Taylor Swift Responds After Being Accused Of ‘Blatant Theft’ By Black-Owned Business!

Here's something we learned in 2018: When Taylor Swift tweets about politics, people listen. When Taylor Swift posts or tweets about anything, people listen, but when she publicly endorsed two Democratic Congressional candidates before the 2018 midterms, her fans paid attention.

Taylor Swift has accused Donald Trump of putting “millions of lives at risk in an effort to hold on to power”.

While we are spending our August locked down, Joe Alwyn and Taylor Swift stepped out to get some fresh air. The couple has been quarantining together in the United States.

Erica Mena is celebrating a black-owned business and she’s wishing this online store which she says it’s her favorite a happy anniversary. Check out her message below.

Selena Gomez knows exactly who she wants to collab with.

Andrew Hampp Like many of his dance music peers used to spending 200-plus days of the year playing to packed, sweaty crowds, DJ-producer Dillon Francis turned to virtual DJ sets to stay productive. and employed, during quarantine.But even for an artist used to playing multiple festivals a week, the impact on his output outside of DJ gigs began to take its toll.

With folklore, Taylor Swift finally has an indie record much cooler than anybody else’s — and she’s also breaking records left and right!

Black Pound Day happens on the first Saturday of every month in a bid to encourage spending in Black-owned businesses and grow the Black economy and Black communities – so we enlisted the help of Afro Leads (@afro_leads) to curate a list of places to support. Afro Leads is an Instagram page where followers can find daily posts about UK Black business and culture.

Taylor Swift has responded to a fan who missed the surprise release of her new album ‘Folklore’.The singer released her eighth studio effort last Friday (July 24), saying the coronavirus pandemic had inspired her to “just put it out into the world”.On July 17, a fan named Delphine shared to her Twitter followers that she would be without her phone for two weeks, and “if Taylor decides to do something big please yell at me in my dm’s and don’t unfollow me for inactivity.”oomfs, i’ve already

After Swift, 30, released her eighth studio album on Friday, a Black artist Amira Rasool claimed on Twitter that Folklore's merch logo bared a striking resemblance to her online store--The Folklore, which exclusively sells goods from Africa and the diaspora, according to its website. "Wait hold up.

One of Taylor Swift‘s biggest fans was away at camp for the past two weeks and told her fellow Swifties to send her DMs if anything big happened during that time.

Taylor Swift is under fire after a Black business owner accused her of selling merchandise for her new album, “Folklore,” that strongly resembled her brand logo. Artist Amira Rasool took to social media to address her disappointment that Swift’s merch designs resembled the logo of her online boutique called The Folklore.

Taylor Swift’s Folklore merchandise — but she’s quickly making the necessary changes!On Saturday, July 25, founder of The Folklore — an online agency selling “high-end contemporary African designer fashion to customers around the world” — Amira Rasool, criticized the hitmaker for using her brand’s logo. “Wait hold up.

Taylor Swift is taking swift action.

Folklore merch in the mail, along with the sweet note from Swift herself. Just ask Whitney Cummings, who was not sent the “cream cable knit cardigan with black matte buttons, dark gray trim, light gray star embroidery” in the mail.

Selena Gomez is all praises for fellow musician and her longtime friend, Taylor Swift. The 28-year-old Rare singer sung the praises of the 30-year-old Look What You Made Me Do singer’s new album, Folklore, through her Instagram Story over the weekend.

Taylor Swift’s friendships with Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds growing stronger by the year.The Gossip Girl alum first publicly revealed she is a fan of Swift in September 2015 after Lively was accused of throwing shade at the singer-songwriter.“…Sooo, turns out this WASN’T a video shoot for John Legend’s cover of Bad Blood,” the actress wrote alongside a photo from a L’Oreal campaign shoot at the time via Instagram.While social media users thought Lively was poking fun at Swift’s star-studded