It's been two years since Taylor Swift dropped her album "1989," and a lot has happened to the pop superstar. Her breakup with her then boyfriend, Calvin Harris, to the subsequent relationship with actor Tom Hiddleston, which fizzled out in three months, and lastly the Kanye-Kim Kardashian-West brouhaha over Kanye's song, "Famous," it sure has made 2016 a pretty intense year for Taylor Swift.
Swifties, as Taylor Swift fans call themselves, have been in a tizzy when Gigi Hadid, a member of Taylor Swift's so-called girl squad, was heard gushing of how affectionate the singer was and the model was touched by Taylor for supporting her during the fashion week amid the singer's busy schedule in the studio. AT&T announced it has signed a multi-year deal with Taylor Swift. She's headlining a performance a day before the Super Bowl in Houston. Taylor might do a Beyonce and dropped an album a day before her performance. Or Taylor Swift might release new music after her performance at the F1 weekend for Circuit of the Americas on Oct. 23.
But there's more, October is pretty significant for Taylor Swift. Four out of five of her albums have been released in October. Taylor Swift has also a thing for remembering specific dates, times, places and anniversaries. In particular, the pop superstar has an affinity to the number 13. Taylor Swift was born on December 13, most of her albums were released on the thirteenth day, and has been known to write the number on her hands as a sign of good luck. With her 10th music career anniversary coming up this Oct. 24, a new album might be a great way to mark this milestone in her life.
If Taylor Swift is really gearing up for a fall release, her recent ex-boyfriends Calvin Harris and Tom Hiddleston might become a bit wary for the coming months. The singer is famous for being a confessional songwriter and has built an empire of pouring her heartbreak into her music.
