As the music on Taylor Swift’s latest album “Folklore” continues to receive high praise on social media, the merchandise from her latest release has come under fire. Amira Rasool, founder of black-owned retailer The Folklore, accused Swift of swindling the company logo for the album’s marketing, and now Swift’s team …
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LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA – NOVEMBER 24: Taylor Swift performs on stage during 2019 American music … [+] Awards at Microsoft Theater on November 24, 2019 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Emma McIntyre / AMA2019 / Getty Images for dcp) Getty Images for dcp Taylor Swift’s Folklore It got off …
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If the silent launch was an unexpected twist to a superstar whose previous efforts have been highly touted for months, the end product was nothing short of surprising. “Folklore” is softer, more sober and mature than Swift’s previous offerings, deepening into darkness on more than one occasion, but the early …
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