Angela Ruffoni

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If you’re a fanatical Swiftie with a lot of money, have we got a piece of merch for you: A house on Cape Cod that Taylor Swift owned for eight months in 2012 is on the market. According to WCVB-TV, Taylor bought the Hyannis Port property during the time that she was rumored to be dating Conor Kennedy. The Kennedy Family Compound is across the street from the beachfront estate, which will set you back a mere $14.5 million.

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Miley Cyrus appeared on her mom Tish Cyrus-Purcell and sister Brandi Cyrus’ Sorry We’re Cyrus podcast and exposed her dad, Billy Ray Cyrus, for smoking pot while shooting Hannah Montana. During a Q&A session, Tish asked, “What’s a core memory from the Hannah Montana days that still makes you laugh?”“Dad smoking pot and everyone blaming me for it,” Miley replied. “It’s hilarious.

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JENNIE faces her spicy food fears on the latest episode of Hot Ones. The BLACKPINK singer, who admitted she doesn’t have a high spice tolerance, took on the hot wings interview challenge, answering questions about her latest album, Korean skin care and more. With her debut album, Ruby, JENNIE says she fought for a specific vision that may not have been what people are expecting. “I had to fight for a few of the songs and honestly the whole core message to begin with,” she says.

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Anything you’ve ever made fun of Benson Boone for, it appears as though he’s already thought of it his new video. The video for the song “Mr. Electric Blue” premieres on Friday, but there’s a preview you can watch now captioned “3 Years Ago.” It starts with Benson jumping on a trampoline and doing backflips. A guy dressed like a ’70s-era record executive peeks over the fence and asks, “Excuse me, young, innocent boy. Was that a backflip I saw?”“Yeah, that was a backflip.

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Sabrina Carpenter‘s been criticized for the sexual moments in her stage show, but as she says in her Rolling Stone cover story, that’s just because those are the ones that fan “post every night and comment on.” But what if those fans didn’t have phones, and couldn’t film her? That’s something she’s considering. In an outtake from her Rolling Stone cover story, Sabrina says she likes the idea of banning phones at concerts, which is something that artists including Adele and Bob Dylan have done.