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Taylor Swift's highly anticipated concerts in Vienna have been cancelled due to a possible security threat. The shows, which were scheduled for Thursday, Friday, and Saturday at the Ernst Happel Stadium, were called off following the arrest of two individuals suspected of planning Islamist attacks in the region.

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Chappell Roan, the rising US pop sensation, has taken to TikTok to address the disturbing and inappropriate behavior she's been experiencing both online and in person as her star continues to ascend. In two heartfelt TikToks that have collectively garnered over 12 million views, the singer expressed her frustration with the harassment and boundary-crossing actions she's faced, from being yelled at from car windows to online bullying and even stalking.

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Sabrina Carpenter is shedding light on her close friendship with Taylor Swift, which deepened after the "Espresso" singer, 25, joined Swift, 34, on her international Eras Tour last year.

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Taylor Swift was seen publicly for the first time since the cancellation of her Vienna concerts, following the discovery of a terrorist plot. The Grammy-winning artist was photographed on August 13 exiting Annabel's, a private club in London, where she attended a gathering for her Eras Tour staff. This appearance comes just two days before she is set to continue her tour in London on August 15.

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Rising music star PinkPantheress has announced the cancellation of her upcoming tour dates, citing a need to prioritize her physical health and overall wellbeing. The 23-year-old artist, who has been touring with Olivia Rodrigo in the US, shared the news through a series of Instagram posts.

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The closing ceremony for the Paris Olympics will bring out several stars: Billie Eilish, Snoop Dogg and Red Hot Chili Peppers are scheduled to perform Sunday.

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Barbara Butch, the DJ who performed at the Paris Olympics opening ceremony, is taking legal action following a wave of online abuse. The controversy stems from a segment of the show that some interpreted as mocking Leonardo da Vinci's "The Last Supper."