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Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour,” a film based on her concert tour, was officially released on Friday. Loyal legions of Swifties are flocking to see the flick, which made $39 million at the box office Friday and over $100 million in presales.Moviegoers are dressing as her and her alleged new beau, Travis Kelce, selling movie merch for hundreds of dollars on eBay — and making scores of friendship bracelets and trading them at the theater, as is tradition at Swift’s concerts.

Swifties across the globe are showing their devotion to the pop princess by having tattoos of her face permanently inked on their skin. Marcel Zuniga Vega got a nearly 10-inch tattoo of Swift’s face needled into his right shoulder and upper arm in 2021.

The Good Dinosaur. We then move through time to roughly the 10th century where we find Merida, the princess trying to save herself (and her mum), and be Brave by showing she doesn’t need to marry a suitor – fair given her age, 16.

Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour” and even crafted a cowboy hat to wear for the occasion.Roger Stock, 74, grew up listening to the Doors, Cream, Jefferson Airplane, and the Grateful Dead — and is now a member of two Swift Facebook fan groups.A native of Wales who now lives in Cyprus, Stock began listening to Swift’s music in 2011 after he realized “she wrote almost a perfect story in the lines of a song” with “I Knew You Were Trouble.”When her album “Red” was released in 2012 and he heard “All Too Well,” the ballad Swift penned based on her short-lived relationship with Jake Gyllenhaal, he was hooked.“I bought ‘Red’ on CD and when she released her catalog on Spotify, I was well pleased,” Stock said. His wife is “not really” a Swiftie, and sometimes pokes fun at him.

Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour?”Erica Vuitton saw the film at the Village East by Angelika in the East Village, where fellow movie-goers didn’t appreciate her enthusiasm.“Several people complained to the theater about me singing and dancing in the front,” she told The Post. “By the time a theater employee approached me, I was rescued by a gang of tweens who had come down and were dancing with me.

video to TikTok in December 2022 of the grandmother-of-five obsessing over Styles and claiming he’s the “best entertainer” since Elvis Presley — which has since gone viral and now has 413,400 views and 67,200 likes.Someone get her to a #harrystyles concert. #harrystylesvids #1fan #harrystylesfan #stylers #grandmasoftiktok #grandmatok “Don’t keep correcting me, I’m talking about Harry Styles,” Reina told her family in the video.

Titanic” VHS tape is … one super fan in Florida is going to save it.JD, also known as @titanicfan97 on TikTok, has made it his mission to collect at least 1,997 “Titanic” VHS cassettes in honor of the blockbuster’s 1997 debut.“They made 25 million of them,” he told Variety in an interview published Wednesday, adding that one day he may be able to recover 1 million copies.The Oscar-winning film, starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet, was inspired by the 1912 wreck that killed 1,500 people aboard the ship’s maiden voyage from England to New York City.JD, a video editor, boasts 1,560 VHS tapes, with about 300 purchased at thrift stores and yard sales. He claims the remaining cassettes were sent to him by his 108,400 TikTok followers watching his journey online.He lists a post office box address for Largo, Florida, in his biography.His content, narrated with a whimsical voiceover, ranges from unboxing videos, attending conventions and exploring with Jack Dawson — a giant dummy of DiCaprio’s character — to reenacting the movie.This is my collection of Jack Dawsons #titanic #jackdawson #collectionThe Floridian’s obsession with James Cameron’s cinematic masterpiece started when he saw the movie in a theater at age 6.“It was Jack Dawson mania,” he explained to Variety. “You already know what’s going down.

pampering themselves — but it’s not as chic as it sounds. Unwilling to miss even a second of their idol’s highly-acclaimed Eras Tour, diehard Taylor Swift fanatics are voluntarily wearing adult diapers to the “Anti-hero” singer’s concert stops, soiling themselves rather than stepping away from the show to use the restroom. “The diaper rash and trench foot was worth this moment of Taylor Swift looking right at us,” wrote a super fan known as Caylee, 23, in the caption of herself and a screaming friend at the 33-year-old Grammy winner’s Gillette Stadium performance in Foxborough, Mass., this month. In a separate clip, which garnered over 265,000 views, an equally enthusiastic Swift extremist is seen struggling to fashion a pair of large, white disposable underpants underneath a gold-fringe mini dress ahead of the “Shake It Off” songbird’s showcase on May 18. “It’s the most durable, the most absorbent,” said the shameless groupie with a giggle, describing the top quality of her adult diapers — which are typically reserved for folks living with incontinence, immobility, dementia or severe diarrhea.   But able-bodied lovers of the “Lover” luminary are buying up the single-use briefs in bulk. “For the amount of stress and time it took for me to get Taylor Swift tickets, I will be getting an adult diaper because I’m not missing a minute of it,” revealed a buff named Katherine, 29, in a TikTok confessional that raked in more than 13,000 views. The brunette made her video admission while digitally-superimposed screenshot of a LivDry adult diaper listing on Amazon, where the undies range in price from $29 to $69, deepening on package quantity. But for some spendthrift Swifties, money seems to be no object.  A Massachusetts dad

While we’ve seen plenty of documentaries focused on various pop stars and bands, we really haven’t seen a lot of films that put the spotlight on the fans that have amplified certain music genres to fevered levels. Well, a new doc hopes to give the superfans of boy bands their due and explores how the revival of the boy band in the ’80s has evolved into the more modern wave of Brit-pop and K-pop groups.