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Whether it’s her choreography for “Slam the Door, Hit Ignore” or the “Nonsense” outro that she changes for every concert she does, Sabrina Carpenter has all the charm required to become a pop star. Although her initiation has been slow,…
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As a lifelong fan of Taylor Swift, I've followed her career with admiration not just for her music, but for the way she uses her platform. When Taylor endorsed Kamala Harris for president, it felt like a defining moment, not…
How Taylor Swift Has Mastered Her Public Persona Through Triumphs and Backlashes
In the sprawling realm of modern music, Taylor Swift stands as a towering figure whose influence extends far beyond her songs. As a fervent Swiftie, I've closely observed her journey—a saga of meticulously crafted public persona and relentless evolution in…
1989 is Returning Home (Taylor’s Version) and We Are Here to Reminisce that Golden Age
Screaming, crying, perfect surprise. Taylor Swift announces the release of her re-recorded album 1989 (Taylor’s Version). Her career-defining album gave us many timeless pop gems like ‘Bad Blood’ and ‘Blank Space’. As we anticipate the re-recorded version to come out,…
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