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Post by Admin on Jul 1, 2017 18:59:48 GMT
Taylor Swift's Fourth of July bashes have become the stuff of pop culture legend: Swift's notorious squad of leggy supermodels, music luminaries, and genetically blessed actors all traipse to Swift's Rhode Island beach house for a weekend of highly-Instagrammable activities like baking Ina Garten's flag cake, posing for large group photos, and frolicking in bikinis. In the time since Taylor hosted her last Independence Day bash, however, the world has become a very different place, with new relationships and new drama. Here, a brief hypothesis of who will make the "Taymerica" cut this year, if she does end up hosting the bash. Who will probably be there: Assorted Victoria's Secret angels and models: Taylor's affinity for most of the models from the Victoria's Secret runway show knows no bounds. Gigi Hadid is a veteran Taymerica attendee, as is Martha Hunt; repeat appearances are definitely in order. Karlie Kloss, whose best friendship with Taylor Swift is so well-documented it scored a Vogue cover story and editorial, will also probably make an appearance. Amused British pals: Cara Delevingne (whose categorization in the squad also fits in the Venn diagram with the models) and Ed Sheeran are longtime friends and frequent Fourth of July party frequenters. There's a more than generous chance that they'll both bless Taylor's party with their presences this year. If past history is any indication, there will likely be another Instagram tweely alluding to the irony of Brits celebrating Independence Day.
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Post by Admin on Jul 3, 2017 19:18:41 GMT
Taylor Swift's gambit of restoring her back catalog to all streaming services on June 9 - after pulling them in November 2014 - has apparently paid off big time. Doing a bit of number-crunching, Billboard estimated the music's raked in about $397,000 in the time since it has come back to those streaming services. Billboard has also noted, citing Nielsen Music, that the music got streamed on-demand 4.75 million times last week - and that's only counting America.
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Post by Admin on Jul 6, 2017 18:49:47 GMT
Looks like there was a Blank Space in Taylor Swift’s Fourth of July party plans. There were no signs of the singer's annual, star-studded July 4th bash this year -- or at least she hasn’t shared pictures of the event on social media as usual. Last year, the fête included ex-boyfriend Tom Hiddleston, Ruby Rose, Cara Delevingne, Blake Lively and more. AThough not on the official guest list, fans have become accustomed to experiencing the patriotic party through Swift’s Instagram, and grew disappointed with this year's lack of fun photos.
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Post by Admin on Jul 7, 2017 18:49:42 GMT
While Taylor Swift's annual 4th of July party has become one of the mainstays of the holiday like hot dogs and fireworks, it appears that the pop princess opted out of hosting her all-American (and highly Instagrammable) bash this year. Social feeds were noticeably missing evidence of a "Taymerica" soiree, no hint of matching patriotic swimsuits or people on the inflatable waterslide, but perhaps the most significant indicator that Taylor wasn't hosting her annual party was the dispersion of her notoriously star-studded squad of models, musicians, and actors. While Taylor maintained the low profile on social media that she's adopted of late, the rest of her squad appeared to have a pretty good holiday. See what everyone in Taylor's squad did on the 4th of July instead of heading to Rhode Island for her annual bash. Karlie Kloss and Cara Delevingne partied in Paris with none other than Kendall Jenner, Kim Kardashian West's sister, who as you might recall, released a video of Taylor Swift and Kanye West that re-ignited Kanye and Taylor's years-long feud.
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Post by Admin on Jul 14, 2017 18:49:33 GMT
There's no Bad Blood between these two. Taylor Swift broke her silence on Instagram (her last post was on May 3) by posting a promo image of Selena Gomez's Fetish. In the supportive post, the Shake It Off songstress praised the new song. "Sultry pop magic from this dreamy almost-birthday-girl," Swift wrote.
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