Taylor Swift

That's at least according to fresh reports that the Scottish DJ politely declined his label's idea for him to team up with his superstar girlfriend for his next single.

Harris's team are reportedly eager for him to get a big US female star on his next release, but he told them he didn't want to mix business and pleasure after the hassle caused by teaming up with ex-flame Rita Ora back in 2014.

When Kanye West dropped songs from his new album T.L.O.P. late last week, much attention was put on the single "Famous."

"I feel like me and Taylor might still have sex / Why, I made that bitch famous / God damn / I made that bitch famous," he rapped on the song. As you can expect, many people in the pop superstar's squad had a few thoughts on the track.

"Everybody has their own opinion," Selena shared on SiriusXM Hits 1. "At the end of the day, you can just do what you do."

No, we're not talking about Sunday's release of the 1989 World Tour Live on Apple Music. Instead, this story of kindness involves one cancer patient who has proven to be a true Swiftie.

While traveling home for the holidays, Swift made it a priority to surprise Delaney Clements with little to no warning. The results may just bring you some extra joy this weekend.

The 'Bad Blood' hitmaker raked in $317.8 million since January thanks to her '1989' album and world tour and endorsement deals, according to the Sunday Express.

This makes Taylor the highest earning musician in the world.

LA-based media analyst Mike Raia said: "Right now, Taylor is untouchable. She is so far ahead of everyone else in the industry that she has become not only a powerhouse entertainer but also an important mover and shaker on the commercial side of the music business."

A cluster of hardcore fans have been using Periscope to live stream her 1989 world tour over the summer, but the star has formed a dedicated enforcement team to have the social network broadcasts taken down.

TAS Rights Management (TAS stands for Taylor Alison Swift) have been getting in touch with Periscope, according to TorrentFreak, asking them to remove links to footage from Taylor's shows.

Periscope - the Twitter-owned live stream app - has significantly grown in popularity throughout 2015 and is starting to cause problems among copyright holders.

While Taylor Swift and Jimmy Fallon can already call themselves winners this year, many are gearing up for a close race in Best Actress in a Comedy Series, Best Drama and other important categories.

As we eagerly wait for impressive fashion, shocking upsets and plenty of unforgettable moments, take a look at five things you need to know about tonight's star-studded show.

The self-proclaimed bad girl opened up to NME magazine about her public persona and why she won't be enlisting in T.Swift's famous star-studded squad any time soon.

When asked if she would be up for popping onstage with the 1989 singer, she replied, "I don't think I would. I just don't think that makes sense."

RiRi added, "I don't think our brands are the same; I don't think they match. I don't think our audiences are the same."

But the Bajan beauty wasn't trying to throw shade in Swift's direction, either.

Taylor Instagrammed a picture of a giant block of white flowers saying, "Awww Kanye sent me the coolest flowers!! #KanTay2020 #BFFs."

Prior to Yeezy taking the stage and delivering his epic 12-minute acceptance/presidential-candidacy speech, Taylor revealed in presenting him with the Video Vanguard Award that any remaining "Bad Blood" was behind them. She even admitted that Kanye's 2004 College Dropout was the first album she ever bought on iTunes!

The 25-year-old pop star, whose video has been viewed nearly 16 million times on Vevo since its release Sunday, has come under fire as many outlets have pointed out that the clip mainly features wild animals and white actors.

Noting Swift’s posse of “musicians, actresses, models, entrepreneurs,” Cyrus says, “I’m not trying to be in the squad. None of my friends are famous and not because of any other reason than I just like real people who are living real lives, because I’m inspired by them.”