Miski Mohamed and Matthew Winn of the University of Minnesota analyzed years of recorded interviews from Taylor Swift's different eras to study how her speech patterns evolved through different phases of her life and career.

Taylor Swift is a master of hidden messages, often using her fashion to drop clues and "Easter eggs" for her devoted fanbase. Her recent interview to discuss her highly anticipated new album was no exception.

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Day-one fans of Taylor Swift know that the pop superstar has come a long way since launching her music career as a country singer — and that evolution is apparent in her dialect, according to speech scientists.

Taylor Swift is one of the biggest pop singers in history, influencing millions of fans with her music. Thanks to years of recorded interviews, she is also influencing how we understand the ways that people adopt accents and regional dialects.

A study by researchers at the University of Minnesota shows that Taylor Swift's accent shifted noticeably during different phases of her career

You Need to Calm Down, Taylor Swift is going to make a rare TV appearance. The newly engaged singer, who is going to marry Travis Kelce, is giving her next big interview. As details of her wedding plans start to swirl, Swift is going to be joining Graham Norton's sofa for a tell-all chat.

The 'Today' alum exclusively tells Parade what the celebrated pop star was like when she was first starting out in music.

Erin Andrews teased the interview over the weekend, sharing smiling snaps via Instagram from her sitdown with the Kansas City Chiefs player.