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'Swift Effect' Hits Singapore: Hotels, Flights Booked Out Ahead Of Taylor Swift's Concert
More than 300,000 fans from the city-state and neighbouring countries will attend the superstar's six sold-out Eras Tour shows
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Taylor Swift's Eras Tour Breaks World Record, Becomes Highest-Grossing Tour Ever
Taylor Swift's Eras Tour has become the the first to surpass $1 billion in revenue.
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Taylor Swift Turned Down Invitation To Play At King Charles' Coronation: Report
However, the book doesn't specify why the pop star said no.
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Taylor Swift Once Threatened to Sue Microsoft Over Its 'Tay' Chatbot, Brad Smith Reveals
Smith, in his new book titled "Tools and Weapons: The Promise and the Peril of the Digital Age," said that it all went wrong with Tay, including its name.
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Taylor Swift Tries to Trademark Phrases '1989', 'Swiftmas'
Taylor Swift has reportedly filed trademark applications for five phrases, which will debar people from using the phrases in performances, on clothing, merchandise, stationery and in books and publications freely. These phrases are "Swiftmas," "Blank Space," "And I'll Write Your Name," "A Girl Named Girl" and "1989"
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'Swift Effect' Hits Singapore: Hotels, Flights Booked Out Ahead Of Taylor Swift's Concert
More than 300,000 fans from the city-state and neighbouring countries will attend the superstar's six sold-out Eras Tour shows
-
Taylor Swift's Eras Tour Breaks World Record, Becomes Highest-Grossing Tour Ever
Taylor Swift's Eras Tour has become the the first to surpass $1 billion in revenue.
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Taylor Swift Turned Down Invitation To Play At King Charles' Coronation: Report
However, the book doesn't specify why the pop star said no.
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Taylor Swift Once Threatened to Sue Microsoft Over Its 'Tay' Chatbot, Brad Smith Reveals
Smith, in his new book titled "Tools and Weapons: The Promise and the Peril of the Digital Age," said that it all went wrong with Tay, including its name.
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Taylor Swift Tries to Trademark Phrases '1989', 'Swiftmas'
Taylor Swift has reportedly filed trademark applications for five phrases, which will debar people from using the phrases in performances, on clothing, merchandise, stationery and in books and publications freely. These phrases are "Swiftmas," "Blank Space," "And I'll Write Your Name," "A Girl Named Girl" and "1989"
