Jake Gyllenhaal Finally Addresses Those Rumours About Taylor Swift’s ‘All Too Well’

@KirstieMAllsopp.....I expect better from you.” Kirstie replied to the fan, saying: “Absolutely, I expect better from myself.”After owning up to the error, she added: “We have already done terrible damage to the elderly, to children and to other vulnerable groups. “We focused so much on the risk from Covid and ignoring the toll that isolation & fear takes on people’s mental and physical health.”Fans responded with mixed feelings about the TV host’s views. @Hghopcroft said: “Agreed! I avoided the hospital for too long, which meant, unbeknown to me, my cancer was spreading. “Resulted in longer treatment. Could have been avoided.

Death in Paradise star Ralf Little has taken to Twitter to hit back at Nigel Farage after he shared his thoughts on P&O Ferries sacking its UK seafarers and replacing them with cheap agency staff yesterday.The actor, 42, has previously made his thoughts on Brexit clear in previous social media posts and today couldn't resist weighing on what the Leave vote meant, more than two years after the UK left the European Union.GB News presenter Nigel shared his views on the subject with his 1.6 million Twitter followers.He wrote: "It is disgrace that cheap foreign workers will replace 800 sacked P&O Ferries staff."Brexit was about putting our people first," he added.However, DI Neville Parker actor Ralf was quick to hit back at the statement.Sharing the MP's tweet, the BBC star simply wrote: "……………… was it?"The Brexit party leader's post comes a day after P&O Ferries sparked outrage amongst politicians and workers for firing their employees.The shocking news of the 800 seafarers being sacked was delivered to P&O workers via a pre-recorded video message, which was delivered by a company executive.As a result, Britain's busiest port, Dover, experienced severe delays, with threats of a standoff as trade unions urged their members to defy any instructions to leave P&O ships.Following Ralf's response, the actor's followers took to his post to weigh in on the matter.Twitter user @johnwiththatcat replied to Ralf: "Well, if by "our people" he's referring to himself and his Kremlin backed Vote Leave associates and their bank balances, then yes, they certainly were put first."@Bocafuente added: "Yeah, but by “our people” he doesn’t mean us, he means *his* people."@mufc_jk penned: "By 'our people' he actually means corrupt, greedy

Despite the latest figures showing Universal Credit claimants are down across the East Kilbride Strathaven and Lesmahagow constituency, MP Lisa Cameron says not enough is being done to help people in poverty.

The Metropolitan Police will appeal against a High Court ruling that it breached the rights of organisers of a vigil for Sarah Everard with its handling of the event, the force has said.

Meghan Markle is due to launch her very own podcast with Spotify later this year, after her and Prince Harry signed a "multi-million pound" deal to produce content.

Andrew Bird has shared his upbeat new single ‘Atomized’ – you can listen to it below.The track was inspired by late journalist and author Joan Didion, who died last December.Didion wrote several novels and screenplays over the course of her career; she is best known for her non-fiction work, including the 1968 essay collection Slouching Towards Bethlehem which took its title from the poem The Second Coming by W. B.

Prince‘s estate is currently locked in a legal battle with an Ohio winery which is selling a “Purple Rain Concord” wine.The late hitmaker’s estate sued L’uva Bella Winery last summer, demanding the cancellation of the ‘Purple Rain’ trademark awarded to the beverage company back in 2019. It argued that a “likelihood of confusion” and “false suggestion of a connection” with Prince were grounds for its petition.In a new filing obtained by Rolling Stone, the winery has put forth a bold new defence, claiming that the late musician’s famed disdain for alcohol means that consumers would never link the singer or his legacy to its product.“To the extent Prince was famous, he was equally famous for his disdain of alcohol,” lawyers for L’uva Bella Winery wrote in a new motion filed with the US Trademark Trial and Appeal Board.“Prince was a teetotaler who despised alcohol,” the filing continues.

Peaky Blinders has responded to some criticism of the latest season.While the season has been largely praised by critics and fans alike, some have criticised the pacing of the show and its lack of action when compared to previous seasons.Director Anthony Byrne, who worked on both seasons five and six, told Radio Times that he has “no problem” with criticism but added: “you can’t continue to give people what they’re expecting.”He continued: “You’re taking a show like Peaky that is culturally relevant, it’s a TV phenomenon, and there’s an expectation of, ‘I want Arthur kicking the s**t out of people and I want Tommy being Tommy and more Peaky stuff.’“Season four was that. Season four was a gangster season with the Italians and the Peakys.

Gangs of New York), to choices that are more controversial (Hugh Grant in Love Actually? Yes, really!)And while you’re here, why not also sample the inverse of this strange occurrence – brilliant performances in otherwise terrible movies…Gyllenhaal is guilty of too much acting in Denis Villeneuve’s grimy child-abduction thriller. While the other A-listers that surround him (including Hugh Jackman and Viola Davis) bury themselves in grief and rage, Gyllenhaal seems to be in a different film entirely. He’s all twitches and facial tics, injecting off-putting weirdness in a movie that absolutely doesn’t need it.

Ambulance.His co-star Yahya Abdul-Mateen II contributed to a recent cover profile of Gyllenhaal, and discussed seeing Gyllenhaal take control of the camera himself.“There were times when he would take the camera from Mike [Bay] and then you look around and Jake is shooting the scene,” Abdul-Mateen II told Esquire.“I had never seen anything like that before. I’m curious about those things, but I would never ask the director if I could shoot a scene.”Gyllenhaal had said, discussing Bay, that while “Michael can be brash, and he can be awkward” he enjoyed the shoot, with Abdul-Mateen saying the actor “made the entire set his playground” and added that “Jake loves the camera”.Meanwhile, Jake Gyllenhaal recently addressed the extended 10-minute version of Taylor Swift’s ‘All Too Well’, a song long rumoured to be about their past relationship.Fans of Swift have long believed the song draws on her romantic relationship with Gyllenhaal between October 2010 to March 2011.“It has nothing to do with me.

Jake Gyllenhaal shared rare comments about his 'wonderful relationship' with his girlfriend Jeanne Cadieu.In a new interview with Esquire, the 41-year-old actor opened up about his nearly four year relationship with the 25-year-old model, which they both tend to keep very private.'In a lot of ways, we’re family,' he said of Jeanne. 'I’m in a relationship that is full of love and support.

Jake Gyllenhaal is sharing some rare insight into his relationship with Jeanne Cadieu.

Taylor Swift‘s ‘All Too Well’, a song long rumoured to be about their past relationship.The extended cut, which featured on Swift’s re-recorded version of 2012 album ‘Red’ last year, was the original version of the song Swift first wrote before she cut it down to the five-and-a-half-minute one that appeared on ‘Red’. It features additional verses and arrived alongside an accompanying short film.Fans of Swift have long believed the song draws on her romantic relationship with Gyllenhaal between October 2010 to March 2011.Following the release of ‘Red (Taylor’s Version)’ and the extended version of ‘All Too Well’ in November, speculation that the song was written about Gyllenhaal reemerged, and the actor received a wave of backlash from Swift’s fans on his social media accounts – so much so that he turned comments off on Instagram.Gyllenhaal, in an interview with Esquire published February 17, has opened up about the experience.

Jake Gyllenhaal is over the decisiveness. The 41-year-old actor recently opened up to Esquire where he finally broke his silence on all the Taylor Swift drama that has followed him since they dated over ten years ago.

Oscar nominee Jake Gyllenhaal has blasted the cyberbullying against him that stemmed from his ex-flame Taylor Swift releasing a 10-minute version of her thinly-veiled 2012 song All Too Well on November 12.'I'm not unaware that there's interest in my life,' the 41-year-old actor told Esquire on Thursday.'At some point, I think it's important when supporters get unruly that we feel a responsibility to have them be civil and not allow for cyberbullying in one's name. That begs for a deeper philosophical question.

For years, fans have trolled Jake Gyllenhaal over Taylor Swift’s “All Too Well,” a song that many believe is about their whirlwind, three-month relationship back in 2010. When Swift released a re-recorded version of the track over a decade later in 2021, Gyllenhaal was making headlines yet again—and now, the actor is hitting back at the “cyberbullying” he faced from the singer’s fans.

Taylor Swift All Too Well palaver. Grab the popcorn!Last year there was a whole thing when Taylor – who dated Jake for a hot minute in 2010 – released the 10-minute version of the break-up song All Too Well, long believed to be about Jake.However, much like when it was first released in 2012, amid chatters Jake still needed to return Taylor’s scarf, courtesy of the lyrics, the Donnie Darko actor has remained positively shtum about the song and its potential links to him.That it until now.Speaking to Italian Esquire, Jake was quizzed on fans’ fascination with the track and its lyrics, but he noted: ‘It has nothing to do with me.

Red has just been released. To accompany the 10-minute version “All Too Well," her emotional trainwreck of a song, Swift reveals she directed starring Sadie Sink and Dylan O'Brien. It is immediately and widely accepted that Gyllenhaal, who Swift dated for about 3 months from 2010-2011, is the villain of the story despite no direct confirmation from the singer herself.

Zack Sharf Jake Gyllenhaal said in a new interview with Esquire magazine that he does not resent Taylor Swift’s over the extended version of “All Too Well” that was released last fall as part of her re-released album, “Red (Taylor’s Version).” The original song debuted in October 2012 and is widely considered to be Swift’s greatest track. Fans have long speculated that “Red” covers events from Swift and Gyllenhaal’s three-month-or-so relationship. The extended “All Too Well” was released with an accompanying short film that reignited speculation about Gyllenhaal’s role in Swift’s heartbreak.

In one of the few times since 2010, Jake Gyllenhaal, 41, is talking about Taylor Swift, 32. Three months after Taylor released the 10-minute version of “All Too Well,” one of the songs fans have speculated for years is about her brief relationship with Jake, the actor is revealing his reaction to Taylor’s music.

Jake Gyllenhaal is finally opening up about Taylor Swift's 2012 song, «All Too Well.» The 32-year-old singer, who dated Gyllenhaal for several months in 2010, brought their romance back into the spotlight last year with the re-release of, an album which features several songs widely thought to be about Gyllenhaal, including a 10-minute version of «All Too Well.»In a new profile for, the 41-year-oldactor reacts to Swift's lyrics, saying specifically of «All Too Well» that «it has nothing to do with me.»«It’s about her relationship with her fans. It is her expression,» he tells the magazine.