Harvard Business Review book dives into strategic genius of Taylor Swift
Kevin Evers documents how Taylor Swift kept rising to the top as she switched genres, bounced back from public cancellation and rerecorded her music.
What Taylor Swift can teach us about career-building
Kevin Evers, a senior editor at the Harvard Business Review, is well-versed in the winning moves and missteps of business ...
Taylor Swift's Producer Turns Heads With Album Comment
Jack Antonoff, Taylor Swift's longtime friend and producer, draws attention with a statement on her latest album.
Taylor Swift Takes Big New Step
Taylor Swift has taken a big new step. She has forgiven actress Blake Lively, who is embroiled in controversy over her ...
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BU Musicology Lecturer Writes Book About Taylor Swift
BU lecturer and Musicology Pheobe Hughes' first book is titled: "Cranking up Taylor Swift: Her Musical Journey in 11 songs." ...
Taylor Swift Likes Travis Kelce's Post And Swifties Are Going Crazy!!!
So here's the whole story. Jason and Kylie Kelce (you know, Travis Kelce's brother and sister-in-law) just had their fourth ...
As Taylor Swift And Travis Kelce Continue To Keep Relationship Out Of The Public Eye, A PR Expert Explained Why It's 'A Smart Move'
Taylor and Travis are doing great, and they’re still very much together and in love. They’re just taking a break from the ...
Taylor Swift Wrote Massive Check for Charity 'Without Blinking an Eye'
During an appearance on “The Jennifer Hudson Show” this week, "Grey's Anatomy" star Ellen Pompeo told a story about a time ...
How I came to understand Taylor Swift—and what she gets right about success
Taylor Swift has built one of the world’s most resilient brands and it’s not by chance—she’s a masterful business strategist.
Aileen Cannon Tells Taylor Swift to Wait to Respond to Copyright Lawsuit
Judge Aileen Cannon ordered Taylor Swift and her co-defendants in a lawsuit to not respond until everyone has been served.
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Centennial Olympic Park’s Fountain of Rings brings in new songs and technology
The Fountain of Rings in Atlanta's Centennial Olympic Park was closed for several months while under a $3.5 million renovation. It's back with new tech and new songs.