Taylor Swift Performs ‘Soon You’ll Get Better’ Live For The First Time Ever During ‘One World’ Special

and fans have, once again, put their detective skills to the test and concocted a theory that the two are collaborating on new music.Perry and Swift were famously less-than-friendly with each other for many years, but ever since a literal olive branch was exchanged—Perry ahead of her Reputation tour—fans have been clamoring for them work together.

Is Kim Kardashian West trying to reignite her feud with Taylor Swift?? LOLz, of course she is, it’s not like she’s subtle!

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.

Joe Alwyn has shared a look into what quarantine looks like for him on his Instagram Stories.

Havoc of Mobb Deep, who helped produce Kanye West's «Famous» track, is opening up about the controversial song that reignited a years-long feud with Taylor Swift.

Havoc of Mobb Deep, who helped produce Kanye West's «Famous» track, is opening up about the controversial song that reignited a years-long feud with Taylor Swift.

Jameela Jamil is not interested in getting caught between two feuding stars. The 34-year-old British actress and host of the podcast took to Twitter on Thursday to combat some Taylor Swift fans' criticisms about her interviewing Demi Lovato. 

In 2019, one of the infamous feuds was between Taylor Swift and Scooter Braun as well as her ex-music label Big Machine Records.

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.

The album is of material recorded in 2008

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.

Taylor Swift is once again calling out Scooter Braun and Big Machine Records.

Taylor Swift returned to the stage tonight for Lady Gaga's big Together at Home benefit concert—and she gave one of her most intimate public performances ever. The singer did her first live performance of her new song "Soon You'll Get Better"—a track about her own feelings watching her mother battle cancer.

Taylor Swift's poignant live debut of "Soon You'll Get Better" on One World: Together at Home even moved Lady Gaga, who curated the all-star benefit concert lineup.Gaga shared her reaction to Swift's performance while watching the televised special along with fans on Instagram Live on Saturday (April 18)."This is so beautiful, Taylor," she said. "Thank you for sharing this vulnerable moment with us.

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.

By Anita Bennett

Taylor Swift just performed a personal song live for the first time ever. 

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

By Jem Aswad