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Taylor Swift’s Bassist Amos Heller Reveals ‘Eras Tour’ Book Club: What They’re Reading

Taylor Swift ‘s bassist, Amos Heller , revealed that some of the band has started an Eras Tour book club.

“We’re doing a tour book club and this passage from ‘A Tree Grows in Brooklyn’ stopped me short,” Heller, 47, wrote via his Instagram Story on Sunday, June 9.

The post included a passage from Betty Smith ’s 1943 semi-autobiographical novel that read: “June 22. Mama turned my mattress today and found my diary and read it. Everywhere I had the word drunk, she made me cross it out and write sick.”

Although it’s unclear whether Swift, 34, is part of the book club, she’s been busy rocking the stage on her record-breaking concert tour. Spanning 152 shows across five continents, the Eras Tour began in March 2023 and will wrap up in December. It’s already made history as the first tour to exceed $1 billion in revenue, making it the highest-grossing tour of all time.

Related: Every Time Taylor Swift Paused the ‘Eras Tour’ to Help Fans in the Crowd

Swift resumed performances in May following a two-month hiatus — and the release of her 11th studio album, The Tortured Poets Departments — continuing to perform her biggest hits in a reimagined setlist. Throughout the international dates, she’s proven to have a soft spot for her fans.

During her show on Friday, June 7, in Edinburgh, Scotland, Swift paused her acoustic performance of “Would’ve Could’ve Should’ve” when she noticed a fan in distress . In a video that has since gone viral, Swift called for help.

“She’s right there. I’m just gonna keep playing until somebody helps them, I’m gonna be singing this song,” Swift said while strumming her guitar.  “Just let me know. I can do this all night.”

Once someone located the fan, she shouted, “We’re good? Awesome!” before continuing the show.

Related: Every Viral Moment From Taylor Swift’s ‘Eras Tour’: Ghosts, Babies, Conspiracy T...

During the same concert, Swift congratulated a couple who got engaged mid-show.

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“I love performing this entire show in the sunlight because I’m pretty sure I just saw somebody get engaged over here,” she said, according to a social media video. “Did it happen? Yes! You have no idea, I never get to see that because it’s dark, usually.”

She continued: “But it’s not right now, so congratulations! I just saw that whole thing. Man, that’s amazing. Thanks for doing that at my concert! That’s a big moment.”

The Eras Tour spans Swift’s impressive career and features some band members — like Heller — who have been by her side since the beginning and a cast of 15 dancers who perform for more than three hours each night. Following her shows in Scotland, Swift is set to play three consecutive concerts in Liverpool, England, starting Thursday, June 13.

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TAYLOR SWIFT'S ERAS TOUR: A ONE IN A LIFETIME EXPERIENCE: A Celebration of 15 Years of Music,the Road to Success and Ultimate Fan Guide Paperback – August 16, 2023

Take a trip down memory lane with Taylor Swift on her Eras Tour! This once-in-a-lifetime experience takes you through all 10 of her studio albums, from her country roots to her pop superstardom.

From the scrappy beginnings of her "Fearless" era to the dark and mysterious "Reputation" era, Taylor has always been a master of reinvention. And on this tour, she's pulling out all the stops to give fans a truly unforgettable experience.

With elaborate stage sets, stunning costumes, and an incredible live band, the Eras Tour is a visual and auditory feast. But it's more than just a concert - it's a celebration of Taylor's music and her fans.

So whether you're a longtime Swiftie or just a casual fan, you won't want to miss this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to see Taylor Swift live.

Here are some of the things you can expect at the Eras Tour:

• A 3-hour, 44-song setlist that spans Taylor's entire musical career

• Elaborate stage sets that recreate the look and feel of each era

• Stunning costumes that pay homage to Taylor's iconic looks

• An incredible live band that brings the music to life

• A chance to sing along to all your favorite Taylor Swift songs

• And so much more!

The Eras Tour is a truly once-in-a-lifetime experience that you won't want to miss. So get your tickets today and join Taylor Swift on a journey through her musical evolution.

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Taylor Swift's Eras Tour book looks: See the beautiful book covers that scream Swift

If your TikTok feed is anything like ours, Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour has taken over your life. We set our watches to alert us when it’s secret song time , we text our Swifties group chat which outfits she’s wearing in any given show and of course we’ve hosted a friendship-bracelet-making night. 

And as book lovers, we figured the best thing to do with all of this energy and devotion… was to match book covers to Taylor’s different Eras costumes! (Please note, we’re just going for the covers here, not the actual content of the book.) 

If you have tickets to a later show date and are (somehow) avoiding tour spoilers, consider yourself warned.

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' Lover' era: 'Song of Silver, Flame Like Night' by Amélie Wen Zhao

You see the clock countdown on the screen. You hear a soft, repeated “it’s been a long time coming” –– and you know you’re about to have the best night of your life.

Up first in the Eras Tour is Taylor Swift’s 'Lover' era, in which Taylor emerges from a cloudlike petal in this gorgeous custom Atelier Versace bodysuit adorned with reflective blue, pink and silver jewels. 

These jewels perfectly match the cover of Amélie Wen Zhao’s "Song of Silver, Flame Like Night," a YA fantasy inspired by the mythology and folklore of ancient China. In this story, one girl must find out the secrets of her nation’s past — and unveil the demons that sleep in its center.

• "Song of Silver, Flame Like Night" for $16 at Amazon
• "Song of Silver, Flame Like Night" for $19 at Bookshop.org

Want to know what to read next? See our USA TODAY Best-selling Booklist

' Fearless' era: 'Lies We Sing to the Sea' by Sarah Underwood

Taylor goes back in time to her Grammy-award winning 'Fearless' era, with hand hearts, twirls and country twang. And yes, she’s ready to dance in a storm in this Roberto Cavalli gold dress. 

The fringe of this dress goes swimmingly with the golden waves featured on the cover of Sarah Underwood’s Sapphic Greek mythological fantasy "Lies We Sing to the Sea." If you’re a fan of "The Song of Achilles" by Madeline Miller or "Lore" by Alexandra Bracken, check this title out.

• "Lies We Sing to the Sea" for $18 at Amazon
• "Lies We Sing to the Sea" for $19 at Bookshop.org

' Evermore' era: 'Painted Devils' by Margaret Owen

Ethereal, witchy and so divine, the 'Evermore' era is next up! In a corseted and beaded yellow Etro dress, Taylor gives an homage to her opera-singing grandmother and sings fan-favorite "Champagne Problems" at the piano before a minutes-long break for applause. 

We love how cottage-core this dress is, and the vibes and detailing go hand-in-hand with Margaret Owen’s "Painted Devils." In this much-awaited sequel to "Little Thieves," we revisit Vanja, the adopted daughter of Death and Fortune as she accidentally starts a cult, much like intro to the "Evermore" set of the show! This is a classic-feeling fairy tale that will put you in the headspace for a full listen of your "Evermore" vinyl. 

• "Painted Devils" for $15 at Amazon
• "Painted Devils" for $20 at Bookshop.org

' Reputation' era: 'Eclipse' by Stephenie Meyer

Are you ready for it? The 'Reputation' era is bombastic, bold, and absolutely iconic –– just look at this Roberto Cavalli catsuit! 

Because "Reputation" is so unforgettable and also because we couldn’t get this image out of our heads from the moment we saw it, we think "Eclipse" by Stephenie Meyer is the best book look to go with it.

Don’t blame us, this pair is perfection.

• "Eclipse" for $14 at Amazon
• "Eclipse" for $16 at Bookshop.org

' Speak Now' era: 'Foul Lady Fortune' by Chloe Gong

We are so enchanted to meet you… and also to have "Speak Now (Taylor’s Version)" in our hands soon. We were all shocked that the "Speak Now" set of the Eras tour is only one song long, but what a song it is! And Taylor looks absolutely enchanting in this Nicole + Felicia ball gown. 

"Foul Lady Fortune" by Chloe Gong is not only an amazing color match for this dress, but there's also a trail of smoke emerging from the bottle on the cover, much like the smoke Taylor disappears into at the end of the song. Plus, for all the longtime Swifties, doesn’t the bottle remind you of the Wonderstruck perfume from the "Speak Now" era?

• "Foul Lady Fortune" for $18 at Amazon
• "Foul Lady Fortune" for $24 at Bookshop.org

' Red' era: 'A Fire Endless' by Rebecca Ross

Loving him was red, burning red… a fire endless, you might say. We are obsessed with this epic Ashish romper and matching coat that Taylor wears for all 10 minutes of "All Too Well" during the "Red" set of the Eras Tour. 

We love how the pop of the guitar puts the focus on the harp on the cover of Rebecca Ross’ "A Fire Endless," the sequel to her adult fantasy "A River Enchanted."

This duology makes a great comfort read for rainy days. It's inspired by Scottish folktales and feels like a modern classic. 

• "A Fire Endless" for $19 at Amazon
• "A Fire Endless" for $19 at Bookshop.org

' Folklore' era: 'The Great Transition' by Nick Fuller Googins

Moody, wistful and flowing, Taylor’s "Folklore" set features some of her most show-stopping vocals, especially when she kneels on the ground to belt "Illicit Affairs" in this bohemian-inspired Alberta Ferretti dress. 

The rippling fabric reminds us of water and sky, so "The Great Transition" by Nick Fuller Googins is a gorgeous fit. This is a climate utopia novel for fans of Emily St. John Mandel following a family navigating crisis –– it comes out in August, so preorder your copy!'

• "The Great Transition" for $25 at Amazon
• "The Great Transition" for $26 at Bookshop.org

' 1989' era: 'Revelle' by Lyssa Mia Smith

Swift is that girl in this Roberto Cavalli top and skirt. At first glance this set looks monochromatic, but up close the beading pattern reveals a complicated, kaleidoscope-like pattern. 

Welcome to New York! "Revelle" by Lyssa Mia Smith couldn’t be a better fit for this outfit if it tried. This magical YA fantasy is inspired by Moulin Rouge but set in Prohibition-era New York City. 

Oh, Taylor, we wish you would tell us when "1989 (Taylor’s Version)" is on its way!

• "Revelle" for $20 at Amazon
• "Revelle" for $19 at Bookshop.org

' Midnights' era: 'Glitterland' by Alexis Hall

Meet her at midnight! And by the "Midnights: set of the Eras Tour, it really is close to midnight! To close out her epic three and a half hour show, Taylor shimmers in this Oscar de la Renta bodysuit. 

What could be a better fit for our bejeweled queen than "Glitterland" by Alexis Hall ? This sparkling LGBTQ romance follows Ash Winters, a former literary darling turned pulpy crime-fiction writer and Darian Taylor, an Essex-lad who is flashy and full of life. Like Taylor’s "Midnights" album, this story focuses on mental health, specifically depression, and we loved watching their love unfold. Read this romance expecting plenty of mirror balls!

• "Glitterland" for $6 at Amazon
• "Glitterland" for $16 at Bookshop.org

Love these Looks as Books? We love to make them! Keep your eyes on USA Today and follow us on Instagram for the first look at our new pairings. If you make your own Eras Looks as Books, tag us @novelneighbor –– we want to see! 

Kassie King writes about books through our content partnership with The Novel Neighbor , an independently owned and operated bookstore in St. Louis.

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Prince William shakes it off as Taylor Swift's Eras Tour arrives in London

Prince William has enjoyed a birthday treat boogieing the night away at the first of Taylor Swift's Eras Tour concerts in London.

The prince was spotted dancing on the balcony of a private box at Wembley Stadium, where Swift kicked off the London leg of her global tour on Friday night local time.

The official account of the Prince and Princess of Wales on X later shared a behind-the-scenes photo of William posing for a selfie with Swift, alongside his two oldest children, Prince George and Princess Charlotte.

"Thank you @taylorswift13 for a great evening!" the post read.

Swift also shared a selfie with the royals, as well as her boyfriend Travis Kelce, wishing William a happy birthday.

"Happy Bday M8! London shows are off to a splendid start," she wrote.

Swift is set to play eight shows at Wembley Stadium, which has a capacity of 90,000, as part of her two-year-long world tour.

The opening night was star-studded, with Bridgerton actor Nicola Coughlan, Queer Eye's Jonathan Van Ness and model Cara Delevigne among those spotted in the crowd.

Labour leader Keir Starmer also shared a photo on social media of him and his wife in the stands.

Prince William's wife, Princess Catherine, marked his 42nd birthday a day earlier by sharing an image online of the prince and all three of the couple's children, George, Charlotte and Louis.

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Taylor Swift announces 'Eras' tour: 'It's a journey through all of my musical eras of my career'

Taylor Swift is going back on tour!

In a special announcement first shared on "Good Morning America," the " Midnights " singer said she will be embarking on tour again with music from all her "musical eras of my career."

"Good Morning America, it's Taylor," she said. "I wanted to tell you something that I've been so excited about for a really long time and I've been planning for ages, and I finally get to tell you I'm going back on tour. The tour is called the 'Eras' tour, and it's a journey through all of my musical eras of my career."

"It starts in U.S. stadiums and we will be releasing international dates as soon as we can," Swift continued. "And I have some brilliant opening acts coming along with me. And really, I'm just so excited that I get to look you guys in the eye and say thank you for everything."

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This is the eleven-time Grammy winner's first tour since her 2018 Reputation Tour and Swift will be supported by Paramore, beabadoobee, Phoebe Bridgers, girl in red, MUNA, HAIM, GAYLE, Gracie Abrams, and OWENN.

Swift partnered with Ticketmaster’s Verified Fan program so that they can register for presale tickets now through Wednesday, November 9 at 11:59 pm E.T. Once registered fans receive a code, they will have exclusive access to purchase tickets on Tuesday, November 15 starting at 10 a.m. local venue time.

Those tickets will start at $49 and go up to $449. Plus, VIP packages will start at $199 up to $899 on a first come, first served basis.

Verified fans from Swift's Lover Fest tour will also receive preferred access to participate in the TaylorSwiftTix Presale once registered with the same Ticketmaster Account as the previous purchase.

All other public ticket sales begin Friday, November 18 at 10 a.m. local venue time.

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The announcement of Swift's "Eras" tour comes nearly two weeks after she released her latest album, "Midnights," which has broken all sorts of records over the past few days, including the fastest-selling album of her career and being the first-ever artist to claim the Top 10 spots in the Billboard Hot 100 Chart at the safe time.

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On Monday, she made history as the first artist to claim the entire top 10 on the Billboard Hot 100 songs chart. And last week, she broke streaming records as "Midnights" became the most-streamed album in a single day, and Swift the most-streamed artist in a single day in Spotify history.

"Midnights" also broke the record for the biggest pop album of all time on Apple Music by first-day streams, and the song "Lavender Haze" debuted at No. 1 on Apple Music Top 100: Global.

"Thank you for this incredible week with 'Midnights' and everything that you've done for me," Swift told "GMA" in her announcement. "I just am very excited to see you. So hopefully, I see you soon."

The Eras Tour is presented by Capital One, produced by Taylor Swift Touring and promoted by the Messina Touring Group (MTG).

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Listen to Taylor Swift's sneak peek of new acoustic music leading up to Disney+ 'Eras Tour' film

Get ready, Swifties. Every day this week, Taylor Swift unveiled exclusive first looks at each of the four new acoustic songs featured in the Disney+ version of "Taylor Swift | The Eras Tour (Taylor's Version)."

MORE: 5 things to know about 'Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour' concert film heading to Disney+

On Friday, it was announced on "Good Morning America" that the acoustic version of "I Can See You" from "Speak Now (Taylor's Version)" is featured in the concert film. Watch the sneak peek in the video player above.

In the days leading up to the launch of "Taylor's Version," it was revealed that the other acoustic songs are "Death by a Thousand Cuts" from her 2019 album "Lover," "Maroon" from Swift's award-winning 10th studio album "Midnights," and "You Are in Love" from her 2014 album, "1989."

These songs were not featured in either of the previous theatrical or VOD versions.

"Taylor Swift | The Eras Tour (Taylor's Version)" is streaming now exclusively on Disney+. It dropped on Thursday, March 14 starting at 9 p.m. ET / 6 p.m. PT.

The Disney+ version shows the concert in its entirety for the first time and also includes Swift's hit song "Cardigan."

The history-making, cinematic experience from the 14-time Grammy-winning artist was directed by Sam Wrench. It grossed more than $260 million worldwide at the global box office, making it the top-selling concert film of all time.

In making the announcement Disney CEO Bob Iger said, "'The Eras Tour' has been a true phenomenon that has and continues to thrill fans around the world, and we are very excited to bring this electrifying concert to audiences wherever they are, exclusively on Disney+."

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Taylor Swift has been dazzling audiences with bejeweled outfit changes throughout her record-breaking Eras tour . With the addition of The Tortured Poets Department to her setlist , that also brought in new costumes for Swifties to gawk and admire. Unless you've scored tickets to the European leg of the Eras tour, you'll have to wait until the 34-year-old kicks off her second and final U.S. portion of the tour, but to help you pass the time, a new sticker book is bringing a new level of interactiveness beyond watching the movie version of the Eras tour and making friendship bracelets .

The unofficial Swiftie merch joins the ever-growing list of Taylor Swift books you can line your shelves with. Rather than delve into the history of the Grammy-winner's fashion though, this sticker book gives you the chance to dress the popstar up in outfits of your choosing.

While the Swift-inspired book doesn't come out until October 1, Amazon and Barnes & Noble are giving you the chance to preorder the book - and for up to 10% off. Once you preorder it, you'll be guaranteed a copy delivered to your door the moment it's released.

Keep reading to shop the merch below.

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Already, the sticker book has earned itself a label of Amazon No. 1 bestseller for children's performing arts fiction. There are 44 pages to play with featuring more than 500 sparkly stickers that'll let you mix and match outfits at home or on the go. The stickers are also reusable, which means you can create more than one "fearless" outfit each time you flip it open.

Louise Anglicas designed and illustrated the Swift-themed sticker book, but it's not her debut. This upcoming release is just one of 15 sticker books she's authored joining her mermaid , dancer and even The Nutcracker-inspired activity books.

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What to Watch this week: Taylor Swift's The Eras Tour struts onto Disney+, 9-1-1 moves to ABC

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Are you a Taylor Swift lover ? Fans already know all too well that her Eras Tour concert film — after playing in theaters last year — is now making its way to streaming, debuting this week on Disney+ and featuring four bonus acoustic tracks that weren't in the theatrical release.

Plus, after six seasons on Fox, 9-1-1 moves to ABC, kicking off its season with a huge cruise ship disaster. The comedy series Girls5eva also has a new home, switching from Peacock to Netflix for its third installment. Grey's Anatomy , Station 19 , and The Amazing Race are all back with new seasons as well. And Feud: Capote vs. the Swans and Masters of the Air both wrap up.

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Streaming The Madame Blanc Mysteries - Acorn TV Young Royals (season premiere) - Netflix The McBee Dynasty: Real American Cowboys (series debut) - Peacock Carpe DM (series debut) - The Roku Channel

Check Local Listings Finding Your Roots - PBS

8 p.m. 90 Day: The Single Life - TLC The Bachelor - ABC Love & Hip Hop: Miami - BET The Voice - NBC The Neighborhood - CBS MasterChef Junior - Fox Spring Baking Championship - Food Network / Max Queens - NatGeo

8:30 p.m. Bob Hearts Abishola - CBS 9 p.m. Below Deck - Bravo Stupid Pet Tricks - TBS, Discovery, truTV, Animal Planet Seeking Sister Wife - TLC / Max So You Think You Can Dance? - Fox Rock the Block - HGTV / Max Queens - NatGeo 10 p.m. Bad Romance (season finale) - ABC The Playboy Murders (season finale) - ID Deal or No Deal Island - NBC Queens - NatGeo Lakefront Empire (series debut) - HGTV

11 p.m. Queens (season finale) - NatGeo

Tuesday, March 12

Streaming Father Brown - BritBox Turning Point: The Bomb and the Cold War (docuseries debut) - Netflix Prisoner (series debut) - MHz Choice

Movies The Color Purple - Digital Silver Haze - VOD

8 p.m. Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta - MTV Vanderpump Rules - Bravo Night Court - NBC The Cleaning Lady - Fox Fixer to Fabulous: Italiano (series debut) - HGTV FBI - CBS

8:30 p.m. Extended Family - NBC

9 p.m. The Oval - BET Caught in the Act: Unfaithful - MTV Little People, Big World - TLC / Max Renovation Aloha - HGTV Alert: Missing Persons Unit - Fox The Voice - NBC Wildcard Kitchen (series debut) - Food Network The Lionheart (doc) - HBO / Max FBI: International - CBS

10 p.m. Shōgun - FX / Hulu 7 Little Johnstons (season premiere) - TLC Password (season premiere) - NBC

Wednesday, March 13

Streaming The New Look - Apple TV+ Sue's Places - ESPN+ Constellation - Apple TV+ Star Wars: The Bad Batch - Disney+ Little Wing (movie) - Paramount+ 8 p.m. Married at First Sight - Lifetime Survivor - CBS The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills (reunion, part 3) - Bravo The Masked Singer - Fox My 600-lb Life - TLC Teen Mom: Family Reunion (season premiere) - MTV The Conners - ABC

8:30 p.m. Not Dead Yet - ABC

9 p.m. Abbott Elementary - ABC Sistas - BET Family Law - The CW Trafficked Underworlds With Mariana Van Zeller - NatGeo Rico to the Rescue - HGTV / Max Animal Control - Fox Love Is Blind: The Reunion (special) - Netflix 9:30 p.m. Family Guy - Fox The Amazing Race (season premiere) - CBS

10 p.m. Feud: Capote vs. the Swans (season finale) - FX Judge Steve Harvey - ABC Resident Alien - Syfy On the Case With Paula Zahn - ID / Max

10:30 p.m. Prison Brides (season finale)- Lifetime

Thursday, March 14

Streaming Sesame Street - Max Halo - Paramount+ Tokyo Vice - Max Far North (season finale) - Sundance Now, AMC+ Supa Girlz - AllBlk Friends in Low Places: Building the Oasis - Amazon Prime Video Girls5eva (season premiere) - Netflix Invincible (midseason premiere) - Amazon Prime Video Apples Never Fall (series debut) - Peacock The Girls on the Bus (series debut) - Max Justice, USA (docuseries debut) - Max

Movies Land of Bad - Digital Frida (doc) - Amazon Prime Video

8 p.m. Next Level Chef - Fox Jersey Shore Family Vacation - MTV Young Sheldon - CBS 9-1-1 (season premiere) - ABC Law & Order - NBC

8:30 p.m. Ghosts - CBS 9 p.m. Married to Real Estate (season finale) - HGTV Son of a Critch - The CW Bold & Bougie - WE tv Summer House - Bravo Theresa Caputo: Raising Spirits - Lifetime Grey's Anatomy (season premiere) - ABC Taylor Swift | The Eras Tour (Taylor’s Version) - Disney+ Law & Order: SVU - NBC So Help Me Todd - CBS Farmer Wants a Wife - Fox 10 p.m. Botched - E! I Wasn't Expecting a Baby - Lifetime Station 19 (season premiere) - ABC True Crime Story: Smugshot (docuseries debut) - SundanceTV, AMC+, Sundance Now Law & Order: Organized Crime - NBC

Friday, March 15

Streaming Masters of the Air (season finale) - Apple TV+ The Dynasty: New England Patriots (season finale) - Apple TV+ The Completely Made-Up Adventures of Dick Turpin - Apple TV+ Manhunt (series debut) - Apple TV+ The Reluctant Traveler - Apple TV+

Movies Knox Goes Away - In theaters Irish Wish - Netflix The Prank - In theaters The Neon Highway - In theaters Trolls Band Together - Peacock The American Society of Magical Negroes - In theaters Prey - In theaters, VOD Snack Shack - In theaters The Bloody Hundredth (doc) - Apple TV+ Remembering Gene Wilder (doc) - In select theaters French Girl - In theaters One Life - In theaters The Animal Kingdom - In theaters, VOD The Tuba Thieves (doc) - In select theaters Dream Scenario (streaming debut) - Max

8 p.m. RuPaul's Drag Race - MTV Friday Night Vibes (Blade and Blade II) - TBS S.W.A.T. - CBS Shark Tank - ABC On Patrol: First Shift - Reelz BMF - Starz

9 p.m. 20/20 - ABC Dateline - NBC Fire Country - CBS On Patrol: Live - Reelz

9:30 p.m. RuPaul's Drag Race: Untucked - MTV

10 p.m. Blue Bloods - CBS

Saturday, March 16

8 p.m. Love & Marriage: D.C. - OWN Cold Justice - Oxygen On Patrol: First Shift - Reelz 55th NAACP Image Awards - BET, CBS, VH1 Friday Night Sext Scandal (movie) - Lifetime

9 p.m. On Patrol: Live - Reelz Kill or Be Killed - Oxygen

Sunday, March 17

Check Local Listings Call the Midwife (season premiere) - PBS Masterpiece: Nolly (series debut) - PBS Masterpiece: Alice & Jack (series debut) - PBS

Movies Butterfly in the Sky (doc) - In select theaters

7 p.m. 60 Minutes - CBS America's Funniest Home Videos - ABC Sin City Murders - Oxygen

8 p.m. The Equalizer - CBS Naked & Afraid - Discovery Tournament of Champions - Food Network Home Town - HGTV The Real Housewives of Potomac - Bravo 90 Day Fiancé: Happily Ever After? (season premiere) - TLC American Idol - ABC Killing for Extra Credit - Lifetime

8:30 p.m. Krapopolis - Fox

9 p.m. The Great North - Fox Married to Medicine (reunion, part 3) - Bravo The Way Home - Hallmark The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live - AMC The Regime - HBO / Max In Restless Dreams: The Music of Paul Simon (docuseries debut) - MGM+ Quiet on Set: The Dark Side of Kids TV (docuseries debut) - ID / Max

9:30 p.m. Grimsburg - Fox 10 p.m. Bar Rescue - Paramount Network Curb Your Enthusiasm - HBO CSI: Vegas - CBS Quiet on Set: The Dark Side of Kids TV - ID / Max What Would You Do? - ABC

11 p.m. Last Week Tonight With John Oliver - HBO / Max

*times are ET and subject to change

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Taylor Swift says 'most wonderful' Eras Tour will end in December

Taylor Swift knows that all good things must come to an end - and that includes her Eras Tour.

In an emotional speech during the 100th show of her record-breaking tour on Thursday night, the megastar confirmed that her current musical voyage would come to an end this year.

"You know, this is actually the 100th show of the tour," she told her fans at the first of three back-to-back shows in Liverpool, England, prompting joyful screams from Swifties.

"That blows my mind. That doesn't feel like a real statistic to me because this has definitely been the most exhausting, all-encompassing, but most joyful, most rewarding, most wonderful thing that has ever happened in my life this forth. These moments with you," she said, as shown in a video circulating on social media.

SEE ALSO: 5 things to know about 'Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour' concert film on Disney+

Acknowledging that many in the audience might be wondering how she will mark the milestone, Swift said, "The celebration of the 100th show for me means this is the very first time I've ever acknowledged to myself and admitted that this tour is going to end in December."

"Like, that's it, and that feels like so far away from now, but then again it feels like we just played our first show on this tour because you have made this so much fun for us that we wanted to do 100 shows, 150-something shows that we have on the whole tour," she continued.

The Eras Tour, which began in Glendale, Arizona on March 18, 2023, has been extended several times since it was first announced. It has since passed through the United States, South America, Asia and Australia, and is currently on its European leg before it makes a return to North America.

It now appears there will be no additions to the current dates listed on her website, with the last one a show in Vancouver, Canada, on December 8.

"I think that this tour has really become my entire life," Swift said, adding that "it's taken over everything."

"Like, I think I once had hobbies but I don't know what they were anymore. 'Cause all I do when I'm not on stage is, like, sit at home and try to think of clever, like, acoustic song mashups and think about what you might want to hear. Just - so like, when I'm not on the stage, I'm dreaming about being back on the stage with you guys," she continued.

Swift thanked her fans for all the work they have put in to be at her show, including making plans "so far in advance," memorizing lyrics and figuring out transportation.

The Eras Tour has had a staggering impact on tourism, recently causing a spike in air travel across Europe.

United Airlines revealed in May that demand for flights to Milan and Munich, where Swift is set to perform in July, has soared, with upward of 45% more passengers compared with last year.

Her recent concerts at Edinburgh, Scotland, led to seismic activity being detected four miles from the stadium where the singer was performing, according to the British Geological Society.

The historic tour has also been accused of pushing up inflation and is predicted by British bank Barclays to boost spending by nearly $1 billion in the United Kingdom.

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From orlando to south florida: tay-lovers can book first-of-its-kind sing-along trains to the big concert, brightline and iheartradio bring fans an immersive tay-keover train to the year's most anticipated concert, october 18-20.

MIAMI (July 9, 2024)  – Brightline and iHeartRadio are teaming up to offer Tay-lovers first-of-its-kind Sing-Along Trains to The Big Concert. This SWIFT ride will take fans to the hottest concert of the year from Orlando to the Hard Rock Stadium on Oct. 18, 19 and 20. Concertgoers can expect themed decor with enchanting surprises along the way by DJs from Orlando's XL106.7 and Magic107.7 as they sing to the verses of all their favorite Tay-tunes. The magic doesn’t stop there. Guests can swap friendship bracelets, capture timeless memories with photo-ops and enjoy curated bites and beverages on the ride to Aventura, where shuttles will connect them to Hard Rock Stadium.

"The Sing-Along Train is a fan’s dream come true, transporting guests through musical eras as they travel to The Big Concert. This is more than a ride – it’s a first-of-its-kind immersive experience. Welcome to the Brightline era,” said Travis Christ, Chief Commercial Officer for Brightline.

“At iHeartRadio, we're all about connecting our listeners with the music and experiences they love. Our partnership with Brightline allows us to bring fans even closer to the action, with an unforgettable journey to The Big Concert. We're thrilled to be a part of this first-of-its-kind Sing-Along Train, and can't wait to see the memories our listeners will make on board," said Jeremy Rice, Program Director iHeartRadio's XL 106.7 + Magic 107.7 Orlando.

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Brightline is offering two ways to ride to The Big Concert:

Tay-keover Sing-Along Train Reservation

Tickets for the Sing-Along Train to The Big Concert are now on sale for Oct. 18, 19 and 20, with two trains departing Orlando each day of the concert and rides starting at $209 for SMART and $309 for PREMIUM one-way. Look for the SING-ALONG TRAIN icon when booking on www.gobrightline.com . For more information and train schedules for The Sing-Along Train to The Big Concert, visit https://www.gobrightline.com/events/swift-train-experience .

Southbound Sing-Along Departures from Orlando

12:50 p.m. departure from Orlando; 3:56 p.m. arrival at Aventura

1:50 p.m. departure from Orlando; 4:51 p.m. arrival at Aventura

Hard Rock Connect Train Reservations

Fans traveling from Orlando, West Palm Beach, Fort Lauderdale, and Miami can book the HARD ROCK CONNECT trains to Aventura. These trains offer shuttle transportation from the Aventura Station to the stadium and operate on a regular schedule without the Sing-Along Train takeover experience. For more information and train schedules, visit https://www.gobrightline.com/events/swift-train-experience .

Southbound Hard Rock Connect Departures from (Orlando, West Palm Beach, Boca Raton, and Fort Lauderdale)

2:50 p.m. departure from Orlando

5:00 p.m. departure from West Palm Beach

5:24 p.m. departure from Boca Raton

5:42 p.m. departure from Fort Lauderdale

5:56 p.m. arrival to Aventura

Northbound Hard Rock Connect Departures from Miami

3:45 p.m. departure from Miami; 4:02 p.m. arrival at Aventura

4:50 p.m. departure from Miami; 5:07 p.m. arrival at Aventura

5:45 p.m. departure from Miami; 6:02 p.m. arrival at Aventura

Late-Night Trains After The Big Concert

Brightline will also run late-night returns for all guests after the show on Oct. 18, 19 and 20. Guests should select the HARD ROCK CONNECT trains when booking their return train.

Northbound Late-Night Trains

12:30 a.m. departure to Fort Lauderdale, Boca Raton, West Palm, and Orlando

1:30 a.m. departure to Fort Lauderdale, Boca Raton and West Palm

Southbound Late-Night Trains

12:28 a.m. departure to Miami

Shuttles to The Event

Guests will be provided with roundtrip shuttle transportation and rideshare options between Brightilne’s Aventura Station and The Big Concert at Hard Rock Stadium – additional fee may apply. The shuttles will operate in coordination with the SING-ALONG TRAINS and HARD ROCK CONNECT train schedules, ensuring a seamless travel experience for fans.

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At Mary Mary in Orlando, West Palm Beach, and Fort Lauderdale, guests can purchase beverages served in a glittering disco ball keepsake cup for that perfect aesthetic. Order a Lavender Haze-inspired cocktail, mocktail, or a family-friendly Tay-inspired beverage.

Want to make it a Tay-cation? Stay at any participating Marriott Bonvoy Ⓡ location and enjoy a $50 credit toward food and beverages.

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Brightline seamlessly connects travelers to top destinations and major events between Central and South Florida. The company serves Miami, Aventura, Fort Lauderdale, Boca Raton, West Palm Beach, and Orlando with future stops in Stuart and Cocoa. Brightline is recognized as one of TIME100’s Most Influential Companies of 2024. It is also recognized by Inc. 5000 Regionals as one of the fastest-growing private companies in the Southeast for 2023 and is one of the World’s 50 Most Innovative by Fast Company in 2024. Brightline offers a guest-first experience designed to reinvent train travel and take cars off the road. The company plans to bring its award-winning service to additional city pairs and congested corridors across the country that are too close to fly and too long to drive, with immediate plans to connect Las Vegas to Southern California. For more information, visit www.gobrightline.com and follow us on Facebook , Instagram , and X .

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Money blog: Tesco to close early on Sunday; policy tweak could save you £295 on car insurance

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The UK's biggest supermarket chain has told customers its Express stores across England will close at 7.30pm instead of the usual 10pm or 11pm on Sunday - after England reached the Euro 2024 final.

It said the decision had been taken to allow its staff to get home or to the pub in time for kick-off at 8pm. 

Employees who do not want to watch the match will be paid as normal, it said. 

Stores will be open as normal the following morning. 

England are playing Spain in the final - and will have the chance to become the first England men's team to win a major tournament since the World Cup in 1966. 

By James Sillars , business reporter 

Faltering expectations for imminent interest rate cuts are playing out in financial markets today.

The pound is at a four-month high versus the dollar at $1.28.

That has been largely put down to remarks by Bank of England rate-setter Huw Pill, the Bank's chief economist, that the timing of the UK's first rate cut was an "open question".

He spoke up just 24 hours after another member of the monetary policy committee ruled out personal support for a reduction on 1 August.

Jonathan Haskel said too many stubborn inflationary pressures remained.

As such, financial markets now see only a 50/50 chance of a rate reduction to 5% from 5.25% at the next Bank meeting.

The chance of a cut had stood at 60% at the start of the week.

The pound has lifted as higher interest rates are generally supportive of a domestic currency.

Elsewhere, the FTSE 100 has opened to a flat calm - up just a couple of points at 8,000.

A big focus for investors this morning was the interim decision by water regulator Ofwat on what suppliers could charge their customers over the next five years.

To give you some idea of the reaction, shares in United Utilities and Severn Trent opened up by around 2%. Those of Pennon, the company behind South West Water, were up by more than 6%.

Water companies in England and Wales have been told they will not be allowed to impose the hikes to bills they have demanded, the industry regulator has said in an interim verdict on their business plans for the next five years.

Ofwat declared that it was minded to slash, by a third, the combined increases that the 16 companies had submitted.

It left the average bill, the watchdog said, set to rise by £19 a year or 21% over the period.

Read our report here ...

Meanwhile, more compensation, possible refunds and new customer panels have been announced as part of the government's "initial steps" towards ending what it describes as the crisis in the water sector.

You can read this story here ...

The appearance of finer weather helped the economy recover some lost ground in May, according to official figures that were better than expected.

The Office for National Statistics (ONS) recorded gross domestic product growth of 0.4% in the month, compared with its earlier determination of  zero growth during April .

A poll of economists by Reuters had pointed to a 0.2% increase for monthly gross domestic product in May.

On a quarterly basis, the UK's interest rate-driven recession of the second half of 2023 ended at the start of this year as the  Bank of England  ended its rate hiking cycle which was designed to cool inflation by choking demand in the economy.

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A common trick could get your car insurance down by £295.

Motorists aged between 25 and 34 save that figure on average by adding an experienced driver to their policy, Compare the Market has found. 

Even younger drivers aged 18 to 24 - who often face the highest premiums - could also make big savings, an average of £281.

The typical premium for those aged between 18 and 24 is £2,140 - but adding a named driver brings that down by 15% to £1,859. 

You can check how much you could potentially save in the table below...

In order for your policy to be valid though, all named drivers must use the car. 

The cost of car insurance usually declines by adding an experienced driver to the policy, as insurers typically take both motorists' information into consideration when determining the premium, based on the car being shared.

If you add an additional driver and they do not use the vehicle, this can be considered as a type of insurance fraud called fronting. 

If you are caught fronting, your policy could become invalid and you could face criminal prosecution. 

Julie Daniels, motor insurance expert at Compare the Market, said the price of insurance had increased by 19% in the past year. 

Germany's property industry is headed for a "bitter" crisis, the country's largest landlord has warned. 

Higher interest rates have been hammering the property sector in Europe's largest economy, and could see several companies go bust in the near future, it is claimed.

Rolf Buch, chief executive of Vonovia, warned the country is "going to see an extreme number of bankruptcies over the next few months, maybe over the next few years". 

"We're already seeing them today. It is going to be bitter," he said. 

Meanwhile, renters are facing fierce competition for flats and Mr Buch said the market for these is "going to get worse". 

The sector had previously seen a boom due to low interest rates and a strong economy, but this changed when rising inflation forced the European Central Bank to swiftly raise borrowing costs. 

The industry is now calling on the German government to intervene.

The ECB cut its main deposit rate from 4% to 3.75% last month but bank president Christine Lagarde has indicated that benign economic developments mean further interest rate cuts are not urgent, with a robust labour market and resilient wage growth.

For Savings Guide this week, Savings Champion research and development manager  Daniel Darragh gives us the lowdown on the best notice accounts on the market right now... 

Notice accounts have seen a rally in recent times, with rates on the rise.

Some of these accounts are offering some of the highest rates outside of regular savings accounts. OakNorth's 95-Day Base Rate Tracker, paying 5.37% AER, and Vanquis's 90 and 60-Day accounts, paying 5.35% and 5.30% AER respectively, even beat any fixed-rate term accounts currently available.

A relatively unloved and often overlooked area of the savings market, notice accounts tend to offer higher rates than easy access accounts due to their restrictions on access, but they have greater flexibility of access than a fixed-term bond.

As the name suggests, notice accounts require you to give notice to access your money without a penalty. Usual notice periods range from 30 to 120 days, although there are some accounts on the market that require six months or even a year's notice. 

While you need to give the required notice to access your cash on the majority of notice accounts, some will allow immediate access with a penalty equivalent to the notice period - although this is now less common. This penalty can be taken from the capital if insufficient interest has built up prior to access, so it's important to plan carefully as you could end up with less money than you put in.

It's also important to note that unlike fixed-rate bonds, notice accounts pay a variable rate of interest so are subject to fluctuations in rates over time. This is particularly pertinent given the speculation that the Bank of England is considering cutting interest rates in the coming months, which may well be passed onto savers in variable rate accounts by the underlying provider.

In the case of notice accounts, when rates decrease, the amount of notice given to customers varies from provider to provider. Some providers will give customers the full notice period, plus x number of days, before any rate reductions take effect – in essence, allowing clients to give notice and withdraw their funds from the account before the new, lower rate takes effect. 

Other providers may only give a set amount of days, less than the notice period itself, which means that, even if you were to give notice on the day you were informed of the rate drop, your money would be subject to the lower rate for at least part of the notice period. As there is no hard and fast rule on this, it is important to check the terms and conditions of the account so you know what situation you will be in if or when rates start to fall.

For some people, not being able to access their money immediately is important to help them to resist dipping into their savings and it could also be a good way of getting a higher return on money that you know you will not need straight away – so could be a serious consideration for many cash savers.

The Danish capital might not be what comes to mind when you think of a cheap holiday - but if you're willing to help the community, you can earn yourself freebies and discounts. 

Under a new scheme being trialled, visitors to Copenhagen can claim anything from a free lunch or glass or wine to a free kayak rental. 

They can earn these freebies by completing tasks such as litter picking, travelling by public transport, cycling or volunteering in an urban garden. 

The CopenPay scheme is being trialled from 15 July until 11 August. 

Twenty-four attractions in the city are signed up to take part, including the Museum of Copenhagen - where you can claim a free coffee if you've walked there, travelled by bike or used public transport. 

On certain dates, you can earn a free one-hour GoBoat cruise around the city, or a 45-minute free bike ride with Donkey Republic. 

Officials have said if the trial is deemed a success, CopenPay could be rolled out throughout the year.

Yesterday it was the cost of tea that was on the rise, now it seems coffee isn't safe from imminent price hikes either... 

Caffeine lovers have been warned that the price of a cup of coffee could keep increasing for at least another year. 

Industry giant Lavazza said "very challenging headwinds" meant UK prices will not drop until the middle of 2025 at the earliest.

Poor harvests in Brazil and Vietnam, geopolitical conflict and supply chain disruption have all contributed to costs reaching record levels, said the group's chairman, Giuseppe Lavazza.

On Monday, prices reached an all-time high of £3,356 a tonne.

"We have never seen such a spike in price as the trend right now," said Mr Lavazza.

For consumers, this has meant the price of a 1kg bag of beans has already risen by 15% in a year. 

Mr Lavazza said this could increase by 20% to 25% over the next 12 months.

Meanwhile, a flat white at the firm's flagship cafe in London now costs £3.50 to take away or £5.50 to have in.

"We have faced very, very strong headwinds. I don't see any reason why coffee prices will go down," Mr Lavazza added. 

The UK retail coffee market is worth £1.3bn, growing by 3.9% year-on-year and driven by price inflation of 3.8%, according to Nielsen figures. 

Yesterday, the Indian Tea Board warned average tea prices could rise by up to 20% after extreme weather caused poor harvests. 

In the last week of June, the typical price of Indian tea leaves rose to more than £2 per kg, it said. 

You can read more about that here ... 

The UK's biggest supermarket chain has told customers its Express stores across England will close at 7.30pm instead of the usual 10pm or 11pm if the Three Lions reach the final of the Euros. 

England are playing the Netherlands this evening in the semi-finals. 

If they get through, they will face Spain in the final - and will have the chance to become the first England men's team to win a major tournament since the World Cup in 1966. 

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'Dancing with the Stars' pros Jenna Johnson, Val Chmerkovskiy and more pose for photo from 'Savor After Hours' show

'SAVOR After Hours' made its debut on Tuesday night on Broadway in Chicago.

Several " Dancing with the Stars " pros are showing off their moves on a new stage.

On Tuesday night, " Dancing with the Stars " pros Jenna Johnson , Val Chmerkovskiy and Artem Chigvintsev kicked off "SAVOR After Hours," a new theatrical experience on Broadway in Chicago.

Johnson took to Instagram to share a photo with her husband, Chmerkovskiy, Chigvintsev and the rest of the cast from the show's opening night.

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"We did it!!" Johnson said in the caption of the post. "Last night was absolutely surreal as we debuted @savorafterhours on Broadway in Chicago."

"So proud to share the stage with these gorgeous artists!" she added. "Let's do it again tonight."

Chigvintsev shared a similar photo on his Instagram and wrote in the caption, "What a great opening night in Chicago we all loved it!!"

"Grab some tickets while you can," he added.

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"SAVOR After Hours" is described on its website as an "intimate experience of the senses filled with dance, passion, and the art of savoring every single moment." It also blends "flawless choreography and high-energy entertainment."

According to its website , Johnson, Chmerkovskiy and Chigvintsev will star in the Mark "Swany" Swanhart-created production through July 21.

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Then, starting on July 23, Pasha Pashkov, his wife, Daniella Karagach and Chigvintsev will take the reins and perform in the show through Aug. 4.

Johnson and Chmerkovskiy will return on Aug. 6 to close out the last performances of the show with Maksim Chmerkovskiy. The show's finale will fall on Aug. 18.

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