Taylor Swift

Once again, folks, it is Taylor Swift's world.

We are merely living in it.

Generally speaking, disputes over intellectual property rights don't make tabloid headlines.

Then again, such conflicts usually don't involve the most valuable music catalog of the 20th century and a singer who's known for publicizing every aspect of her personal life.

When it comes to what Taylor Swift has accused it off, Big Machine Records is not about to shake it off.

Not. By. A. Long. Shot.

Taylor Swift did not want to do this.

Really, she insists on Twitter, she did not.

There's a new Taylor Swift album in stores at the moment.

That sounds like a very antiquated statement, as music is rarely purchased in stores these days, and most consumers prefer to stream it or otherwise pluck it from the content ether and shove it in their ears.

Taylor Swift is receiving heaps of praise for her new album, "Lover."

In a new interview with Rolling Stone, however, the artist makes one thing abudantly clear when it comes to perpetual enemy Kanye West:

Last week saw the release of a new Taylor Swift album, and while fans of good music have already moved on to Lana Del Rey's latest release, fans of petty drama are still dissecting Lover's lyrics in search of clues.

Of course, while there's surely much for Swiftologists to decipher in the their queen's new songs, true to its name, Lover seems to be more inspired by Taylor's relationship with Joe Alwyn than by her many quarrels.

Monday night was host to the 2019 VMAs, which was riddled with musical guests.

Even though Demi Lovato has recovered and is back to making music, she was a surprising no-show for the major music event.

Taylor Swift just released her 7th studio album Lover and yes, it's everything we have been waiting for. 

From diss tracks to anthems to romance and butterflies, this album has been on repeat for the past 19 hours and I have 0 shame about it.