Taylor Swift Makes History Yet Again
Taylor Swift Makes History Yet Again After 'Record-Breaking' Year: 'The Biggest Artist on the Planet'
Taylor Swift has done it again! The "So High School" songstress has broken yet another record by becoming the first artist named the Global Recording Artist winner for a fifth time by the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry (IFPI).
Taylor Swift fans have been left divided as it appears the pop sensation may have sold an unreleased song to a lesser-known ...
Taylor Swift's Lover (Live from Paris) hits No. 1 in the U.K. thanks entirely to sales and no streams. The last album to do ...
Explore Taylor Swift's evolution from country roots to pop stardom with her iconic hits. Find the songs that define her ...
Taylor Swift fans have been left scratching their heads after the world-famous singer seemingly sold one of her unreleased ...
Global music-industry body the IFPI has published four charts ranking albums' performance in 2024. Taylor Swift takes the top ...
Beginning with her self-titled debut album in 2008, Taylor Swift has made allusions to literary themes and characters in many of her songs.
Broadway Sings, a nonprofit founded in 2012, brings together over 500 Broadway performers to perform rearranged versions of ...
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"Queen of the music industry": Fans react as Taylor Swift's 'The Tortured Poets Department' becomes IFPI's best-selling album of 2024Taylor Swift has once again made history. The International Federation of the Phonographic Industry (IFPI) has crowned her ...
Taylor Swift wrote and recorded this song at the age of 16 all on her own, and it’s a standout release from her debut album. “Should’ve Said No” has elements of country rock as well as post-grunge, ...
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