Taylor Swift praises Team USA gymnast Simon Biles

Taylor Swift has joined TikTok and her first post sees her rapping along to Dave’s ‘Screwface Capital’ – see the clip below.Besides using her first video to promote the vinyl edition of her forthcoming ‘Red’ re-recording, Swift also made it a point to let her fans know that it’s time to “let the games begin” now that she’s joined TikTok.“Lots going on at the moment: Red (my version) vinyl is up for presale on my site and oh I’m on tiktok now let the games begin,” she captioned the clip.In the

Taylor Swift!The 31-year-old singer created an account and posted her first-ever video to the app on Monday, while also excitedly announcing that the  vinyl album will be available on Nov. 19.

“Lots going on at the moment,” Taylor Swift captioned her very first – sorta – TikTok. In Taylor’s debut on the social media network, the 31-year-old singer hyped her upcoming re-release of Red by breaking out a look for each of the four albums she’s released over the last two years.

Taylor Swift has spoken further about working with Aaron Dessner on her two 2020 albums ‘Folklore’ and ‘Evermore’.The National musician Dessner co-produced both of the records as well as co-writing a number of tracks with Swift.Speaking in a new New York Times profile of Dessner, Swift recalled how his approach to songwriting inspired new ideas for her own own music.“The quality that really confounded me about Aaron’s instrumental tracks is that to me, they were immediately, intensely visual,”

Olivia Rodrigo is breathing easy after music industry powerhouses Taylor Swift and Selena Gomez welcomed her. The 18-year-old Filipino American singer told Variety in their Power of Young Hollywood issue that she is a “fangirl for life” of Swift.“It’s so nice to be welcomed into the music industry and so great to be supportive of other women,” the “Driver’s License” interpreter said.

Taylor Swift agreed to reveal their youngest daughter’s name in the title of her ‘Folklore’ song ‘Betty’.The actor, who along with wife Blake Lively are friends with Swift, said in a new interview that he was honoured about the reveal, which also featured the names of his other two daughters.As well as Betty, the track features the names of Reynolds’ son James (a traditional male name adopted in tribute to Reynolds’ late father) and daughter Inez.Swifts sings “You heard the rumors from Inez” on

Ryan Reynolds was finally asked about how he feels about Taylor Swift using the names of his kids for her acclaimed 2020 album  Folklore.The 44-year-old Hollywood star shares two daughters with his wife Blake Lively, and the celebrity couple have a close friendship with the Grammy winner artist.During his most recent interview for SiriusXM, the actor admitted he felt honored after he heard Taylor’s tribute to his kids.

Taylor Swift has confirmed a host of guest artists including Phoebe Bridgers and Ed Sheeran, are set to appear on her re-recorded version of 2012’s ‘Red’.Fans were quick to decipher a series of clues in the form of jumbled up words emerging from a vault yesterday (August 5), with some figuring out that they can be assembled into a crossword puzzle that hints at the contents of the upcoming record’s bonus ‘From The Vault’ tracks.Fans deciphered that the likes of Sheeran, Phoebe Bridgers and Chris

Taylor Swift has posted a new teaser ahead of her re-recorded version of 2012’s ‘Red’, in the form of a series of jumbled up words emerging from a vault.Fans were quick to start deciphering the clues, with some figuring out that they can be assembled into a crossword puzzle that hints at the contents of the upcoming record’s bonus ‘From The Vault’ tracks.*presses post**cackles maniacally*Level: casually cruel in the name of being honest pic.twitter.com/Tf0ahCMql8— Taylor Swift (@taylorswift13)

Taylor Swift joins the lists of celebrities sharing her support for gymnastics superstar Simone Biles, amid her return to the Olympics following a much needed mental health break.The iconic singer narrated a recent NBC promo made in support of the gold medalist, just in time for her grand return, with an inspiring script that made Simone get emotional as she later confessed on her personal Twitter account.The Grammy winner can be heard in the promo making a series of questions, “What do we want

Taylor Swift is clearly a fan of the Olympics and a big supporter of the US team, especially newly minted bronze medalist Simone Biles.MORE: Taylor Swift shocks fans as she drops new project for special reasonThe singer recently narrated a beautiful tribute to the athlete ahead of her performance on the balance beam for NBC, which Simone reacted to with, "I'm crying, how special.

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Simone Biles has a fan in Taylor Swift. Swift narrated a video of the 24-year-old gymnast for NBC’s coverage of Biles' bronze medal-winning balance beam routine, in which she praised the athlete for her strength and courage throughout the Tokyo Olympics, and it got Biles' attention, bringing the Olympian to tears.«I’m crying Pleading faceWhite heart how special.

Simone Biles has Taylor Swift in her corner.

Taylor Swift rarity ‘Ronan’ will feature on the tracklist of ‘Red (Taylor’s Version)’, according to the mother of the boy the pop star wrote it about.‘Ronan’ was previously released as an iTunes-only song and was about a four-year-old boy called Ronan Thompson, who died from cancer.His mother Maya was credited as a co-writer on the song, which was inspired by her blog Rockstar Ronan and written from her perspective.

Jack Antonoff has praised Taylor Swift for changing “the music industry first-hand”, after the singer faced a series of battles over her music.Speaking to NME for this week’s Big Read interview, Antonoff – who frequently produces Swift’s work – said of her: “I’ve seen her change the music industry first-hand.“She’s amazing for being a champion, and making things better for the generations to come. She has a long history of rightly exposing some real darkness in the music industry.