Kanye apologizes to Taylor Swift
Tuesday, September 15, 2009 – Kanye West contacted Taylor Swift to apologize for interrupting her speech Sunday at the Video Music Association awards, when he said an award she received should have gone to Beyonce.
"Kanye did call me, and he was very sincere in his apology, and I accepted that apology," Swift told ABC News Tuesday. When asked if she "Everything would be all right between you guys, ", Swift said, "Yeah, definitely."
"The support that I got from other artists and from the fans and from so many peoples ticking up for me, that's what got me to the place where I could accept that apology," Swift said.
Swift won an award for best female artist video Sunday. While talking, West grabbed the microphone from her and said Beyonce deserved the award. He was booed and later told to leave the Radio City Music Hall in New York where the awards took place. Beyonce appeared shocked over West's actions and later gave Swift time to finish her speech.
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CD reviews for Taylor Swift
Part Behind The Music style documentary and part concert film, Taylor Swift's new Blu-ray release offers an interesting hybrid approach to the typical live performance video - an approach that hits more than it misses. "Journey To Fearless" focuses on Swift's meteoric rise from aspiring grade-school singer/songwriter to award-winning country and pop megastar while sprinkling in live performances. Hardcore Swift fans will find a lot to love on this single-disc set (which is also ...
Taylor Swift has made the best CD of her young career with her fourth CD. The biggest difference is that Swift's singing, spotty on previous releases and live performances, is far far superior here.
Swift wrote all 14 songs here, which like her other albums tend to deal with relationships that have gone south. Swift's songwriting always has been one of her strengths, and that continues to be the case here - both lyrically and musically. Put simply, Swift knows a lot about penning ...
Taylor Swift took the county world by storm with her huge selling debut and its five hit singles. With a huge marketing push and myspace, Swift was on her way. Kind of like an Avril Lavigne for the teen female country set.
Sophomore slump? There's no indication of that. Swift once again writes her material - all 13 songs here with help sometimes from Liz Rose, Colbie Caillat and John Rich. Swift writes of what she knows about - relationships and teen love come and gone in songs speak to her fans. ...
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