much about their life together, especially on social media. But he gave the world a small glimpse at the Utah vacation they just took together on his Instagram on August 6, posting a shot of him, presumably taken by Swift, hiking in the mountains."⛰," he captioned it simply, disabling comments.

folklore last night, "the lakes." The song, named after the United Kingdom's Lake District, contains several references to her boyfriend of three years, British actor Joe Alwyn—and makes it clear those other breakup songs on the album were certainly not about him.It also lyrically reflects on her time in the spotlight and the scrutiny she has faced on social media as she navigated her teens and twenties in the spotlight.Here, the lyrics, via Genius, with references annotated.

Swifties can officially calm down now, knowing that Taylor Swift and Joe Alwyn are still going strong! Following the release of Swift’s surprise album Folklore earlier this month, some fans were questioning whether the two had called it quits due to all of the lyrics and songs about heartbreak. However, Swift’s new song “The Lakes” (a bonus track on the album) seems to confirm that theory isn’t true, as it contains several loving references to the British actor.

Taylor Swift has beaten Fontaines D.C. to this week’s UK Number One album, extending ‘Folklore’’s time at the top to two weeks.The Irish band released their second album ‘A Hero’s Death’ last Friday (July 31) and were initially looking set to score their first Number One with the record.However, the CD release of Swift’s eighth album was brought forward at the last minute to August 4, bolstering her sales for this week’s chart figures.

Taylor Swift and Joe Alwyn are still going strong! Following the release of Swift's surprise album  earlier this month, some fans were questioning whether the two had called it quits due to all of the lyrics and songs about heartbreak.

Taylor Swift scoops Number 1 on the Official Albums Chart for a second week with Folklore.

Slipknot’s Corey Taylor has sent a message to those complaining about having to wear a face mask during the coronavirus pandemic, telling them to “stop whining and put your god damn mask on.”Countries including the UK, Australia, Vietnam, Mexico, Singapore and parts of the US have introduced face mask mandates to help stop the spread of coronavirus.In an interview with Australia’s Triple M Rock, the Slipknot frontman was asked for his views on those who weren’t sticking to the face mask rules.

There’s a rather bizarre new plot gracing the cobbles and it centres around Mary Taylor, played by Patti Clare. It hasn’t always been smooth sailing for the Coronation Street character when it comes to love, but it seems there could be a light at the end of the tunnel.

Taylor Swift has pushed forward the CD version of her new album ‘Folklore’, scuppering Fontaines D.C.‘s hopes of bagging their first UK Number 1.The pop star announced her surprise eighth record less than 24 hours before its digital release last month, and it has since become the biggest selling record of 2020.Having sold 37,060 copies in its first week in the UK alongside 24,050 streams and 12,152 album downloads, Swift topped last Friday’s albums chart (August 31), becoming the first female