Taylor Swift tweets gay fan who came out to her music: “This just made me SO emotional. @reidoburrito95 I can’t tell you how honored I am that my song has been even a small part in your journey. You did the brave thing and stood up for your truth.” George Fox University Lip Sync Performance by Rei

Elizabeth Taylor accepts the Vanguard Award from Carrie Fisher at the 11th annual GLAAD Media Awards in 2000. For more information about GLAAD visit: http://glaad.org

Taylor Swift just premiered the music video for her new Pride anthem “You Need To Calm Down” and, well, we’re having a hard time calming down. The video is jam-packed with over 20 cameos from some of our favorite LGBTQ icons and allies. It ends with a call to action. Swift appeals to fans to sign a

Official music video by Taylor Swift performing “willow”Just under five months after releasing her eighth studio album Folklore, which was recorded largely remotely during stay-at-home orders, the pop star shared Evermore, a collection of 15 songs that emerged from the collaborations she started on

The pop superstar advocated for the Equality Act during an acceptance speech and a performance of “You Need to Calm Down.” While accepting the Video of the Year award, the pop star said the honor signaled fans’ support of her message of in “You Need to Calm Down.” The single has been received as an

Music video by Taylor Swift performing We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together. The song is part of the album that has been nominated by the Grammy Awards in the category Record of the Year!

In her new music video for “The Man”, Taylor Swift has done a full transformation, donning full male drag to become the epitome of toxic masculinity: a hideous boss who berates his employees; a manspreading subway rider who disobeys smoking laws and urinates publicly; a celebrity playboy (Leo!) who

Taylor Swift released the video for “…Ready For It” directed by her longtime collaborator Joseph Kahn, and it’s a visual extravaganza of sci-fi references that asks for decryption. The general meaning of the clip seems to be that she freed herself from how others view her life and took control of he

Taylor Swift performs "Soon You'll Get Better" during One World: Together At Home on April 18,2020.

Ellen praised President Obama for all he's done, and he had some very kind words in return.