Taylor Swift

Apparently Taylor Swift has shaken it off, forgotten her bad blood, and is getting back together with a few of her famous exes, including Spotify and Pandora. According to a new report from TechCrunch, the "Shake It Off" singer’s entire music catalog — including her Grammy album of the year-winning 1989  — returned to popular...

Canadian rapper Drake (aka Drizzy; or the kid in the wheelchair from Degrassi) is featured in Apple’s latest ad for Apple Music. Drake is shown working out the in the gym, only to change gears once his personal trainer leaves, to bust a move to Taylor Swift’s single, Bad Blood. Check it out below (it’s...

In line with previous reports, Taylor Swift is starring in another Apple Music ad. This morning she tweeted out a new one-minute ad showing once again the playlists feature of Apple's music streaming service. The new ad has inherited some elements of the previously released video: Swift lip syncs The Darkness’ "I Believe In A...

In line with previous reports, another Apple Music advert has appeared starring Taylor Swift. The signer tweeted out the ad early this morning and once against showcases the “human curated” playlists that Apple appears to be pushing with these new ads. Following the “epic fail” of Taylor Swift in the first ad that appeared on...

Do you recall that Apple Music ad showing how Taylor Swift falls from the treadmill? It wasn't an April Fools' joke, and since it launched, Drake's "Jumpman" song sales have surged an amazing 431% globally on the iTunes Store, reports AdWeek. The Swift–Apple Music recipe has turned out to be a success: Swift's epic treadmill...

Taylor Swift and Apple first made headlines when the iPhone maker was preparing to launch its music streaming service. You may recall that Swift wrote an open letter that reportedly "helped" Apple execs change their minds over artist compensation during the trial period of Apple Music. Now Taylor Swift is back, but this time as...

Taylor Swift made waves when she wrote that memorable open letter entitled, "To Apple, Love Taylor", which triggered a major change in Apple's policy (the company ultimately decided to pay artists during the three-month of trial of Apple Music). Now she's back again, but this time in an exclusive partnership with Apple: The company has...

It only took a letter signed by pop star Taylor Swift to change the course of Apple’s music streaming service policy. Speaking with Vanity Fair, the pop star has now shared the story behind that influential note. “I wrote the letter at around four A.M.,” Swift says. “The contracts had just gone out to my...

Ahead of its highly anticipated launch, Apple Music has become a hot topic in the news. Apple dropped the bomb earlier, saying it wouldn't pay artists during the free three-month trial period of its streaming service. But then, just the other day, there was a huge turnaround: Apple said it will pay artists during this...

Taylor Swift has just posted an open letter to Apple entitled “To Apple, Love Taylor” explaining why she is holding back her latest album, 1989, from the new Apple Music streaming service. “I’m sure you are aware that Apple Music will be offering a free 3 month trial to anyone who signs up for the...

Last week, it was reported that Apple’s upcoming $9.99 per month music streaming service will not include a single song by The Beatles and today, we learn that Taylor Swift’s 1989, which has not been released to any streaming services, will not be available on Apple Music at launch as well (via BuzzFeed News). The news has been...