Fans of Taylor Swift’s teas about the release of new music are in a frenzy.
The 36-year-old singer has just dropped the final episode of her highly successful End of an Era documentary.
Taylor’s final performances in Canada are the focus of episodes five and six, which were recorded for a separate concert film that can be watched on Disney+.
The documentary’s final scene includes everything from Taylor’s introduction to Taylor before the final performances to a heartbreaking cancer diagnosis made by the crew.
The Grammy-winning artist’s next move is also the subject of the show’s final few seconds.
At the conclusion of Episode 6, a title card reads, “Taylor released her 12th studio album on October 3, 2025. The most important album she’s ever produced.
However, the statement adds “To date” after a brief pause. Just two months after the release of The Life of a Showgirl, it appears that the singer is already working on her 13th album.
Even the smallest clues can be spotted by Swifties that brand new music is on the horizon, but this might be the most recent hints.
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One fan wrote on X: “They said… SHE’S NOT DONE YET.. hehe.. hehe.. hehe.
She finally realizes she’s Taylor f****** Swift and it’s so beautiful, joked another user, “I HOPE THIS IS A THREAT.”
Meanwhile, a Reddit user gushed: “Ending it with ‘The biggest album of her career… to date’ I KNOW THAT’S RIGHT.”
Another chimed in, referring to Taylor’s recent comments that critics had been pleading with her to “slow down,” and said, “Try and come for her job.”
She stated on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert that she believes there are some aspects of our society that are truly devoted to and value longevity.
There are also times when you say, “Give someone a turn.” Why don’t you just leave so we can remember how talented you were? “
Taylor, however, stated that she doesn’t want to give up her position in the industry and that she does.
On Disney Plus, Taylor Swift: The End of an Era is available for streaming.
In their first match of the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON), the Super Eagles of Nigeria squared off against Tanzania’s Taifa Stars.  ,
Tanzania is the first country to seek redemption after losing to the 2026 World Cup.
Coach Eric Chelle has already selected a capable starting lineup for the matchup with Tanzania.
The 2025 AFCON between Nigeria and Tanzania was broadcast live on Channels Television. Thank you for joining us for a game-by-blow overview.
Tunisia and Nigeria will play on Saturday, December 27, 2025.
FULL TIME:]93] ‘ It is full time! The Taifa Stars defeated the Super Eagles 2-1 to begin their AFCON campaign!
90 seconds added to the tie between Nigeria and Tanzania!
75′ Despite Nigeria continuing to dominate the match, the score is still 2-1!
Osimhen hits a through ball at 67 feet. His shot isn’t powerful enough to stop the keeper!
59′: Moses Simon and Samuel Chukwueze are swapped out for the Super Eagles.
After a potent shot from outside the box from Ademola Lookman, 52′, Nigeria is now in command!
50: After a quick finish, Tanzania equals!
No Changes for Nigeria after 46. Osimhen scores, but offside causes the goal to be canceled.
45′: In Fes, Nigeria came out on top with a 1-0 lead.
In the midst of the halftime showdown, Tanzania defeated NGATAN 1-0. twitter.com/eO3MWl80xh
37′: The Super Eagles lead! Nigeria now leads 1 – 1 thanks to Emi Ajayi’s header of an Alex Iwobi cross! Bring on the game!
Victor Osimhen beats the goalkeeper in the box, but the ball is slammed out of the area.
30: Nigeria dominates after half an hour of play. There is still no known breakthrough, though.
20′ Despite early pressure, the Super Eagles have yet to find the net!
13: 15: Tanzania launches, but Stanley Nwabali’s goal-scoring acrobatics were too simple!
The Taifa Stars breathe once more as Adams strikes the woodwork from the resultant corner at 10:55.
Akor Adams is about to score, but the goalkeeper denies him and treats him.
Samuel Chukwueze directs a shot past the Tanzanian goalkeeper, whose team is playing well.
No one connects with the ball that Zaidu Sanusi whips into the box at 02:30.
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Sigourney Weaver has spoken out about what she called “legitimate” concerns surrounding an on-screen kiss she shares with a much younger co-star in Avatar: Fire and Ash. The actress, 76, who used motion-capture technology to play teenage Na’vi Kiri, shares a tender moment with another young character called Spider at one point in the sci-fi flick.
Spider is played by American star Jack Champion, who was just 14 when the scene was filmed. Sigourney has now explained that producers took steps to make sure his boundaries were respected on set. During a chat with The Hollywood Reporter, she said: “That scene where I say: ‘You’re perfect just as you are’, we had to be very delicate about that scene because it included a kiss. Obviously I wasn’t going to kiss Jack, who was 14 or 15, in real life.”
She continued, revealing that the kiss was captured on stand-in cameras rather than directly between the two actors. She explained, “We requested Jack choose a person I could kiss, and he did.” Then, I can imagine that they chose a Jack-a-Jack person when I wasn’t there. That concern for all of that was occurring, which is legitimate.
Sigourney claimed that the scene in the final cut of the movie was hers because she had initially worried about safeguarding it, and that the emotional connection between the characters had come across as real.
The actress also confirmed that Jack and her only other guests were present when she filmed a scene separately. Working opposite Jack felt like a “little vacation,” according to Signature, who praised Jack’s performance.
She claims that her character’s enthusiasm for Spider contributed to her performance’s sense of playfulness.
In the movie, Sigourney also compared their physical contrast, noting that Spider is a tall order over Kiri. The tall, tall actress said she enjoyed the visual muck.
Jack also spoke positively about working with Sigourney, telling Entertainment Weekly: “Since Sigourney is Sigourney, she’s so good at acting…when she’s acting, it is very unique, but it was so easy ’cause she’s such a good actress. I just reacted off her.”
Avatar: Fire and Ash has had a strong box office debut since its release on December 19 worldwide. On its opening weekend, the movie dominated the US and Canada charts, earning $88 million (£65.5%).
Additionally, it generated a total of $345 million (257 million) in the UK and Ireland, or $ 9 million, globally. Industry analysts have noted that Avatar movies typically gain momentum over time, despite the opening numbers being lower than 2022’s The Way of Water.
Previous installments held the top spot at the box office for weeks as viewers frequently returned for more. However, this third Avatar installment has received mixed reviews.
The film’s scale and visual ambition have received rave reviews from Empire and The London Evening Standard. On the other hand, Time Magazine and The Telegraph critics claimed that the franchise had lost its appeal.
James Cameron, the director of the movie, has stated that the success of upcoming sequels will depend on the level of viewer interest in continuing to explore Pandora.
As part of a wider military offensive across several Palestinian neighborhoods, witnesses and medical professionals claim that Israeli forces have begun destroying shops north of the Qalandiya refugee camp as part of a wider Israeli offensive.
According to local media reports, the raids began early on Tuesday and spread to the nearby town of Kafr Aqab, where Israeli troops are stationed frequently and conducted house searches and forcedly evicted residents from their homes.
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At least three people were treated by the medical teams from the raids in Qalandiya and Kafr Aqab, according to the Palestine Red Crescent Society. A bullet wound to the thigh, wounds brought on by live ammunition, and other injuries sustained as a result of physical assault included.
According to the Palestinian Wafa news agency, at least three Palestinians were injured by Israeli forces’ gunfire in addition to dozens of suffocations brought on by the use of tear gas and stun grenades, according to the governorate of Jerusalem.
During the extensive incursion, which was also accompanied by the deployment of military vehicles and bulldozers, several Palestinians were taken into custody.
Residents of the Qalandiya refugee camp Anan Mohammed Taha and his father, Mohammed Taha, were among those detained, according to Wafa.
Residents claimed that Kafr Aqab’s residents had been ordered by Israeli forces to evacuate their homes. At least three of those homes had been converted into temporary military installations. According to reports, the operation would continue until at least until Wednesday morning.
According to Al Jazeera Arabic’s correspondent, Israeli forces also stormed the youth club inside the Qalandiya refugee camp and constructed a military-grade complex there.
Israeli forces fired stun grenades and tear gas canisters at them during the raid in Kafr Aqab, killing several Al Jazeera Arabic reporters.
The Jerusalem governorate’s authorities reported that private surveillance cameras were seized as well as stun grenades fired directly at local students as they returned from school.
According to Al Jazeera’s Nida Ibrahim, who is based in Kafr Aqab, Israeli forces continue to “intimidate” Palestinians.
In an effort to further devastate the Palestinian economy, Ibrahim said, “They have raided Palestinian stores, Palestinian shops, and they’ve destroyed some of the plaques, some of the advertisement billboards that were here.”
As these Israeli raids continue every day, she continued, adding that this is a part of the anxiety that Palestinians experience day in and day out.
According to Ibrahim, there are on average “60 raids per day” of Israeli incursions across the West Bank.
Israeli forces also seized items from commercial stores in the Qalandiya refugee camp, Kafr Aqab, and some of northern Jerusalem, citing alleged unpaid municipal taxes.
These areas are home to the majority of Palestinian residents who are residents of Jerusalem. Residents claim that they are billed high municipal taxes while getting few basic services.