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Edinburgh-based charity, the Edinburgh Food Project, excitedly revealed that global pop sensation Taylor Swift, known for her hit songs such as 'Love Story' and 'Shake It Off', has made a generous donation.They got to know about this heartwarming gesture as the first of Swift's record-breaking concerts unfolded at Murrayfield stadium recently.The Edinburgh Food Project could barely contain their delight, saying thank you to the American singer-songwriter on social media.Their post read: "As fans gathered at @MurrayfieldStad on Friday for the first of three record-breaking gigs, we found out that @taylorswift13 would be making a donation to support foodbanks across the city.Thank you so much Taylor. Want to help? Donate £13 (#IYKYK): https://tinyurl.com/3et43bwx." Swift's fans, enamoured after hearing of her philanthropic move, flooded the post with comments praising the 'Folklore' singer reports Wales Online.

skipped the 2024 Emmys on Sept. 15.

In a massive surprise for her UK fans attending The Eras Tour, global sensation Taylor Swift divulged the names of three fellow artists who will be sharing the stage with her at the upcoming June gigs in London's Wembley Stadium. Currently sweeping across Europe on her fully-booked tour, Taylor's first UK performance will start next Friday, June 7 at Edinburgh's Murrayfield Stadium, where she plans to dazzle in three separate shows.

sparked by a squabble over Formula 1 driver Lewis Hamilton’s RSVP. (The issue: why was he still on the guest list, despite having declined?) The party-planning duo and activist investor Peltz are now locked in competing lawsuits: he’s suing them for the $159,000 deposit he paid while the pair has fired back with a countersuit that seeks $50,000 in damages. The tussle continues. That unseemly public spat serves as a reminder that the air-kissing world of party planning isn’t as carefree and glamorous as it strains to appear.

sparked by a squabble over Formula 1 driver Lewis Hamilton’s RSVP. (The issue: why was he still on the guest list, despite having declined?) The party-planning duo and activist investor Peltz are now locked in competing lawsuits: he’s suing them for the $159,000 deposit he paid while the pair has fired back with a countersuit that seeks $50,000 in damages. The tussle continues. That unseemly public spat serves as a reminder that the air-kissing world of party planning isn’t as carefree and glamorous as it strains to appear.