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Well, this was inevitable. After a mutual admiration fest from Taylor Swift and Kendrick Lamar over their songs "Shake It Off" and "Backstreet Freestyle" respectively, mash-up masterminds The Hood Internet combined the two tracks for the perfectly Internet-worthy "Backseat Shakeoff." -
Jeff Bridges Talks Music Career, The Eagles, And Jamming With Taylor Swift
Bridges named his band (The Abiders) in reference to his iconic film The Big Lebowski, and they cover songs from the movie's soundtrack ("Lookin' Out My Back Door" the most notable). -
WATCH: Taylor Swift Goes Insane in "Blank Space" Music Video from '1989'
Taylor Swift has a long list of ex-lovers, and she's taking on the media's perception of her in these relationships in the new music video for her second 1989 single "Blank Space." -
Harry Styles Speaks On Taylor Swift Writing About Their Relationship [WATCH]
The Taylor Swift - Harry Styles relationship captured the hearts of millions, hoping for something lasting from two good-looking and incredibly talented pop stars at the top of their game. Since their break up, Harry Styles can't seem to escape Taylor's song writing and has been a common theme in her recent work. Now in a recent Google hangout led by director Ben Winston, producer of last year's One Direction documentary One Direction: This Is Us Harry was posed the question about his inclusion in her songs and he had the chance to respond. -
Jason Aldean Agrees With Taylor Swift, Will Remove New Album From Spotify
While much of Aldean's catalog will likely remain, losing Aldean's most popular work will not bode well. Other prominent artists and labels in the industry are watching closely as they design future album release plans. -
Taylor Swift and '1989': Can She Keep Top Two Sales Spots for Rest of 2014?
Taylor Swift is having her cake and eating it too. Her monster release 1989 set the standard for albums dropped during 2014, selling nearly 1.3 million copies during its first week. Now the folks over at Nielsen Soundscan are saying she'll win the Billboard 200 competition during the album's second week as well. And not just win it: She'll actually have the second highest sales week for any album during 2014. -
Taylor Swift's Rep Explains Why She Pulled Her Music from Spotify
The head of Taylor Swift's Big Machine Label Group, Scott Borchetta, recently tried to shed more light on why the artist took her back catalog of music off Spotify earlier this week. -
Selena Gomez Sold Her California House To Iggy Azalea & Nick 'Swaggy P' Young
L.A.'s power couple copped the place — which includes front-facing bay windows and "nearly an acre of gated grounds" — for $3.45 million. -
Taylor Swift Projected To Sell 400,000 More Copies Of '1989' In Second Week
Billboard projects Swift's 1989 to haul in the second-best sales week of the year (behind her own 2014 record last week), and it will be a challenge for any record (Now 52 is the biggest "competitor") to get within 300,000. -
Taylor Swift Calls Spotify "An Experiment" That Doesn't "Feel Right"
Taylor Swift's new album, '1989,' has famously become the first album in 2014 to go platinum, having sold over 1.2 million copies in its first week of release, and though the album certainly would have become a big seller no matter what, its stellar sales figures can be partially attributed to Swift's decision to pull all of her music from Spotify. In a new interview with Yahoo! Music, the 24-year-old singer explains her unusual decision, citing the uncertainty of the future of streaming, as well as Spotify's notoriously poor compensation of musicians. -
Taylor Swift "Shake it Off" Bumps Meghan Trainor "All About That Bass" from Top of Hot 100 [VIDEOS]
Taylor Swift isn't just slaying record sales in 2014 and this week, she's also dominating the singles market. Following the epic, one million plus sales of her new album 1989, the album's lead single "Shake It Off" is also topping the charts. -
Kendrick Lamar Freestyle Raps Over Taylor Swift's "Shake It Off" [LISTEN]
Kendrick Lamar and Taylor Swift's mutual admiration has been well documented this year. First the "Shake It Off" songstress danced awkwardly at the 2014 Grammy's to Kendrick Lamar's "m.A.A.d city"/ "Radioactive" mash-up performance with Imagine Dragons, then she told Rolling Stone in her cover story that Lamar's "Backseat Freestyle" is her preferred method of relieving stress.
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