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Arlington is setting up a selfie spot where Taylor Swift fans can create their own Instagram moment outside AT&T Stadium. The world-famous singer is bringing her Eras tour to Arlington for three shows starting Friday night and running through Sunday night. In honor of the shows, the city said they are ceremoniously renaming the street outside the stadium as Taylor Swift Way and tweeted pH๏τos of the sign being installed at the intersection of Randol Mill Road and Collins Street on Thursday afternoon. That’s where the city is inviting fans to pose for pH๏τos with the sign with AT&T Stadium in the background. The city hasn’t yet said what they plan to do with the sign after the Eras tour leaves Arlington for Tampa on Sunday night. That’s not the only pH๏τo opportunity for Swifties, the city said. They are also bathing the four-story steel sculptures in front of City Hall in red light from Friday through Sunday. Arlington Mayor and Swiftie Jim Ross...

Taylor Swift —who appears to be having a great time at tonight’s Grammy Awards, singing along and busting a move to nearly every performance—wisely chose to perform the emotional fan-favorite “All Too Well.” A post-mortem of her relationship with Jake Gyllenhaal, the song is an intense five-and-a-half-minute journey (“I’m a crumbled up piece of paper lying here,” goes the bridge). Swift got into it, snapping her head back-and-forth during an extended mid-song break, and slamming the piano keys as if this were the last ballad she’d even sing. For emphasis, she ended by giving the audience an “I’ve got nothing left to feel, because I just felt it all” look. But about that headbanging! Take a look at it from multiple angles, below. Source: https://thefoxposts.com/taylor-swift-makes-piano-headbanging-a-thing-at-the-grammys-TheFOXposts-12839.html?utm_source=blogger_source&utm_medium=blogger_medium&utm_campaign=blogger_cam Category: Celebrity ...