Taylor Swift Leads Heartfelt Performances At ‘One World’ Concert

The May 17 special offers the one performance of "Lover" songs fans are likely to see this year, now that all her tour dates have been pushed to 2021.

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Taylor Swift, 30, is letting her hair grow in quarantine! The Lover singer revealed her lengthier locks and bangs as she rocked her natural wave at home in a new Instagram photo on Thursday, May 7. In the casual snap, Taylor looked relaxed on her sofa as she held onto a glass of white wine in her left hand.

Food heals all! Well, sort of. For a handful of celebrities who have had high-profile feuds with other famous faces, food has played a crucial role in putting these disagreements to rest once and for all.

50 has made his feelings pretty clear ...

Journalist and TV personality Derek Blasberg is blessing us with some never-before-seen Met Gala selfies with your favorite celebrities.  While the first Monday of May may not look the same this year with the postponement of the 2020 Met Gala in New York City due to the coronavirus pandemic, Vogue will still be honoring the biggest night in fashion in a special way.  On Monday, people will be able to tune in on YouTube for "A Moment With the Met"—a celebration of the gala's rich history and most

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British actor Joe Alwyn has been spending his time in isolation getting to know Taylor Swift’s pet cat after holing up with his superstar girlfriend during the coronavirus pandemic.

Taylor Swift on Thursday took to Instagram to let it be known that she does not support her former record label Big Machine's imminent plan to release an album of past live performances. "Hey guys - I want to thank my fans for making me aware that my former record label is putting out an 'album' of live performances of mine tonight.

Taylor Swift, 30, is once again taking a stand against music manager Scooter Braun and her former label Big Machine Records! The Grammy winner took to her Instagram story to issue a statement about a live performance album being released by the company, which she was not aware of.

This was truly something to watch… a part of history!!!

One World: Together at Home spurred sales gains for the songs performed on the multi-network TV special, according to initial sales reports to Nielsen Music/MRC Data.On Saturday (April 18), the day of the two-hour broadcast, the songs performed on the show sold a little more than 12,000 downloads -- a gain of 735% versus April 17 (a little more than 1,000).Data reflects sales of the original versions of the songs performed on the show (for example, the studio version of Green Day’s “Wake Me Up

One of the best parts of the virtual One World: Together at Home benefit concert was none other than musical icon Taylor Swift. Not only was it a complete thrill to see her singing and playing in front of some of the most gorgeous wallpaper I've ever seen—Did she paint it herself? fans wondered—but she actually performed a song she said she wouldn't perform.

Saturday night, dozens of musicians from across the genres joined forces to create an at-home concert spectacular which supported the World Health Organization and honored medical workers and others serving on the front lines of the coronavirus pandemic response. One World: Together at Home was hosted by late-night hosts Jimmy Kimmel, Jimmy Fallon, and Stephen Colbert alongside Lady Gaga and Global Citizen and aired in unison across the major broadcast networks and on streaming devices.

Lady Gaga, Taylor Swift, Jennifer Lopez and more delivered stunning performances during the One World: Together at Home concert on Saturday, April 18.

Taylor Swift has said that she would likely never perform her song “Soon You’ll Get Better,” but she debuted the song with an emotional performance on the One World: Together At Home special.

Everything has turned digital given the present day and age. But now that we are all stuck at home due to the ongoing Coronavirus crisis, other things that happened in person, including concerts and festivals, have also turned digital, and rightly so.

By Klaritza Rico