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Taylor Swift is a fiend for drama, this much we know. Last night, she took it to another level by putting her entire musical back catalogue back on streaming services. (The singer made a big song and dance of removing them from Spotify in 2014.)
The only problem? The move just so happened to coincide with the release of her sworn enemy Katy Perry’s latest album.
Surely that’s not an accident, right?
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It came on the same day as Katy Perry accused the singer of engaging in character assassination.
I wish that I could turn the other cheek every single time, but I’m also not a pushover, you know? Especially when someone tries to assassinate my character with little girls
Well now.
Glen Hansard and Eddie Vedder were spotted out having pints in Glasnevin yesterday.
The Pearl Jam frontman is in town to perform in Dublin’s 3Arena and caught up with Hansard in The Gravediggers in Glasnevin.
Enjoying a few pints of the black stuff, no doubt.
Finally, Khloe Kardashian has the most miserable diet of any human. Her nutritionist broke down her daily diet and let’s just say there’s no mentions of crisps.
She apparently has seven meals a day, mostly fruit and vegetables.
Among her meals?
One cup of celery or one cup of tomatoes with 12 almonds
Followed by…
Khloé will have either one cup of celery or tomatoes with one egg.
:( (Page Six)
And the rest of the day’s dirt…
- Daily Mail described Vogue Williams as “defiant” for wearing a dress after her controversial column about internment camps. Such defiance. (Daily Mail)
- U2 sent Simple Minds a nice Irish hamper. (Twitter)
- Jerry Seinfeld didn’t hug Kesha because she’s a stranger, thank you very much. (US Weekly)
- James Corden made fun of David Beckham‘s wedding outfit. (Daily Mail)
- This year’s Eurovision representative Brendan Murray thinks we need to send better singers. (Goss.ie)
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