In fall of 2017, songwriters Sean Hall and Nathan Butler filed a lawsuit against Taylor Swift, accusing her of copyright infringement and claiming that the chorus of “Shake It Off” stole lines from ...
Travis Kelce is shaking it off! The Kansas City Chiefs player was spotted showing off his dancing skills at the World Series Game 1 on Friday, when Taylor Swift’s 2014 song “Shake It Off” played ...
Taylor Swift‘s copyright infringement lawsuit over her 2014 hit “Shake It Off” has been going on since 2017. It was dismissed in 2018, when that decision was overturned. Songwriters Sean Hall and ...
Taylor Swift is shaking off the haters. The singer, 32, has issued a response to a 2017 copyright lawsuit in which songwriters Sean Hall and Nathan Butler, who wrote the 3LW song "Playas Gon' Play," ...
Taylor Swift made a surprise appearance at last night’s Tight Ends & Friends event at Brooklyn Bowl Nashville. Swift played her well-known hit “Shake It Off” with the help of country musician Kane ...
A copyright lawsuit against Taylor Swift was dropped Monday after five years, ending a long-running dispute alleging one of Taylor Swift’s most popular songs—2014’s “Shake It Up”—was lyrically similar ...
Taylor Swift was finally able to “shake off” a copyright lawsuit after nearly five years. The lawsuit, which was originally filed by songwriters Sean Hall and Nathan Butler in 2017, claimed that Swift ...
Expect a major "shake"-up atop the Billboard Hot 100 chart next week, as Taylor Swift appears headed for a No. 1 debut with her new single, "Shake It Off." Based on expected massive first-week sales… ...
Taylor Swift has filed a motion today (August 8) in response to a 2017 copyright lawsuit claiming she stole the lyrics to her 2014 single “Shake It Off” from 3LW’s 2001 song “Playas Gon’ Play,” ...
Taylor Swift is no longer the subject of a copyright lawsuit. On Dec. 12, a lawsuit alleging that Swift had plagiarized the 2001 song "Playas Gon' Play" by girl group 3LW was dropped, per Variety, ...
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