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Time of India
31-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Which Taylor Swift Album Matches Your Zodiac Sign? Find Your Cosmic Era!
Live Events 'I'm a Sagittarius, which means, you know, I'm blindly optimistic, I love to travel, I'm always up for adventure but also always want something new,' she told The Vibe in January 2013. 'Sagittarians are really independent, and we like our space. We're drawn to love but battle for that need for independence.' Fans have noticed several hidden astrology references in her songs including 'the nod' in her song 'The Archer' from her album LoverAries individuals, known for their boldness, courage, and leadership qualities represent an album full of magic and curiosity. Nobody is fearless quite like Aries, who would put in all the efforts and dedication they need to chase their dreams.A lover of poetry and arts, Taurus natives are known for their practicality and determination. However, not very expressive of their emotions, Taurus is right at home with Folklore and it's cottagecore the natural storytellers known for their sociability and above the par communication skills move chapter to chapter with Speak Now's narrative of love, relationships, and adapting to all that life can throw at you. The album gives 'magical' and 'theatrical' aspects of life and is all about speaking your Red is a shift from her signature 'princess fairy tale' aesthetics to a vintage, mature style, marking the 'turning point' in her life while on the precipice of 'adulthood'. Cancerians are popular for their emotional, sensitive nature that fits perfectly with the album - happy, free, confused, lonely, devastated, euphoric, and by their charisma, generosity and the drive to be in the spotlight, setting the trend for others to follow, Leos just shake it off and keep thriving to be at the top. Taylor Swift's 1989 shows her evolution from a country sweetheart into a bombshell mega-pop 'perfectionist', known for their attention to detail, analytical mindset and organization, Virgos aren't impressed by just any old song on the radio. They embrace the grounded, mystical vibes of evermore, an album representing relationships, reliving mistakes of the past, wishing you could start over, and ultimately finding closure at the who value the harmony of love and relationships, are also ruled by the romantic and love-struck Venus. It's only fair that they'd relate to Taylor's Lover album, the most. The album features stories of several types of love, not just the romantic kind. The bright optimism of 'Lover' era brings lots of brighter, colorful looks in all aspects of life for the possess a magnetic presence and are passionate and fiercely loyal about their loved ones. They don't even need to claim their era because their moodiness and frustration being misunderstood by the whole world who will never see their softer side just explains why this album is perfect for love for adventure in Sagittarians who dive headfirst into new ideas and are philosophical thinkers are uniquely perfect for 'Midnights', which tells the story of 13 sleepless nights scattered through Taylor's are born leaders, known for their ambition, discipline and determination. The lover of classics, always figuring out how to achieve their goals through hard work and perseverance, it only makes sense they relate with the album that started it all. Debut is a simple way to stay connected to the carefree teenager of by their independence, and humanitarian values, Aquarians are forward-thinking individuals often ahead of their time and can easily relate with the moody and artistic side of Taylor in the for their empathy, creativity and intuition, pisces natives have been hoping, wishing, and dreaming that Tylor will release her lost, rumored scrapped album that was supposed to be released after 1989. Until then, you get to enjoy and relate to any and all of her previous albums.
Time of India
29-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Will Taylor Swift ever write about Travis Kelce the way she wrote about Joe Alwyn?
's love life has always been intricately tied to her music—but not all romances have made it into her discography the same way. As the world watches her high-profile relationship with superstar unfold under the spotlight, a question lingers among fans and critics alike: Will Swift ever write about Kelce the way she wrote about ? From poetry to stadium lights: How Taylor's songwriting has shifted with love Joe Alwyn, though a much more private figure than Kelce, was the quiet muse behind some of Swift's most haunting, emotional tracks. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now Songs like 'Exile,' 'Champagne Problems,' 'Peace,' and 'The Archer' are steeped in vulnerability, emotional distance, and deep introspection. Much of her Folklore and Evermore albums, co-written in part with Alwyn under his pseudonym William Bowery, reflect a love that was fragile, poetic, and—ultimately—ephemeral. Taylor Swift - The Archer (Lyric Video) Travis Kelce, in contrast, brings a completely different energy to Swift's life and possibly her future lyrics. Charismatic, loud, and proud to be seen with her, Kelce lives out their romance on the jumbotron, not in cryptic metaphors. Yet the public nature of their relationship—hand-in-hand Super Bowl moments, stadium PDA, and cheeky podcast quips—raises the question: Can such a visible romance ever translate into the kind of timeless, introspective songwriting that fans crave from Swift? Depth vs delight: Will Travis Kelce ever be the heartache behind the pen? Joe Alwyn's influence on Taylor's music wasn't about flashy moments or public declarations—it was about emotional depth and quiet unraveling. As one fan put it online, 'Joe gave her silence, space, and sadness—Travis gives her noise, joy, and boldness.' And that difference matters. Swift's most iconic breakup songs are not about perfect love stories; they're about pain, longing, and the inability to make love last. That's the kind of storytelling that earned her a devoted fanbase. But could Kelce's chapter still hold lyrical weight? Possibly. If the relationship ends, Swift might tap into the tension between two public identities trying to blend. If it lasts, it may usher in a new era of songwriting—one that's celebratory, cheeky, and unafraid to be happy. Also Read: Until then, one thing's clear: Joe Alwyn inspired verses whispered in the quiet. Travis Kelce might inspire anthems that roar. But only Taylor knows which pen she'll pick up next.
Time of India
25-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Is Taylor Swift in her 'trad wife' era? TEU party appearance with Travis Kelce reignites internet debate — Swifties hit back
Taylor Swift made a surprise appearance at Travis Kelce's Tight End University (TEU) after-party in Nashville on June 23, and like clockwork, the internet had thoughts. What should've been a low-key night of post-camp fun quickly turned into a trending topic when a viral tweet labelled the pop star 'trad wife Taylor', sparking debate across social media, and of course Swifties came out in her defence. Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce attend TEU event in style The pair showed up looking like the chillest couple at the party. Taylor wore a soft green two-piece set, including a cropped tank and matching skirt, that gave off easy summer energy without trying too hard. Her hair was worn down in loose waves, and she kept her glam minimal, letting the outfit (and the moment) do the talking. Travis, for his part, kept things casual in a crisp white polo and shorts, giving full 'off-duty athlete' vibes. The coordinating colour palette didn't go unnoticed by fans, who quickly pointed out the subtle matchy-matchy moment as yet another sign that the couple is deep in their groove. Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce at TEU DJ reveals Swift was the life of the party DJ Mike Fresh, who helmed the music at the post-TEU celebration, later confirmed what fans were already whispering online: Taylor was in the building. 'There are Monday fun days, and then there are Monday fun days when Taylor Swift is in the building partying to your set,' he wrote on Instagram. He added that some attendees were so overwhelmed by her presence they cried. 📷 | Taylor and Travis at the afterparty last night 🎉 Trad wife talk takes over the internet Despite the party vibes, Swift's appearance somehow stirred up a wave of online criticism. One viral tweet read, 'Love Taylor, but the indie alternative pretentious Taylor was so much better and fun than this trad wife Taylor,' and just like that, the discourse was back. Suddenly, the woman who gave us The Archer and The Man was being reduced to 'just the supportive girlfriend' all because she'd been showing up to game days and rocking coordinated outfits with her NFL star boyfriend. The internet decided to box her into a narrative she never signed up for, and, unsurprisingly, that didn't sit well with Swifties. Love Taylor but the indie alternative pretencious Taylor was so much better and fun than this trad wife Taylor Swifties come out in Taylor's defence Swifties weren't having any of it, as one fan shut the conversation down with, 'I'm sorry, this is an absurd statement. She's not a character in a movie or some make-your-own-adventure game for people to play. If you're truly a fan, then her being happy and healthy should be enough.' Another echoed that sentiment, writing, 'Love Taylor, but seriously — stop acting like she's a fictional character in your favourite TV show. This is her real life, not your personal entertainment.' Others got straight to the point, calling out the judgement for what it is. 'She's the same person she's always been. You're just projecting your own stereotypes. You seem young — there's time to grow. Good luck.' 'What exactly about Taylor Swift's current life makes her a 'trad wife'? She's 35, unmarried, childless, and one of the most successful, self-made women on the planet," one fan reasoned. How did 'trad wife' talks even begin? The debate has been floating around the internet for a while now, especially since Taylor took a break from music after wrapping up her Eras Tour last December. Since then, most of her public sightings have been with Kelce, particularly after her Grammys snub earlier this year, which only added more fuel to the 'trad wife' narrative. But despite all the noise, Swift seems to be doing just fine. She just reclaimed her masters; her relationship with Kelce is going strong, and who's to say she isn't quietly working on new music? Even if she's not, she's earned every second of this break. She delivered a massive, record-shattering tour and dropped her most emotionally raw album, The Tortured Poets Department, right in the middle of it all. Let her breathe.
Sydney Morning Herald
11-05-2025
- Business
- Sydney Morning Herald
Paul wasn't ready to downsize. Until he found the perfect next move
The desire to downsize felt a long way off for Paul and Susie Burgess – until they spotted a luxury, oversized three-bedroom apartment for sale off the plan in the Sydney suburb of Cronulla. They'd intended to search for an investment property to buy, but when they saw what the apartment might look like upon completion next year, they now think it could be the perfect next move for themselves. 'We recognise, at some point, we'll need to downsize,' says Paul, 62, who, with Suzie, 57, bought the apartment for about $3.2 million in the VUE building. 'This was initially an investment, but it's become a legitimate downsizing opportunity for us. 'It looks so good. You have to go for these when they come up as there's not an awful lot of large, luxury apartments around that would be suitable, especially when you're moving out of a really lovely house. You don't want a shift to be a downgrade.' But there is a painful shortage of quality downsizer apartment stock across Australia, just as demand soars. In the country's biggest market, Sydney, 2021 census results show that less than 16 per cent of the new apartment supply had three or more bedrooms, compared to 60 per cent with two bedrooms. This contrasts sharply with houses, where those with three or more account for 90.2 per cent nationally. No wonder downsizing can feel like a downgrade. Loading According to Will Mitchell, the sales and marketing director of the Melbourne-based Pace Development Group, a primary reason for the scarcity is that it's hard to design bigger apartments with luxury finishes and still make the figures add up. 'The real challenge is that downsizers are moving into their final forever homes, and they're wanting everything – somewhere sophisticated and good quality that they can lock up and leave, with proximity to amenities and often with an outlook too,' Mitchell says. He says he's fielding strong downsizer demand for under-construction projects in Melbourne, such as The Archer in Flemington and Fabbrica in Fitzroy. 'The properties have to tick all their boxes,' he says, 'so you have to find the right sites and go through all the red tape to create something special and bespoke that they're willing to pay for. They really want to enjoy those years.'
The Age
11-05-2025
- Business
- The Age
Paul wasn't ready to downsize. Until he found the perfect next move
The desire to downsize felt a long way off for Paul and Susie Burgess – until they spotted a luxury, oversized three-bedroom apartment for sale off the plan in the Sydney suburb of Cronulla. They'd intended to search for an investment property to buy, but when they saw what the apartment might look like upon completion next year, they now think it could be the perfect next move for themselves. 'We recognise, at some point, we'll need to downsize,' says Paul, 62, who, with Suzie, 57, bought the apartment for about $3.2 million in the VUE building. 'This was initially an investment, but it's become a legitimate downsizing opportunity for us. 'It looks so good. You have to go for these when they come up as there's not an awful lot of large, luxury apartments around that would be suitable, especially when you're moving out of a really lovely house. You don't want a shift to be a downgrade.' But there is a painful shortage of quality downsizer apartment stock across Australia, just as demand soars. In the country's biggest market, Sydney, 2021 census results show that less than 16 per cent of the new apartment supply had three or more bedrooms, compared to 60 per cent with two bedrooms. This contrasts sharply with houses, where those with three or more account for 90.2 per cent nationally. No wonder downsizing can feel like a downgrade. Loading According to Will Mitchell, the sales and marketing director of the Melbourne-based Pace Development Group, a primary reason for the scarcity is that it's hard to design bigger apartments with luxury finishes and still make the figures add up. 'The real challenge is that downsizers are moving into their final forever homes, and they're wanting everything – somewhere sophisticated and good quality that they can lock up and leave, with proximity to amenities and often with an outlook too,' Mitchell says. He says he's fielding strong downsizer demand for under-construction projects in Melbourne, such as The Archer in Flemington and Fabbrica in Fitzroy. 'The properties have to tick all their boxes,' he says, 'so you have to find the right sites and go through all the red tape to create something special and bespoke that they're willing to pay for. They really want to enjoy those years.'
