Bright Side for Taylor Swift: Finding Joy Despite Travis Kelce’s Loss

Even though Taylor Swift might not have been thrilled with the outcome of Sunday’s Kansas City Chiefs game, she surely found some comfort in the positive news she received the following day. The 81st annual Golden Globe Awards nominations were announced, and Swift found herself in the running for a new category among the 27 film and television categories.

Taylor Swift’s “The Eras Tour” has been listed as a nominee for its outstanding performance in both the cinematic and box office categories. Other notable nominees include blockbusters like “Barbie” from Warner Bros. Pictures, “Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3” from Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures, and “John Wick: Chapter 4” from Lionsgate. To be considered for these achievements, a film must rake in at least $150 million worldwide and $100 million domestically.

The movie has been a hit and is set to be available for rental on Wednesday. Swift has confirmed that the online version will feature bonus songs like “Wildest Dreams,” “Long Live,” and “The Archer.” Swift and Kelce are feeling down after the recent Chiefs loss to the Buffalo Bills, so this announcement may bring some cheer to their spirits.

Swift attended the game at Arrowhead Stadium on Sunday, which was a crucial match for both teams. However, despite the presence of Swift, Kelce, and the Chiefs, they were unable to secure a victory, ultimately losing 20-17 to the Buffalo Bills.

The matchup was not short of drama, with Kelce at the center of a potentially game-winning touchdown for the Chiefs, which was unfortunately nullified by a penalty call.

Regrettably, the Chiefs suffered another loss following their recent defeat against the Green Bay Packers (27-19). It’s worth noting that Taylor Swift was also present at that game, and the Chiefs now have a 4-2 record in games she has attended. It remains to be seen whether Swift will be present for the upcoming game against the New England Patriots at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough on Sunday, December 17. Only time will tell.

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