When she announced last Friday that she had finally purchased back the master recordings and all associated material for her first six albums, Taylor Swift wrote in an emotional letter posted to her website that she had “been bursting into tears of joy at random intervals ever since I found out that this was really happening.”

Travis Kelce and guest Shaquille O'Neal discussed professional DJ'ing during the June 4 episode of his 'New Heights with Jason and Travis Kelce' podcast. Kelce said he's a 'hype man' and would get 'Swifties bouncing off the walls' if he played girlfriend Taylor Swift's music.

Swifties aren't the only ones celebrating the news that Taylor Swift purchased the masters to her Big Machine albums last week. Less than a week after the singer bought back the rights to her first six studio albums from Shamrock Capitol - the private equity firm that purchased them from Scooter Braun's Ithaca Holdings in late 2020 - for what sources told Billboard was around $360 million,