Teddy Geiger

Taylor Swift is never afraid to write about people she loves (including executives, nemeses, and families), and fans are curious if they're about to get another one. Swift, 33, unveiled the track list for her forthcoming album "Speak Now" (Taylor's Version), which includes six previously unreleased tracks from her debut on "Speak Now," which includes six songs she wrote during the original "Speak Now" period that she refers to as "vault" songs. "When Emma Falls in Love" is one of the songs that has a lot of people asking if it was about actor (and Swift's friend) Emma Stone. Stone, 34, appeared on Swift's Eras tour in March and told Vanity Fair about it in an article published on June 5th, sharing some of their long-lasting friendship. "I've been following her since we were 17 and 18, so she hooked me up, which was very nice because I know those tickets are impossible to get," she said. According to Stone, they appeared about 2006, about two years before Swift began recording on "Speak Now" in 2008 and 2009.

Last month, YDE spent a week in London and Paris. While her brother was robbed, one friend chipped a tooth on a scooter, and another friend lost a laptop on the train. The tragic chain of events mirrored the innocent and organic origins for the 19-year-old Australian pop artist's debut EP, Send Help, which was released today (September 9). YDE told them how she broke her wrist the day she met pop savant and Facet Records founder Justin Tranter, her primary co-writer, in March 2019.