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Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Yung Lean performs "Storm II" at the VMAs, bringing the hypnotic choreography from Gener8ion's viral music video to the stage.

Taylor Swift debuted her new “Patient Zero” music video during Sunday’s MTV Video Music Awards 2026. In the short, Swift plays the ghost of Collin Farrell’s former wife trying to warn his new wife, ...

The visual begins with Johnson holding a black rose in a snowy cemetery, side by side with Swift. Johnson and Farrell act out the doomed romance chronicled in Swift’s lyrics throughout the video, with ...

Taylor Swift and Dakota Johnson are seemingly two friends bonding over their mutual toxic ex in the “Patient Zero” music video ... until the twist ending. The pop icon released new single “Patient ...

Swift’s pal Cara Delevingne also appears in the video Ilana Kaplan is a Staff Editor at PEOPLE. She has been working at PEOPLE since 2023. Her work has previously appeared in The New York Times, ...

Taylor Swift and Dakota Johnson in the video for "Patient Zero" Taylor Swift/Twitter UPDATED with video: The music video for Taylor Swift’s new song “Patient Zero” made its world premiere during the ...

Taylor Swift used the 2026 MTV Video Music Awards stage to premiere the music video for her latest single, “Patient Zero.” After she tripped and fell, Johnson apologized on the way home before the ...

After days of being patient, Taylor Swift dropped her “Patient Zero” music video Sunday night at the 2026 MTV Video Music Awards. The singer released the single Friday as part of her “The Life of a ...

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Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Tech billionaire Bill Gates warned that artificial intelligence had the potential to kill a billion people in the wrong hands — as ...

Bill Gates said that requiring a “kill switch” alone for artificial intelligence would not be enough to prevent people from using the technology to carry out attacks as lawmakers debate how to ...