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Keleigh Sperry is over Joe Alwyn!

After the release of Taylor Swift‘s new album, The Tortured Poets Department, Miles Teller‘s wife showed love to her pal by listening the one very specific track!

Bud Light unveiled a preview of their Super Bowl LVIII commercial, which they announced that they will debut a new character from its universe and advertise its 'Easy to Drink, Easy to Enjoy' website. As Steppenwolf's Magic Carpet Ride follows in the background, a man in a Broncos jersey begins on a close up on a quilted Bud Light jacket. Dylan Mulvaney (right), a transgender activist, has been trying to distance themselves from the backlash surrounding the company's relationship.

On Saturday, the stars were out in full force to attend a pre-Emmy party at the Chateau Marmont in West Hollywood. In a formfitting white gown, Eiza Gonzales sparkled, while Miles Teller and his stunning wife, Keleigh Sperry, looked so loved up as they led the pack of A-listers descending on Bar Marmont ahead of Monday's upcoming awards show. Jason Momoa, Chris Rock, Florence Pugh, Chase Crawford, Shailene Woodley, Tobey Maguire, Melissa Barrera, Sophia Bush, and Jason Sudeikis were among the celebrity-studded soirees.

According to a source who spoke exclusively with Kylie, her 'protective' nature in her relationship with her new boyfriend is the reason why she dropped Selena's attempt to contact Timothee at the Golden Globes. Selena, 31, went viral after she was caught on camera during Sunday night's service, and Keleigh Sperry was caught on camera. According to a source, 'Kylie does not feel threatened by her presence, but she is extremely concerned about her friendship with Timothee.' She loves him and isn't about to let him go.' Women would like to have more than what they have.'

Selena Gomez has tried to put down rumors that she and Taylor Swift were gossiping about Kylie Jenner and Timothee Chalamet at the Golden Globes on Sunday, despite a forensic lip reader confirming the pair were not. Video from their table showed Gomez, 31, Swift, 34, and Miles Teller 's wife Keleigh Sperry having an extremely animated discussion - with a somber Selena waxing lyrical to a shocked Taylor and Keleigh, before the latter is clearly heard clarifying: 'with Timothee?' Selena nods.

After her debriefing with friends Taylor Swift and Keleigh Sperry at the Beverly Hilton reception, the Only Murders In The Building became viral. Viewers blasted the conversation by claiming that Selena was bringing her friends together for an uncomfortable encounter with couple of the moment, Kylie Jenner and Timothee Chalamet.

In a viral video captured at the Golden Globes on Sunday night, Selena Gomez and Taylor Swift chatted about Kylie Jenner and Timothee Chalamet. Video from their table showed Gomez, 31, Swift, 34, and Miles Teller 's wife Keleigh Sperry having an extremely animated discussion - with a somber Selena waxing lyrical to a shocked Taylor and Keleigh, before the latter is clearly heard clarifying: 'with Timothee?' Selena nods are welcome.

Keleigh Sperry, Taylor Swift's Golden Globes date, shared a series of snaps showcasing their identical sequined looks. The actress, 31, took to Instagram after the celebrity-studded gathering on Sunday to post photos of her arriving with the singer, 34, and their arms tied together at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Beverly Hills. Keleigh compared her appearances to those worn by the iconic best friend pair from the 1997 comedy film Romy and Michele's High School Reunion, not Travis Kelce.

Miles Teller's wife, Keleigh Sperry, revealed she purchased the dazzling opal ring her pal Taylor Swift wore on her 34th birthday, not boyfriend Travis Kelce. The 31-year-old actress took to Instagram to announce that the piece of jewelry was actually from her after fans were led to believe that the stunning, pear-shaped necklace was from the Kansas City Chiefs actress. The Californian-born influencer wrote on her Instagram Story, 'I love this ring I had made for my friend, she's bejeweled.' 'Love you, T!'Sperry also shared a video of Swift marveling over the gems as the singer raved: 'This is unreal, Keleigh!Opal and blue topazes, wow!' 'This is like a present for Elizabeth Taylor, not me,' Swift gushed, clearly taken aback by Sperry's thoughtfulness.'

Miles Teller and his partner Keleigh Sperry were seen reveling in a luxurious bit of Christmas shopping on Tuesday. The Hollywood hot couple spent a visit to XIV Karats, a Beverly Hills jeweler with a speciality in diamonds, with less than a week to do before the big day. The smoldering Top Gun: The Maverick heartthrob could be seen clutching a small bag from the boutique as he entered the parking lot.

Keleigh Sperry has delighted Swifties with another never-before-seen snap from Taylor Swift's 34th birthday bash. In New York last week, Keleigh was photographed posing with Taylor, Zoe Kravitz, and husband Miles Teller as they commemorated the pop star's special day. Keleigh, 31, also posted another snapshot never seen by viewers - a group snapshot that prominently featured Taylor's enormous new ring, which has sparked a lot of buzz among fans.

Swifties got another look at Taylor Swift’s star-studded birthday party, all thanks to her bestie Keleigh Sperry! Persuaded readers know that the pop star celebrated her 34th birthday in New York City last week, dining dinner at Freeman's Restaurant before partying at The Box. Travis Kelce, her boyfriend, was unfortunately absent. But Taylor didn’t spend the special day alone! Miles Teller and his partner Keleigh were among her many close friends around her.

The singer, 34, had a good night out on the town with her partner Selena Gomez, although she seemed to have skipped Time Magazine's gala, where she was named Person of the Year. Taylor rang in the first hours of her birthday with the company, and she was seen leaving Parcelle Restaurant in New York at 12.22 a.m. after starting her celebrations.

Taylor Swift spent time with her close friends Miles Teller and his wife Keleigh Sperry on Tuesday night, just days before she was set to be honoured at a gala for Time Magazine's People of the Year. Despite being on the front page of the magazine's Person of the Year issue, the 34-year-old hitmaker seemed to have decided against attending the exhibition in order to celebrate her birthday with her pals a day ahead of time. As the trio visited the swanky members-only club Zero Bond, she seamlessly combined casual and chic styles with a striking leather trench coat.

Benoit Garbe, the beer giant's CMO, is expected to step down at the end of the year after Anheuser Busch InBev's disappointing third quarter results, but Bud Light continues to fail financially. Garbe's tenure as the company's CMO for only over two years was marred by a marketing fiasco in April, where a Bud Light collaboration with Mulvaney resulted in a customer boycott and a substantial decline in sales. Bud Light's worst-case scenario ended in a devastating stretch, with repeated double-digit revenue drops on a near-weekly basis. The company's marketing outraged even resulted in some stores selling the beer for less than half of the original price, even as the parent company lost a staggering $6 billion in market capital six days after the promotion. The summer slump halted in third-quarter results, as the company saw a 13.5 percent decrease in revenue per 100 liters, a key indicator for beer sales.

Molson Coors, a company located in Golden, Colorado, about 15 miles west of Denver, is sticking by its sponsorship, with the parade titled "The Coors Light Denver Pride Parade" scheduled for Sunday. Many well-known companies, such as fellow alcohol manufacturer Absolute and retailers like Verizon, Visa, Walmart, Amazon, and Target have all backed the venture. However, local LGBT+ rights activists believe that Coors sticking by the parade is a bad business move in the aftermath of the Dylan Mulvaney controversy.

Bud Light has taken to Twitter for the first time in months as it continues to recover from the Dylan Mulvaney partnership backlash. On Thursday, the brand revealed a tweet announcing a new ad campaign. The partnership with trans Mulvaney resulted in protests and saw sales decrease by more than 26%. It also lost its position as the best-selling beer in the country.

Bud Light saw sales decrease by 28% this week, the week ended on June 10. It's a bigger decline from the week ending on June 3, where it saw a 24.4 percent decline and surpassed the worst drop of nearly 26% on May 25. The company's suspensions have occurred months after the company's failed relationship with trans influencer Dylan Mulvaney came as boycotts against Bud Light persist. Bud Light has seen declines in sales and billions in market value in two months.

After criticizing the brand's treatment of transgender rights activist Dylan Mulvaney's relationship, a gay bar in Minneapolis has dropped Anheuser-Busch products from its beer line. The Saloon, the city's longest-running gay bar, announced that it would be replaced with beers from local breweries ahead of its Pride festivities. Anheuser-Busch lost $27 billion in value as a result of a Mulvaney campaign that shocked conservatives. After failing to assist Mulvaney after the backlash, the corporation sparked social outrage.

Catarina Tucker, the operator of Barnastics, a mobile bartending business, told Fox News that there has been a "significant shift" away from Bud Light among her clients recently. The Anheuser-Busch owned brand became embroiled in controversies in April over a campaign it did with transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney. Bud Light has seen a 26% sales decline and has lost millions of dollars in market value.

Flagstaff Pride's annual festival is still scheduled to take place in small-town Arizona next Saturday, but the embattled beer brand will not be funded by the brewery, as shown by social media. The news came less than 24 hours after the 27-year-old LGBTQ group revealed advertisements that mistakenly billed Bud Light as a sponsor, sparking controversy from publications such as The Washington Free Beacon. Organizers also released an updated poster, this one without the words 'presented by Bud Light' tagline.' It also gave a vague explanation as to why they included the organization as a sponsor in the first place. The festival, in the meantime, features several drag artists with scantily themed social media pages, but it does not encourage attendees under the age of 16 to bring a guardian. The flop seemed to be a lampoon on the backlash that has been felt since the firm's humiliating flameout with Dylan Mulvaney, a transgender influencer, was a lampoon.

Captiv8, an eight-year-old marketing company headquartered in San Francisco, caters to various multinational clients, as well as the 26-year-old transgender protester. According to the small company's website, it operates out of a modest San Mateo office and uses a company model that blends social media influencers with blue chip companies like Walmart, American Express, Twitter, and KraftHeinz. In a series of interviews in mainstream media, dot.com millionaire Krishna Subramanian, who sold ad network BlueLithium to Yahoo in 2007, has since branded himself as an expert in 'influencer marketing.' Moreover, a video on the ad agency's website announces that there are over '30 million creators' in the comparatively obscure company's farm system, although an insider told viewers that there was a lot of chatter' among employees about whether the backlash would ever reach their offices.

In the aftermath of the uproar surrounding Bud Light's collaboration with Dylan Mulvaney, a senior executive at Anheuser-Busch has been put on leave. Daniel Blake, Anheuser-Busch vice president for mainstream brands, has resigned from his job only days after Bud Light's VP of marketing, Alissa Heinerscheid, took a leave of absence. Blake is Heinerscheid's manager, and the move highlights the market's infighting over Bud Light's contract with Mulvaney, which is worth more than $100 billion.

Ad Age announced on Friday that Alissa Heinerscheid had taken a leave of absence, and Budweiser global marketing VP Todd Allen has been promoted to her role. Her team created the traumatic relationship with transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney, which prompted a halt in the beer and knocked the market value down by $6 billion. In an interview with the Make Yourself at Home podcast on March 30, she discussed how she planned to erase Bud Light's 'fratty' image and embrace inclusivity in order to attract a young generation of drinkers. According to reports, a junior marketing executive rather than a top-level employee made the decision to work with Mulvaney, but Anheuser-Busch's CEO weighed in, saying they never intended to divide people.