Awww, this guy is so nice. And awkward. And he did mankind a favor with this little bit of field research. Taylor Swift should not be used as pickup lines -- the only thing that comes from it is massive confusion and mild physical discomfort.
This video of '90s boy band sensation Hanson covering Taylor Swift's hit 'We Are Never Getting Back Together' might have created a singularity in the spacetime continuum.
If there's one thing you have to love about the internet, it's that it has the power to send Pitbull to Alaska. Online pranksters are once again flexing their muscle (specifically the one that clicks a mouse) in an effort to make Taylor Swift perform at a school for the deaf.
If the only thing you feel stronger than your love for Taylor Swift is total desolation at the notion that the Olympics are finally over (that's got to be somebody, right?), then you are going to love this new Taylor Swift parody from the folks at NOC.
Ever heard of Crocs? You know, those ugly foam clog-like shoes? Well, apparently the guy who founded the company was able to make some money with those things and buy himself a Porsche. And years later (on August 11th to be precise), he crashed his car and blamed it all on his "girlfriend," Taylor Swift.
Taylor Swift debuted a new song and accompanying video this week from 'The Hunger Games' soundtrack called 'Safe and Sound.' The tune, which Swift describes as a "death lullaby," is a stark emotional departure for the 22-year-old singer.
'Taylor Swift' and 'The Office' are probably two phrases you didn't think would ever be in the same sentence, but the country singer has released a funny video parody of the NBC sitcom as part of the behind-the-scenes webisodes for her 'Ours' music video.
Fans of Dr. Seuss - one of the richest deceased celebrities - will be happy to know that a new animated film based on one of his beloved books is coming to the big screen.
'The Lorax' is about a young boy who lives in a world without trees. From the first trailer below, it looks like several things from the book have been changed to update the story. Didn't Hollywood learn from 'Horton Hears a Who'? Never mess with Seuss.
It was impressive enough that Taylor Swift booked a four-night run of sellout performances at L.A.'s Staples Center. Then she went and added surprise cameos from Justin Bieber and Jason Mraz, who each popped up for unannounced duets. Sunday night marked the end of Taylor's Staples residency, and she had yet another surprise special guest for her fans: Ellen DeGeneres.
Justin Bieber has made something of a habit out of making surprise public appearances lately -- as these wedding guests can attest -- and he continued his streak Tuesday night at the Staples Center in Los Angeles.
What was so unexpected about Bieber taking the stage in L.A.? Only the fact that Taylor Swift was already there, wowing a crowd of several thousand fans -- who really went into a frenzy when they saw her special guest.