Autumn is the season for Grammy Award-winning artist Taylor Swift. Her music seems to fit well with the changing leaves and brisk weather of the fall months. Her songwriting has a way of capturing the...
With the release of her first song, “Tim McGraw,” in June of 2006, Taylor Swift began her work in the music industry as a country singer-songwriter from West Reading, Pennsylvania. Now, with 10 studio...
On March 14, Beyoncé gazed radiantly down at the (COVID-safe) crowd in the Los Angeles Convention Center, wearing a black leather dress and matching gloves, to accept the Grammy award for Best RnB Performance,...
The midterm elections are approaching. Millions of people are registering to vote while others are encouraging people to vote in one of the biggest elections in modern times. From celebrity endorsements...
Disclaimer: This story is a part of out April Fool’s edition, The Goofordian. This story was created by Guilfordian Staff and is not based in fact.
On Friday, March 23 Guilford’s Media and Celebrity...
In a year as turbulent as 2017, one may have expected artists to reply in kind with impactful, expressive music that shakes up the status quo and speaks to issues plaguing the world. Instead, 2017 proved...
Snake. Victim. Trouble. Taylor Swift. For many people who follow the lives of celebrities and Hollywood drama, all of these words are synonymous.
Taylor Swift is often in the limelight, either for what...
On Aug. 28, 6.5 million people tuned in to watch performances and celebrity soliloquies during the MTV Video Music Awards.
The star-studded event attracted everyone from fashion critics to enthusiastic...
Beatriz Caldas, Diversity & Social Justice Coordinator
• September 18, 2015
That celebrities love to argue on social media is nothing new, but when they raise interesting questions and concerns about our society, we should listen.
On July 21, MTV released the nominees for their...
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