Dionne Warwick Says She'll Still Pay Postage for Jake Gyllenhaal to Send Taylor Swift Back Her Scarf

November 2021 was an exciting time to be a Swiftie. While the rest of the world was going about its business, we were having meltdowns while deep in conspiracy theory videos over Taylor Swift’s Red (Taylor’s version) rerelease, which came out on Nov. 12. Dimitrios Kambouris / Getty...

Taylor Swift fans are “gasping” over Jake Gyllenhaal’s latest photoshoot that is a perceived nod to Swift’s re-released version of “All Too Well”. The track has long-been assumed to be about Gyllenhaal, who Swift reportedly dated for three months from October 2010 until the singer’s 21st birthday in December 2010. However, the 10-minute version left virtually no doubt that “All Too Well” was written in the aftermath of Swift and Gyllenhaal’s split. After Swift’s fans heard the song, they rushed to Twitter to pledge allegiance to the singer, and #JakeGyllenhaal soon began trending with over 100,000 tweets under...

This might just be the clap back of the century. Jake Gyllenhaal (cleverly and stylishly) appeared to address the release of Taylor Swift's 10-minute version of "All Too Well (Taylor's Version)" (with extra verses that are speculated to be about him) and the subsequent drama and internet chatter that ensued.

Dionne Warwick is opening up about the unconventional way she met legendary actor Sidney Poitier, who died on Jan. 6 at the age of 94. During an appearance on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert on Thursday, the 81-year-old singer — and queen of Twitter — told the story of how she caught Poitier's attention in the 1960s.

Finneas told the hilarious story of how he embarrassed himself at Taylor Swift's recent birthday party.

Here's why some Swifties think Jake Gyllenhaal finally reacted to 'Red (Taylor's Version).'

Drama, drama, drama. Jake Gyllenhaal’s latest photo shoot isn’t going over “All Too Well” with Taylor Swift fans. The 41-year-old actor, who briefly dated the singer back in 2010, appeared to address Swift’s extended 10-minute “All Too Well” song and accompanying music video in his recent photo shoot for W Mag.

Uh-oh, Swifties, there’s a new development in the drama between exes Taylor Swift and Jake Gyllenhaal. Or, at least, it certainly seems like someone’s throwing shade. In a recent photoshoot with W Magazine, Jake Gyllenhaal sported an outfit that was very, very sus. You’ll want to see Jake Gyllenhaal’s W Magazine pics for yourself because that ‘fit is pretty unbelievable.

Over a month after Taylor Swift released her re-recorded album “Red,” Jake Gyllenhaal is going red!. It has widely been speculated that many of the songs on “Red” are based on their brief romance. As part of the re-release of “Red,” Taylor also dropped a 10-minute...

Watch: All the Easter Eggs In Taylor Swift's New Video. Let the fan theories begin again. Jake Gyllenhaal is raising eyebrows after appearing in a W Magazine feature that appeared to reference Taylor Swift, whose latest album, Red (Taylor's Version), is chock-full of lyrics speculated to be about the 41-year-old actor. In a portrait taken by photographer Tim Walker released on Jan. 12, Jake is seen wearing a crimson button-down shirt with matching heart-shaped sunglasses resting on his head.

Red (Jake's Version)! Jake Gyllenhaal may be the not-so-secret subject of much of Taylor Swift's 2012 album, Red, which had a resurgence in 2021 when she re-recorded it, but now Swifties are noticing some new similarities between the actor and his pop star ex. In a new photo shoot for...

Is Jake Gyllenhaal’s most recent photoshoot a response to Taylor Swift’s re-released version of “All Too Well,” or are Swifties seeing something we’re not?

Two months ago, Taylor Swift re-released her second of six albums that will get fresh recordings following Scooter Braun selling her masters. The album was Red, which originally came out in 2012 following reports of Swift and Jake Gyllenhaal sharing a short-lived romance. So of course when Red (Taylor’s Version) came out, there was a reignited interest in the exes' love affair. The latest development has Gyllenhaal perhaps doing a little shade-throwing.

Taylor Swift didn’t like the tune Blur frontman Damon Albarn took with his latest criticism about her. During an interview with the Los Angeles Times, Albarn shared his thoughts on today’s musicians. In a series of tweets highlighting the article, the publication shared that Albarn thinks Billie Eilish is “exceptional.” But when it came to Swift, he had other thoughts.

Damon Albarn must have a social media death wish: In a new interview, he claimed that Taylor Swift “doesn’t write her own songs” — and Taylor came for him immediately. Speaking to the Los Angeles Times, the Blur and Gorillaz front man insinuated that “modern music” is relying solely on “the sound and the attitude.” He then challenged the interviewer, “Name me someone who’s not.”

A host of stars have leapt to Taylor Swift's defense in the wake of a Twitter spat over comments Albarn made about Swift's songwriting.

Given the current vogue for Nineties nostalgia, it was perhaps inevitable that 2022 would deliver a news story about a Britpop star involved in some needless musical beef. Step forward Damon Albarn, frontman of Blur and Gorillaz, who has whipped the internet into a frenzy by baselessly accusing noted songwriter Taylor Swift of not writing her own songs. I know it’s been a while, but isn’t Albarn supposed to realise when he’s sounding like a charmless man?Swift, understandably, quickly took to Twitter to point out that she very much does write her own songs. “Your hot take is completely false...

Singer teams with Bone Thugs-N-Harmony rapper Krayzie Bone and NomaD. Dionne Warwick will kick off 2022 with the release of her “Power In The Name” single featuring rap star Krayzie Bone (from Bones Thugs-n-Harmony) and NomaD (a.k.a. Damon Elliott) with proceeds going to various charities that provide shelter and clothing.

Jake Gyllenhaal is attached to star in and produce Cut & Run, a heist thriller from Brian Oliver and Bradley Fischer’s New Republic. John Glenn (Eagle Eye, Law Abiding Citizen) is behind the spec script, which was picked up in a competitive situation by New Republic. The logline for the project reads: “A group of thieves using high-powered speedboats to rob superyachts steal the wrong thing from the wrong group of people.” Gyllenhaal will produce through his Nine Stories Productions, along with Oliver, Fischer and Glenn. Cut & Run is the latest partnership for Gyllenhaal and New Republic, having worked together on the upcoming Universal title Ambulance, directed by Michael Bay. New Republic and Nine Stories are also teaming up on an adaptation of Robert Kirkman’s graphic novel Oblivion Song. Glenn, who is currently adapting The House on Hoarder Hill for Sam Raimi and WIIP Studios, is repped by CAA, Management 360 and Sloane Offer. Gyllenhaal, who is repped by WME and Goodman Genow, was last seen in Netflix thriller The Guilty and will be back on the big screen April 8 with Ambulance. Upcoming projects include STX title The Interpreter.

New Republic Pictures has won the rights to John Glenn’s spec Cut and Run in a bidding war, with Jake Gyllenhaal (The Guilty) coming aboard to produce and star, Deadline has confirmed. The film is billed as a heist thriller about a group of thieves using high-powered speedboats to rob superyachts, who steal the wrong thing from the wrong group of people. Gyllenhaal will produce under his Nine Stories Productions banner with Glenn, New Republic’s Founder Brian Oliver and its President Bradley Fischer. Gyllenhaal is an Oscar and Golden Globe nominee who most recently starred in Antoine Fuqua’s Netflix thriller The Guilty, as well...