Taylor Swift says Scooter Braun sold her master rights and tried to ‘silence me forever’

Rolling Stone just unveiled their list of The 50 Best Albums of 2020 and topping it was none other than Taylor Swift's quarantine album Folkore, which is also up for several Grammys 2021 nominations including Best Album.

Taylor Swift is grateful to have Joe Alwyn by her side.A source tells ET that the singer's beau of four years has been a «great support system» as she's dealt with not only the global threat of coronavirus, but also her own mother's health battle. Swift first revealed her mom Andrea's cancer diagnosis in 2015.

In a word, 2020 has been intense. Between the coronavirus, a presidential election, and the loss of beloved stars and public servants, this year has been really tough. Through it all, though, some were able to find a bit of normalcy in the new and continued feuds of their favorite celebrities and high-profile figures. Before this year finally comes to a close, we’re taking a look back at the biggest feuds of 2020!

Last summer, Scooter Braun bought the master rights of Taylor Swift's entire pre-Reputation catalog on Big Machine Records, prompting the star to share her plans to re-record them in order to regain control of her music. While Braun recently sold the star's masters to a private equity company, Swift is still in the process of re-recording some of her biggest hits.

Taylor Swift recently voiced her opinion on the LGBTQ+ community. The 30-year-old singer doubled down on her support for the LGBTQ+ community while accepting the Icon Award at the Virgin Atlantic Attitude Awards virtual ceremony that was broadcast on Tuesday, December 1.

Taylor Swift continues to stand up for the LGBTQ+ community. The «Shake It Off» singer received the Icon Award at the 2020 Attitude Awards this week, and vowed to «always» be an advocate for those equality and love.Swift was presented the award by her longtime friend Todrick Hall, before she shared her inspiring words.«I'm really, really grateful for this, this is so amazing.

Taylor Swift has revealed a little more about her efforts to re-record each of her first six albums, saying that so far she’s enjoyed most revisiting some of her earliest songs.The project, of course, is – first and foremost – an act of spite, as a result of Swift’s anger that her former label Big Machine – and the master recording rights in those albums – were sold to Scooter Braun last year.

Andrew Barker Senior Features WriterTaylor Swift’s music has always been the most interesting thing about Taylor Swift, and she’s rarely more interesting than when she’s talking about her music.

Meghan Markle and Taylor Swift have managed to narrow it down to a few favorites.In a past entry from her now defunct lifestyle website, The Tig, Meghan dismissed the idea that Thanksgiving has to be all about turkey, and shared a recipe featuring a different (British!) bird instead.“If you’re looking for an alternative to the famed and lauded turkey dinner that’s oh-so-popular this time of year, look no further than this delicious and easy recipe for Cornish game hens,” the Suits alum

Taylor Swift has spoken about the process of re-recording her old music, calling it “an amazing adventure”.Last year, Swift confirmed her plans to re-record songs from her first six records in a bid to take control over her music once again after music manager Scooter Braun and his media holding company, Ithaca Holdings LLC, acquired Swift’s old label, Big Machine Label Group, back in June 2019.The story has hit headlines again this week after Swift confirmed that the ownership of her back

Taylor Swift recently celebrated her Grammy nominations with her team! The 30-year-old singer shared how she connected with her team by video calls and Facetime to celebrate their six nominations at the upcoming 2021 Grammys. “ask us how our days been,” Taylor captioned the cute photo as everyone had their mouths open in excitement about the recognition. If you missed the full list of Grammy nominees that was released last night, Taylor picked up quite a few for her album, folklore.

Taylor Swift has revealed the true identity of songwriter William Bowery.Bowery, who is credited as a songwriter on two songs on Folklore (‘Betty’ and ‘Exile’), is in fact Swift’s boyfriend, Joe Alwyn.The news, which has long-been suspected by fans, was confirmed by Swift in her new concert film Folklore: The Long Pond Studio Sessions, which was released on Disney+ today (November 25) which was billed as “an intimate concert of the record-breaking ‘Folklore’”.Speaking about the true identity of

Taylor Swift won three awards at the 2020 American Music Awards, but she had a good reason for not being there in person! The 30-year-old entertainer gave a virtual acceptance speech for Artist of the Year during the event on Sunday (November 22) and she revealed she was speaking from the recording studio. “The reason I’m not there tonight is because I’m re-recording all of my old music,” Taylor told fans.

Taylor Swift recently accepted a huge award (virtually) and she was looking super chic doing it. The 30-year-old singer-songwriter filmed an acceptance speech for the 2020 Apple Music Awards, where she was named Songwriter of the Year, which was chosen by Apple Music’s editorial team.

Taylor Swift updated fans on her ongoing battle with Big Machine Records and Scooter Braun after Variety reported on Monday, November 16, that he sold her music masters for over $300 million.“I wanted to check in and update you guys.

Scooter Braun just had a big payday. Nearly a year a half after Braun acquired the master rights to  Taylor Swift ’s first 6 records, the music executive and entrepreneur has sold them to a private investor.

Taylor Swift is speaking out following Scooter Braun‘s sale of her master recordings. It was reported on Monday (November 16) that Scooter sold the masters for Taylor‘s first six albums to Shamrock Capital Content Fund and the deal was worth more than USD 300 million.

Scooter Braun has sold the rights to the master recordings of Taylor Swift's first six albums to "an investment fund," according to Variety. Braun acquired the master rights to the albums in June of last year through a purchase of Swift's former label of Big Machine Records for $300 million.

dumped the master recordings of her first six albums in what could be a $300 million-plus deal.Braun’s Ithaca Holdings LLC sold the master rights to the albums, Variety reported Monday, to an investment fund just 17 months after scooping up the Nashville-based Big Machine Label Group (BMLG), a move that included Swift’s early catalog masters.The “Shake It Off” singer posted a message on Twitter that she hopes “clears things up” regarding the ongoing saga involving ownership of her early