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The "All Too Well" singer requested that her passionate Swifties extend "kindness" online when she releases "Speak Now (Taylor's Version)" on July 7.
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The exes' nasty divorce was settled in March 2020, nearly two years after Clarkson filed for divorce. The singer's new album, "Chemistry," is out now.
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Clarkson paints Brandon Blackstock as a sunshine-stealing, secret-harboring partner who made it his mission to bleed her dry after they separated in 2020.
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"You could lie, you could ask me [about] such and such song, I wouldn’t even know what we talking about," the 40-year-old rapper admitted in a new interview.
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"The Show" combines the authenticity of the One Direction alum's 2017 debut, "Flicker," with the full-bodied melodies of 2020's "Heartbreak Weather."
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Lautner, who dated Swift for several months in 2009, praised the "Back to December" singer's "great album" and joked that he "feel[s] safe."
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Across 12 tracks — eight of which don't even crack the three-minute mark — the most famous group to come out of Jersey since the Four Seasons croons about love.
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The Grammy-winning singer stood on top of a car in Soho while belting out some of his biggest hits such as "Thinking Out Loud" and "Perfect."
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The talk show host, who settled her divorce from Brandon Blackstock last year, teased that new music from "Chemistry" is coming "really soon."
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The country singer flexes his tried-and-true skills with a pen and paper, exploring themes including love, fatherhood, death and every milestone in between.
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In bouncing from one genre to the next, the singer risks losing the cohesion that is key to a fillerless record like her superb 2020 record, "Plastic Hearts."
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The polarizing country singer wastes no time acknowledging his flaws on the follow-up to his 2021 blockbuster, "Dangerous: The Double Album."
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After battling a severe case of COVID-19 and losing two loved ones to cancer, the singer channeled her anxiety and grief into her ninth album, out Friday.
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"Harry's House" won three awards during Sunday's star-studded ceremony, including Album of the Year, which many viewers expected Beyoncé to take home.
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"Renaissance" and "Harry's House" are among the albums that Page Six couldn't turn off this year. See which other records made our top 10 list.
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The "I Believe I Can Fly" singer -- whose real name is Robert Sylvester Kelly -- is currently serving a 30-year prison sentence for sex trafficking.
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The Grammy nominee announced her upcoming album, which will drop in 2023, on the 20th anniversary of "This Is Me ... Then."
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The rapper was seemingly upset that Swift's song "Anti-Hero" has held the No.1 spot on the Billboard Hot 100 for three weeks in a row.
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The 32-year-old songstress sings about the loss of someone she "never" got to "meet" in the heartbreaking tune, which Swifties suspect is about pregnancy loss.
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The "All Too Well" singer sneakily teased lyrics to a song from her forthcoming album during a speech she delivered at New York University back in May.
The "All Too Well" singer requested that her passionate Swifties extend "kindness" online when she releases "Speak Now (Taylor's Version)" on July 7.