by Jessica Hyndman 27 mins ago

Are you ready for more Taylor Swift? Good, because there’s a new Target commercial starring the “Shake It Off” singer, and it contains about 30 seconds of a never-before-heard track off of 1989.

“You got the long hair, slicked back, white T-shirt,” she sings, “And I got that good girl faith and a tight little skirt/ And when we go crashing down, we come back every time/ Because we never go out of style.”

Although the YouTube description for the shortened version of the spot suggests that the song is titled “Never Go Out Of Style,” that is probably just a case of poor wording. (The error appears corrected in the longer version’s description.) The song is likely the highly anticipated “Style,” which Taylor teased in her Rolling Stone cover story last month.

As in hinted in RS, the song’s lyrics definitely seem to conjure up one of Swift’s ex-boyfriends, Harry Styles of One Direction — the rumored inspiration for another recently released 1989 track, “Out Of The Woods.”

Related: Taylor Swift’s “Living In A Big Ol’ City” In “Welcome To New York”

The “Steal My Girl” singer has been known to rock a plain, white T on the regular, and he definitely sports a long, slicked-back hairstyle. But, I guess we’ll have to wait until the song drops in full to know for sure.

Taylor Swift’s fifth studio album, 1989, will be released on October ...

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by Josh Wigler 15 mins ago

“An eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth.”

Jax Teller began the final season of “Sons of Anarchy” pulling teeth out of a man’s skull. Now, his violent acts have cost one of his closest allies an eye, and quite possibly his life. Somewhere in the great beyond, Hammurabi is laughing at the irony. (And yes, Hammurabi is a “Sons of Anarchy” fan. Who knew?)

No more time to waste. We’re in full-on SPOILER mode to talk about “Greensleeves,” one of the biggest episodes of this very bloody season.

A New Shot of Juice

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Somehow, Juice’s continued survival isn’t the biggest story of the night — even if it is a big deal. Against all conventional wisdom, SAMCRO elects to keep Juice alive, and in active play. In order to earn his way back into the club’s good graces, Juice is sent on what could very well be a suicide mission to get himself locked up in prison, so that he can kill Henry Lin on Jax’s behalf.

“I know it’s a big risk,” Jax says, in what’s easily one of the biggest understatements in the show’s seven-season history. Chibs insists that all Juice wants is to return to the fold of the club. Is he right?

Juice does as he’s told, shooting at cops and getting locked up as a result. But the plan doesn’t fully work. Instead of landing in gen-pop alongside Lin, Juice is locked away in a cell for two. He gains a roommate who claims ...

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by Maurice Bobb 1 min ago

Meek Mill is not officially a free man yet, but the Maybach Music Group rapper just let a new song go free for the streets titled, “F–k You Mean.”

The Philly representer hasn’t tweeted from his Twitter account since July, but somehow, someway, he got the word out about his new song.

Coincidentally — or maybe not — the hard-charging track features Lil Boosie Boosie Badazz who was just released from prison himself earlier this year.

“I ask yo b—h do all this money make her nervous, she doing good and Imma pay her for her service,” Mill raps. “When bosses talkin’ shut yo mouth if you a worker, cause I been workin’ chasing money like I’m hurtin’/ Getting p—y in my Maybach, I think the driver heard us.”

The Baton Rouge MC, who recently dropped the “Lil” from his stage name, jumps in with the same lyrical fury as his cohort.

“I keep a hundred grand in these Robin jeans, what the f–k you mean?/ B—hes left me in prison, they threw away they dreams/ I’m the leader of a Mad Max murder team.”

No word on whether this banger will end up on Meek’s upcoming album, Dreams Worth More Than Money, but even if it doesn’t make the cut, this is a sign that he’ll be bringing the heat when he comes home.

by Matthew Scott Donnelly 28 mins ago

Avoiding a scathing sexual review on something called a “Dude Database” would be a relief for most, but for Jake Rosati, it’s the pits.

On tonight’s “Awkward” episode, Jake, who’s reformed since his brief tenure as a jerk, lamented the fact that he was seen as nothing more than an innocent puppy dog by Palos Hills’ ladies. While Matty McKibben was likened to a player and “#ManWhore McKibben,” Jake was the emblem of an innocent golden boy who’d earn resounding approval from your parents. GROSS!

Jake’s still struggling a bit to accept his role as nice guy, but if he needs a little push, here are seven upstanding gentlemen who prove there’s no harm in not being a d***.

Cory Matthews

When your teacher — and later, principal — lives next door, you’ve got to mind your Ps and Qs. But even if Mr. Feeny were miles away, we suspect Cory wouldn’t have been any less amicable. The “Boy Meets World” character only ever loved one girl, his shoulder was tailor-made for leaning on and he still managed to be a favorite of his high school and college classmates.

Ted Mosby

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Ted’s quest to find a soulmate on “How I Met Your Mother” was, at times, more endearing to ladies than a goldendoodle who’d been conditioned to shake hands. It took him awhile to find his leading lady but find her, he did. If only he hadn’t ...

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by John Walker 38 mins ago

Last week, Kesha filed a lawsuit against Dr. Luke, claiming that he had abused and, in one instance, sexually assaulted her in the years that they had worked together.

Newly unsealed court documents from the past, however, appear to contradict those allegations, at least if taken at face value.

“Dr. Luke never made sexual advances at me,” the “Timber” singer, born Kesha Rose Sebert, is quoted swearing under oath in a deposition from 2011.

She was in the middle of a legal battle with her former management company, DAS Communications, which had sued her and Luke in 2010 over a contractual dispute and alleged owed finances.

Related: A History Of Kesha & Dr. Luke’s Complicated Working Relationship

The 27-year-old artist denied that she and Dr. Luke — a.k.a. Lukasz Gottwald, the man who executive-produced her second studio album, Warrior — had ever had an “intimate relationship.”

She also denied that he had ever given her coke or roofies, although she said she didn’t know whether he had ever given her “drugs that are not purchasable at the pharmacy.”

When asked if she had ever woken up in his hotel bed, unable to recall what had happened, she answered: “I don’t remember.”

In another deposition, Kesha’s mother, Pebe Sebert, denied prior knowledge of a sexual relationship between her daughter and Luke. She also denied ever hearing about the producer supplying Kesha with drugs of any kind.

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