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New York Post
6 days ago
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- New York Post
Travis Kelce ‘can't block out' media scrutiny since dating Taylor Swift
Travis Kelce can't help but pay attention to the increased public scrutiny he has received since stepping out with Taylor Swift, the biggest pop star on the planet, in 2023. During an interview with GQ as their September cover star, Kelce explained that he cares what the peanut gallery has to say — and he's become 'more strategic' in understanding how he portrays himself to the public. 'You can't block that out,' Travis said of the heightened attention his relationship with Swift has brought on. 'If someone says something that they don't like about you, you have to be able to understand how you are portraying yourself for them to say that. 3 Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce opens up on his relationship with Taylor Swift, handling media scrutiny and his life outside football in an interview for GQ's September 2025 cover story. Ryan McGinley for GQ 'I'm a guy who doesn't want anyone to say anything negative about me. Some people don't give a f–k. I'm someone who does care.' Kelce went on to explain that he knows how he wants the public to view him. 3 Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift walk together after an AFC Championship NFL football game between the Chiefs and the Baltimore Ravens, Jan. 28, 2024, in Baltimore. AP 'When you see me hanging out at the US Open with Taylor, it may look like the two of us are partying,' Kelce said. 'But I'm just enjoying the fun of being at this really cool event that I always wanted to go to with the person that I love. 'Put another way, I've become way more strategic in understanding what I am portraying to people… I have a good understanding of how I want to be portrayed.' Kelce, 35, previously reflected on the added attention and fame that came when he and Swift first got together in the summer of 2023. Last month, the All-Pro tight end dismissed a narrative that he and Swift are 'trying to seek attention' by having date nights in the public eye, including their appearance at the 2025 Stanley Cup Final. 3 Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce is the GQ cover star for the September 2025 issue. Ryan McGinley for GQ in 2024, Kelce said he had to move into a gated community in Kansas City last year, due to safety concerns over people lurking outside of his home. The three-time Super Bowl champ has discussed paparazzi hanging around his house.
Newsweek
22-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Newsweek
How to Buy Buffalo Bills Chubbies Swim Trunks: Shop NFL Chubbies Collection
Based on facts, either observed and verified firsthand by the reporter, or reported and verified from knowledgeable sources. Newsweek AI is in beta. Translations may contain inaccuracies—please refer to the original content. The NFL has teamed up with Chubbies to create the NFL Collection, which includes Buffalo Bills swim trunks designed to represent your favorite team. Josh Allen #17 of the Buffalo Bills celebrates during the AFC Championship NFL football game against the Kansas City Chiefs at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium on January 26, 2025 in Kansas City, Missouri. Josh Allen #17 of the Buffalo Bills celebrates during the AFC Championship NFL football game against the Kansas City Chiefs at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium on January 26, 2025 in Kansas City, Missouri. Photo byAny time the NFL partners with other established brands to create new products, it is always a massive hit with the fans. This collaboration is no different, and could be one of the best NFL merchandise releases of the 2025 year. Chubbies is one of the most trusted and popular apparel brands across the country. They make some of the most comfortable swim trunks, shorts, t-shirts, and jackets on the market. Add some unique Buffalo Bills designs to it, and that is a recipe for success. The designs feature the Buffalo Bills logo and other images that represent the city and team. They come in polo and lined swim trunk forms, the polos will be released throughout the day. A more generic version of the swim trunks is also available for a cleaner, more official look. The Chubbies NFL Collection is now available for fans. Click on any of the images or links to order your Buffalo Bills gear now. Place your order before it is too late, as these will be in high demand. Fanatics has you covered with officially licensed Chubbies x NFL gear. SHOP: Buffalo Bills Chubbies x NFL Collection Buffalo Bills Chubbies 5.5" Swim Trunks These Buffalo Bills 5.5" Classic Lined Swim Trunks from Chubbies feature a signature team colors and the Buffalo Bills name on the left leg, these bottoms are a fitting choice for cooling off and showing... These Buffalo Bills 5.5" Classic Lined Swim Trunks from Chubbies feature a signature team colors and the Buffalo Bills name on the left leg, these bottoms are a fitting choice for cooling off and showing your unwavering team pride. More Fanatics SHOP: Buffalo Bills Chubbies x NFL Collection Buffalo Bills Chubbies Neon 5.5" Swim Trunks The Neon 5.5" Classic Lined Swim Trunks from Chubbies. Featuring stylized team graphics, these bottoms are a fitting choice for cooling off on sandy shoes, pool decks and making a splash. The Neon 5.5" Classic Lined Swim Trunks from Chubbies. Featuring stylized team graphics, these bottoms are a fitting choice for cooling off on sandy shoes, pool decks and making a splash. Fanatics If you purchase a product or register for an account through one of the links on our site, we may receive compensation.
Newsweek
08-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Newsweek
Woman Suing Taylor Swift Is Using Police To Try To Find Her
Based on facts, either observed and verified firsthand by the reporter, or reported and verified from knowledgeable sources. Newsweek AI is in beta. Translations may contain inaccuracies—please refer to the original content. A Florida woman suing Taylor Swift is turning to the police to help serve the singer with legal documents. The case, which alleges Swift plagiarized creative elements from the woman's poetry, is now stalled as the plaintiff claims the singer's location is "unpredictable." Why It Matters The legal impasse highlights challenges in serving lawsuits against public figures who maintain tightly controlled private lives. Kimberly Marasco, an artist based in Florida, has tried multiple times to deliver the summons but has been unable to locate Swift. Judge Aileen Cannon has warned her that failure to properly serve Swift could lead to dismissal. A prior lawsuit by Marasco had Swift dismissed from the case for the same reason, though claims against Swift's production company remain unresolved. What To Know Marasco has accused Swift and several co-defendants of copying her original work in songs across several albums, including Lover, Folklore, Midnights and The Tortured Poets Department. The ongoing federal copyright case seeks $25 million in damages. Marasco asked Cannon, who is presiding over the case in the Southern District of Florida federal court, to extend the deadline to serve defendants and allow alternative forms of service. In the motion added to the docket on Wednesday, Marasco details her attempts to serve Swift, which involved contacting sheriff's offices in California, Tennessee, New York and Rhode Island. In one attempt, a process server visited a California property linked to Swift but was unable to verify her presence. A sheriff in California attempted service again at the property on March 26, March 27 and April 2. "A sheriff made three attempts, but guards denied access past the gate, now stating that Swift was 'not home,'" Marasco said in the motion. Taylor Swift arrives to Arrowhead Stadium before the AFC Championship NFL football game against the Buffalo Bills, Sunday, Jan. 26, 2025, in Kansas City, Mo. Taylor Swift arrives to Arrowhead Stadium before the AFC Championship NFL football game against the Buffalo Bills, Sunday, Jan. 26, 2025, in Kansas City, Mo. AP Photo/Ashley Landis In Tennessee, a Davidson County sheriff made one attempt before returning an affidavit of non-service, stating that Swift "owns property at the address but does not reside there." Marasco contacted the New York's Sheriff Office on April 7. On April 29, she learned that the documents were processed and service attempts will start, which could take the office three to four weeks to complete. The Rhode Island Sheriff's Office received the legal documents after a security guard told a process server to turn them over to the nearest police station. The sheriff's office told Marasco that the process server would be arrested for trespassing if she returned to the property. Marasco is also asking the court to reimburse $631.30 spent on sheriffs and process servers. Marasco filed her original lawsuit in April 2024, claiming Swift's lyrics and visuals included "creative elements" lifted from her published poetry without credit or consent. Marasco said she had "exhausted all other means" of serving Swift through conventional channels and turned to Florida's secretary of state as a last resort before the pop singer was dismissed from the case. Cannon has ordered that none of the co-defendants, including Swift's collaborators Jack Antonoff and Aaron Dessner, along with Universal Music Group and Republic Records, respond to the suit until all parties are served. What People Are Saying Marasco, in a motion: "Without alternative service, Plaintiff faces undue delay, as the Court's prior order ties all defendants' responses to Swift's service, risking denial of redress for alleged copyright infringement." Swift's lawyers, Aaron S. Blynn and Katherine Wright Morrone, in a response filed in Marasco's original lawsuit: "Nothing has changed since this Court last denied Plaintiff's requests. The Court should dismiss Plaintiff's claims against Artist for failure to perfect service of process." What Happens Next Cannon, who last July dismissed the classified documents case against President Donald Trump in Florida, has said the case will not move forward until all parties are properly served. Cannon has yet to rule on Marasco's motion to allow alternative service and extend the service deadline from May 29 to June 15. Do you have a story that Newsweek should be covering? Do you have any questions about this story? Contact LiveNews@
