Taylor Swift is as big as it gets in the music industry. She is a beloved country star AND pop star!
Last week, a man obsessed with Taylor Swift robbed a bank and tried to propose marriage to her. It didn't work out the way that he'd planned.
This new stalker and new incident, however, are much more alarming.
It's been about a month since Taylor Swift released her latest music video, but plenty of fans are still hooked on her music and still love her. Some love her too much.
One Connecticut man was determined to impress Taylor that he allegedly robbed a bank so that he could use the cash to win her over.
Benedict Arnold. Julius and Ethel Rosenberg. Paul the Verizon Guy.
History is full of turncoats and traitors, but perhaps none is more treacherous than the wolf in Victoria's Secret clothing known as Karlie Kloss.
On the surface, it may not seem like Kim Kardashian and Richard Nixon have a whole lot in common, but dig a little deeper, and you'll realize they're more similar than they appear.
Both will be forever associated with scandalous tapes; both have complicated relationships with their mothers; and both understand the importance of a comprehensive enemies list.
After the release of her 1989 album, it seemed Taylor Swift could do no wrong.
Then 2017 happened.
It's been an interesting 12 months in the life of Taylor Swift.
A comprehensive year-in-review for the singer would touch on everything from her intensified celebrity feuds to the alleged connections between Taylor and Donald Trump to the shocking death of the Old Taylor.
It feels like Taylor Swift and Katy Perry have been stuck in this petty feud forever, doesn't it?
Like, yes, it has been literal years since the first became mortal enemies, but still, it's really been dragging out.
On the entertainment front, Taylor Swift had a relatively quiet year.
She released a new album and announced a new tour toward the end of 2017, but she remained almost entirely silent for a solid three-quarters of the past 12 months.
When confronted with unnecessary drama, we often remark that the situation is "like something out of high school."
The sad truth that we don't want to admit to ourselves is that the adult world is frequently characterized by pettiness, backstabbing, grudges, and rumors, and high school is just our earliest exposure to this type of behavior.
