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4 weeks agoTaylor Swift Claps Back at Critics Who Want Her to "Go Away"
For years now, Taylor Swift has occupied a level of fame all her own, rewriting record books with a regularity that turns milestones into routine. During an appearance on the Late Show with Stephen Colbert on Wednesday night, Swift was asked who she turns to for advice, which led to a brief discussion about career longevity and why Swift has no interest in leaving the spotlight.
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1 month agoFox Host Tells Women They'll Get Hotter' if They Join GOP: All Republican Women Are Hot'
Claim that Republican affiliation increases women's attractiveness while a critic accused an actress of courting right-wing audiences and suffering a box-office failure.
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1 month agoJames Acaster hilariously whacks cast of the new Harry Potter projects
James Acaster ridiculed actors joining new Harry Potter projects for appearing to endorse JK Rowling's gender‑critical activism against transgender people.
fromIndependent
2 months agoPat Carty on the trials of music criticism: 'People can take it very personally when you express a preference contrary to their own'
Everyone's a critic, and that should be fine. Unless you happen to have said something about Taylor Swift. It might seem obvious, but it's OK not to like things. It's fine not to like a presidential candidate or the last Mission Impossible movie (bit slow to kick off, I felt). What is not OK is the way people nowadays reach for their digital pitchforks and torches if you don't like what they like.
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fromPsychology Today
2 months ago"Actually Romantic": When Displacement Looks Like a Diss Track
In her new album, The Life of a Showgirl, Taylor Swift invites us into the psychological backstage of fame. One of the album's more provocative tracks, "Actually Romantic," has been widely interpreted as a diss track. While fans and critics alike often have a hard time reaching agreement on who Swift references in her bops, many believe "Actually Romantic" targets fellow pop icon Charli XCX. The track highlights Charli's reported drug use and likens Charli's critical attention to Taylor to infatuation.
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fromIrish Independent
4 months ago'Get the statue changed' - British actress Joanna Lumley criticises Molly Malone statue after filming in Dublin
Ms. Lumley criticized the statue of Molly Malone, stating, "What is this brazen hussy doing with her dress all down to here and the big tits out? The statue is wrong. Get the statue changed!"
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7 months agoTrump seems to threaten Bruce Springsteen's return to the U.S.
Trump warns Bruce Springsteen to remain silent while abroad after Springsteen criticized his presidency.
Trump's comments suggest potential consequences for Springsteen's criticisms, reflecting his confrontational stance against dissent.
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