Billboard acknowledges Taylor Swift’s impact with a new accolade, seemingly repairing previous perceived slights.

The failed podcast venture of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle was partly hindered by celebrities such as Taylor Swift and Beyonce refusing to get involved, a report has claimed. Acc

The Boston-bred group announced over the weekend the launch of a fundraiser they’ve dubbed “Heed the Call For California,” with 100% of the proceeds going to the California Fire Foundation Wildlife & Disaster Relief Fund, which will directly support victims across the state.

Taylor Swift has been imitating Travis Kelce’s first-down celebration — the one where he takes both hands and points downfield — for a while now, including while performing on the Eras Tour and while watching her boyfriend play football. On Saturday, while sitting with Caitlin Clark, she did it again, presumably when Kelce got a first down.

Tennis star Frances Tiafoe reflected on taking shots with Taylor Swift at the Chiefs vs. Broncos game in November 2024

Swift's donations follow fellow superstar Beyoncé's contributions to those impacted by the wildfires. The BeyGood Foundation recently contributed $2.5 million to families in Altadena and Pasadena, while Jamie Lee Curtis pledged $1 million to aid affected residents.

Pop superstar Taylor Swift spent some of the game sitting in a suite alongside Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark, who is likewise a big Chiefs fan.

Here are all the musicians who are giving back to the community amid the catastrophic Los Angeles fires. By Rania Aniftos As the Los Angeles wildfires continue to devastate the city, celebrities ...

The Recording Academy has announced that Trevor Noah will host the 2025 GRAMMYs for the fifth consecutive year. Noah, who will also serve as a producer on the show, has been hosting the GRAMMYs since 2021 and will continue to bring his wit and charm to Music’s Biggest Night.

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The Grammy Awards are sticking with their man: Trevor Noah will host the show for the fifth consecutive time, the Grammys announced Tuesday.