Nothing gets past the Swifties, and The Handmaid’s Tale star Elisabeth Moss is clearing up rumors that Taylor Swift had a secret cameo during the show’s final season. On the penultimate episode of the Hulu drama,

While Taylor Swift has largely remained out of the public eye in 2025—her only recent appearance being on Mother’s Day alongside boyfriend Travis Kelce and their families—she continues to dominate headlines.

Fans are psyched that “Reputation (Taylor’s Version)” might finally be almost here — so much so that her sales are spiking, not only for “Look What You Made Me Do” after a TV of it debuted earlier this week on “The Handmaid’s Tale,” but for several of her albums.

In May 2025, a Facebook post claimed popular musicians Bruce Springsteen and Taylor Swift performed together in a concert after U.S. President Donald Trump targeted them for criticism. Trump had written a series of posts about them on his official Truth Social account.

Swift's last song to hit this milestone was "All Too Well (10 Minute Version) (Taylor's Version) (From The Vault)," which reached one billion streams on March 27. The original version of the song was included in her 2012 album, "Red," while the extended version was included on "Red (Taylor’s Version)" released in November 2021.

A panel of Michigan lawmakers heard testimony on legislation aimed at beating back ticketing bots, an issue highlighted during Taylor Swift's tour.

Taylor Swift’s music may finally belong to her—and she has an unlikely ally in her corner. Page Six reports that the original recordings of Swift’s first six albums are back up for sale. Music manager Scooter Braun bought the lucrative asset for $300 million in 2019,