Showing posts with label Taylor Swift. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Taylor Swift. Show all posts

Monday, 21 January 2013

Taylor Swift might have gotten implants



 
Taylor Swift and her breast implants at the 39th Annual People's Choice Awards at Nokia Theatre L.A. Live

According to the new In Touch Weekly, Taylor Swift may have gotten breast implants. Their proof? Well it sorta looks like her boobs are bigger. And you can take that to the bank!:
It seems like Taylor Swift, 23, rounded out a record breaking 2012 with, well, some rounder assets. When the star stepped out at the People's Choice Awards on Jan. 9, all eyes were on her cleavage-bearing neckline. (Was she trying to show ex-boyfriend Harry Styles what he's missing?)

Either way, she got the attention of NYC-based plastic surgeon Dr. Michael Fiorillo (who, like the other doctor in this story, has not treated these stars). He says it looks like Taylor went from an A-cup to a full B. The telltale sign? "You can see the implants," he says. (Print Edition - January 28)
Good for Taylor for upgrading to a full B-cup. Grandpa tells me that women with A-cups are dark-hearted evil beings and will steal your soul while you're sleeping. Eeeeeeeek!

Wednesday, 1 February 2012

Les Miserables Movie Breaks Up With Taylor Swift




Taylor Swift, we don’t mean to reduce every disappointment in your life into more album fodder, but girl. Girl. The first single on your next album could easily be about getting allegedly passed over for the role of Eponine in Les Miserables. Producer Cameron Mackintosh reportedly announced this evening that the role would instead be given to Samantha Barks, a musical theater veteran who performed Eponine’s big number “On My Own” at the musical’s 25th anniversary concert. And that’s got to feel sort of like a break-up, right? In as much as it feels awful and make you want to barf? We are not helping, are we?

If it will make Taylor feel any better (and it won’t) Samantha is also a Jonas ex, having dating Nick Jonas while the musical brother co-starred with her in, you guessed it, Les Miz in London. The horrible part about all this is that you just know the anguish at losing this role is the very thing that would have made Taylor capable of imbuing “On My Own” with the perfect level of emotional devastation. That is some bitter, bitter irony. It’s so bitter we just want to…pick up this guitar…maybe write down a few chord progressions….okay, okay, we’re sorry, but you were going to do it eventually anyway!
[Photo: Getty Images]