Joann

Vice President Kamala Harris praises Taylor Swift and her album “The Life Of a Showgirl” in a resurfaced video.

Brother T takes on a classic. “Remember the Time,” 2015.

This is beyond horrifying. New data shows Israel has killed over 680,000 Palestinians in Gaza. Among them: • 380,000 infants under 5 • 99,000 children over 5 That’s 479,000 children murdered by Israel. Israel isn’t “defending itself.” It is wiping out Palestinian life.

If you want a reminder of how strong Taylor Swift is, she did THIS after crying backstage with her mom because of what Kanye did on stage at the VMAs…

@aleestyles91 So...

NOT HIM POSTING RIGHT AFTER HARRY’S CONCERT ENDED

Republicans are truly not beating the allegations...

When Taylor Swift sent Dua Lipa flowers just for standing up during her acceptance speech at the BBMAs 2018

BREAKING: Rep. Greg Casar demolishes Trump's Education Secretary with a stunning fact — Trump's $1 billion ballroom could instead buy 217,391,304 lunches for American children. That's enough to provide 1 million students with lunch for an entire year! But apparently, those children must go hungry because Trump needs a gaudy ballroom in which he can wine, dine, and dance with the Epstein class. And Casar wasn't done there... "Can you tell me how much, more or less, it costs to give a child free lunch at a public school?" Casar asked Linda McMahon during a congressional hearing. "Well, the Department of Education does not control, that's not part of our budget," she replied. "I know, but when the USDA does that funding, it's about $4.60 for a school lunch," Casar said. "Do you know about how much the average school teacher makes at a public school per year?" "That varies across different states, anywhere from 40-some thousand to 90-some thousand," said McMahon. "Yeah, that's right, it's about $64,000 on average nationwide," said Casar. "So here's an easy one because it's all over the news. Can you tell us how much Congress is being asked to vote on next week for President Trump's ballroom?" "I don't know that answer," she claimed. "It's a billion dollars!" said Casar. "And you're a businesswoman, so I'm hoping you can help me do some math here. $4.60 for a school lunch, a billion dollars for a ballroom, can you tell me about how many free school lunches that billion dollars could pay for?" "It is my understanding on the ballroom, excuse me, and I've heard the President say this, the taxpayer dollars will not be used to build a ballroom, that they are donations from private enterprise," said McMahon, who was either intentionally lying or drawing on obsolete information. Casar quickly corrected her on the matter. Republicans have stuffed $1 billion for the ballroom project into the party-line GOP bill, adding taxpayer funding on top of the private donations. "And so for those billion dollars in taxpayer dollars at $4.60 a lunch, that is 217,391,304 lunches," said Casar. "That's lunch for more than a million kids, a million Americans for the entire school year. But let's say that we're not going to talk about lunches because that's USDA..." "We can talk about teachers," said Casar. "At $64,000 a year, do we know how many new teachers we could hire if we sent a billion dollars out to the states for reducing class sizes and hiring more teachers?" "I'm sure you have that number," said an irritated McMahon. "Yes, it is 15,000 more teachers," said Casar. "Or we could pay for the Office of Civil Rights that's being cut in this budget seven times over. I think you get the point. So here's my real question here..." "As Secretary of Education, which do you think helps our nation more?" he asked. "Getting free lunch to more than a million more kids, 15,000 more teachers, or the ballroom?" "I think those are incredibly weird comparisons," said McMahon, unable to provide a real answer. The simple truth is that Republicans don't care about our education system. They know that the rich, who they serve, can just pay for high quality private schools without feeling any financial sting. Meanwhile, the children of the poor and middle class are saddled with public schools that are underfunded and understaffed. But that has an added benefit for MAGA as well. A less educated populace is easier to control and distract with culture war garbage. Education itself is a threat to the conservative political project. Please ❤️ and share to demand that the ballroom money be spent on our children instead!

🏆| Taylor has been named as the BMI Songwriter of the Year at the 2026 #BMIPopAwards for songs like “But Daddy I Love HIm,” “Florida!!!,” “So Long, London,” and more. awards.bmi.com/show/pop-2026

82 weeks, Liam... 💔

Peter Capaldi praising Taylor Swift in his interview with BBC Radio 2: “I do love Taylor Swift, I didn’t really know very much about her, I saw this documentary where she was talking about her life and about how she worked and I thought she was remarkable, again her incredible work ethic, and incredible kind of discipline […] I think she’s a brilliant writer, a brilliant writer, a great storyteller but ‘All Too Well’ with its sadness and strength as well. She has a great strength in her songs she’s a great strength of character, that burns through it and I think she’s amazing.”

How Did We Get Here? North America Tour. 28 Days To Go!

@THEHLWORLD Never officially engaged

👀Harry Styles' 'Engagement Off' — How Zoë Kravitz Used Her Solo, Ring-Free Met Gala Appearance 'To Announce Nuptials Are On Hold' ©️radar_online

The reality of American life today: Jeff Bezos, worth $290 billion, spent: $10 million on the Met Gala $120 million on a penthouse $500 million on a yacht Meanwhile, he‘s planning to throw 600,000 Amazon workers out on the streets and replace them with robots. Unacceptable.

The greatest golfer in the world is a Packers fan. Just a friendly reminder.

📲| Louis Tomlinson via Tiktok 😂 "My top 5 horror movies: 1. Avocados 2. What Makes You Beautiful 3. Crocs 4. Wearing Nike with Adidas 5. TikTok"

If Jeff Bezos can drop $10 million to sponsor the Met Gala, he can afford to pay his fair share in taxes.

@theTSupdates I repeat people forget how big of a risk 1989 was for Taylor's image, it was a case of hit or miss no in betweens. She knew she had to go hard on that album and did! She ate every single track up.

THE DUO OF MY LIFE! Jack Antonoff reflects on working with Taylor Swift on earlier projects: “she was the first person to believe in me as a producer” 🥺✨