• Taylor Swift Strips Down "Out of the Woods" to Celebrate 1 Year of '1989' [WATCH]

    After taking the world by storm and releasing hit after smash hit for an entire year, Taylor Swift rejoiced in her 1-year anniversary of her wildly successful album, 1989, with a stripped down, acoustic performance of "Out of the Woods." The "Blank Space" singer sat down at the piano at the Grammy Museum's Clive Davis Theater for a unique performance and to talk to fans about sticky relationships.

  • Pentatonix vs. Demi Lovato 'Confident': What New Album Debuted at No. 1?

    It was a close race to No. 1 on the Billboard 200 this week, but a cappella group Pentatonix edged out Demi Lovato's Confident for the top spot on the charts, in a race that came down to less than 1000 album equivalent units. And though the fight for the peak was a close one, other new releases from Machine Gun Kelly, The Game and Coheed & Cambria also fared well in the top 10.

  • Taylor Swift Pets The Weeknd's Hair at Grammy Party

    R&B artist on the rise, The Weeknd, has gotten acclimated to life in the spotlight after seeing wild success from his smash hits "The Hills" and "Can't Feel My Face." One thing he didn't bargain for, however, was Taylor Swift petting and stroking his hair the first time they met, which was at a Grammy party.

  • Reba McEntire Covers Taylor Swift's "I Knew You Were Trouble" on 'Best Time Ever'

    Neil Patrick Harris' new variety show, 'Best Time Ever,' is a throwback to the variety show format of old, when theatrics and dance numbers played a bigger role in TV entertainment. On Tuesday's show he continued that theme with a modern twist as Reba McEntire performed a country-western cover of Taylor Swift's "I Knew You Were Trouble," during an old-timey saloon brawl sketch.

  • Taylor Swift, Ryan Adams Discuss '1989', Songwriting in Video Interview [WATCH]

    Taylor Swift and Ryan Adams have a lot in common. For starters, they both have released and recorded a version of 1989. But, they're also crafty songwriters. In a new video, which accompanies Swift's profile in GQ magazine, the two duo speak about songwriting and lyrical interpretation, just like any old friends would do.

  • The Weeknd's 'The Hills' Leads Hot 100 Again Over Drake, Shawn Mendes' New Singles

    Sorry, Drake. Your first career No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 will still have to wait, at least for another week. Thanks to a high profile gig on Saturday Night Live and remixes from Nicki Minaj and Eminem, The Weeknd's lead Beauty Behind the Madness single "The Hills" has topped the U.S. singles charts for a fifth week, leaving Drake's "Hotline Bling" in the dust yet again.
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