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It looks like the local news stations are getting the good info:https://abc7.com/post/2-day-taylor-swifttravis-kelce-wedding-planned-madison-square-garden-nyc-1000-guests-expected-abc-sources-say/19422243/
The first begins Thursday evening at 6 p.m. It is meant for about 100 people, the sources said.
The second begins Friday afternoon with cocktail hour at 4 p.m. The event is not scheduled to end until 4 a.m. Saturday morning and is expected to include about 1000 people, the sources said.
Both will be strict no-phone events for everyone inside the venue, to include guests, vendors and security personnel, according to the sources.
The event company has obtained permits to close portions of West 31 St. and West 33 St. for the duration of the events. Those streets will be closed to both vehicles and pedestrians, the sources said.
There will be tents and canopies erected to prevent the public from catching a glimpse of arrivals and departures, but, at least for the moment, 7th and 8th Avenues will remain open to pedestrians and traffic, the sources said.
how many books have you read this year?
zero
1-3
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9-15
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31-60
61-100
101+
so sorry but no, fanfics don't count (even if they're novel length). you can define "read" however you'd like -- physcial book, ebook, audiobook, etc. and it's up to you whether you count dnfs!
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Weekly Reads
Going to start tracking my weekly reads this Summer (and beyond?).
Week of 6/8/26
1. Prisoner. Dark romance about a prisoner with a traumatic past and a teacher in the prison. It was OK. Pretty dark. Read trigger warnings. āļøāļø 2 stars š¶ļøš¶ļø (book 44/104)
Week of 6/1/26
1. Book of Azrael. Romantasy with an interesting plot, bad ass and flawed FMC. Liked this one a lot but Iām not sure I liked it enough to read 4 more 600+ books so this might be the only one I read from the series. āļø āļøāļøāļø 4 stars š¶ļø (book 42/104)
2. The Summer We Fell. This was cute and a more serious romance with religion as a bit of a backdrop. āļøāļøāļø 3 stars š¶ļø (book 43/104)
Week of 5/25/26
1. Throne of the Fallen. Romantasy revolving around Princes of Hell (specifically Prince Envy). The writing was pretty good and plot kept me engaged. āļøāļøāļøāļø 4 stars š¶ļøš¶ļø (book 40/104 this year)
2. Youāre So Bad. Rom/com and second series in the book. Slightly charming but not great writing. I donāt think Iāll continue the series. āļøāļø.5 2.5 stars š¶ļøš¶ļø (book 41/104 this year)
Weekly Watches
Documenting finished series/new movie watches this Summer (and maybe beyond)
Week of 6/8/26
Top Chef: Carolinas (Peacock) I was worried about Kristin stepping in as the host when Parma but in her 2nd season she really bloomed and the whole show feels so much more LIGHT and FUN and Kristin really humanizes the chefs in a way we hadnāt seen previously. Also I picked the winner in the first episode so I was happy with this outcome!
Summer House Season 10 (Peacock) I am a bravoholic and Summer House is my favorite Bravo show of all time so when I tell you I am SICK over this West and Amanda BS. The whole thing is a hot mess and I can only conclude that West and Amanda are self centered narcissists with some type of drug problem. If either of them get to come back I donāt think Iāll be able to watch and it will make me so sad.
The Diplomat Season 2: (Netflix) a great season! Ended on a great cliffhanger! Just a well paced show and I like all of the actors (donāt like all of the characters). Looking forward to diving in to season 3 soon.
Week of 6/1/26
Masters of the Universe: (theaters) My husband is a huge He-Man fan so he absolutely loved it. Iām not very familiar with the story/characters but I still thought it was a fun movie, I liked all of the actors, the bad guys were legit scary, but it was a little cheesy and Iām not sure I will rewatch.
24 in 24 Season 3: (Food Network) If there is one thing I love itās a cooking show. Iāve seen them all! This was a great season with some real stand out chefs from other competition shows. Iāve been following the career of the person who ended up winning for a very long time so overall was a great watch!
Week of 5/25/26
Ladies First: (Netflix movie) Cute, predictable, but loved all the branding pieces (Burger Queen) and matriarchal society. 2.5 āļø
The Boroughs: (Netflix TV show) Stranger Things but make it about a retirement community. Wholesome with some interesting suspense. An unexpected theme about just really loving your wife? Haha would recommend. 3.5 āļø
Noah Kahan Out of Body: (Netflix Doc) Love Noahās new album. I think I should have watched this doc first but alas. Good view into his life. Itās no Miss Americana but few docs could be. (Lol) 3 āļø
Summer House reunion part 1 has taken up a lot of brain space this week too but Iām only listing shows Iāve watched fully.
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"my voice is shot because last night I knew ball and I am here with you today because I also know aristotle"
"May I just take this moment to express my deep appreciation to all the songwriters in the room for their individual achievements and congratulate all of the inductees here tonight? As a director, I am acutely aware of the power that music can have on audiences, and as much as I believe that the stories we tell as filmmakers have the potential to entertain and engage, there is something undeniable about how songs imprint on our souls. They leave a mark, and they provide a map. They provide a map to those moments in our lives that allow us, allow all of us to remember ourselves. And now, more than ever, what you do matters to people. Music will always be a uniting force, whether itās sung in our cars at the top of our lungs, or at houses of worship, or at football games, or on the streets of Minnesota.
I am honored to be here tonight to introduce the youngest female ever to be inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame, a woman who has no peer when it comes to shattering records as a writer, singer, and storyteller, a singular artist, and a genuine phenomenon whose place in our culture rivals that of the composers of the American Songbook, Lennon and McCartney of the 60s, and the singer-songwriters of the 1970s, like Carole King and Stevie letās go (K)Nicks, and your namesake, James Taylor. Her iconic success is fueled by her innate gifts, and the unwavering support of her family. Her fearless determination to stand up for all artistsā rights is a reflection of her deep understanding of how best to use the meteoric fame that she has been navigating since she was just a teenager. And tonight, she is making history, and we get to witness yet another milestone, as Taylor Swift continues to fulfill her destiny as the most successful female artist of not just our time, but of all time.

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"Hi. The quality of my speaking voice is the product of two things that Iām not sorry for. One is that I went to, I was lucky enough to go to a Knicks game last night. I screamed for 100% of it, and then I got home and I was like, āYou gotta stop screaming. Youāre screaming too much. Youāre screaming instead of talking. Youāre too excited.ā And I was like, āOkay, Iām not going to scream tonight.ā And then I got to witness the amazing performances that I saw tonight, and then I just kept screaming. I just never stopped screaming. And so this is what you get, and again, I make no apologies for that. Iāve had a blast. Tonight has been amazing.
I want to begin by thanking the person who introduced and inducted me tonight, and thinks this is the first time he has inducted me into something. But what he may not be taking into consideration is that through his decades of spellbinding storytelling, Steven Spielberg has unknowingly inducted me and countless others into his sacred club of expansive world-building. From the time he was a kid, every time he dreamed something up, he wanted to do anything humanly possible to be able to show it to you. I watched his films pivot between different genres, from action, to sci-fi, to historical epic, to drama, to comedy, romance, fantasy, to musical, and I watched him ace every single genre. And that kind of limitless creativity isnāt just inspiring to burgeoning filmmakers. Because of examples of Stevenās, I trusted my imagination, regardless of it was taking me somewhere new and uncharted, and then every time I dreamed something up, I wanted to do everything humanly possibly to be able to play it for you.
A few months ago when the Songwriters Hall of Fame asked me about my heroes and the creatives who shaped my storytelling and who I might want to present this award to me, I said Stevenās name. And about an hour later to my absolute delight, I ended up on the phone with him and his legendarily effervescent wife, Kate Capshaw, who is here tonight. And he was telling me, yes, absolutely, he would be thrilled to be here. I was completely blown away because the man has a massive film called Disclosure Day thatās coming out at midnight tonight, and heās still going to agree and show up to do this for me a few hours before it comes out. Wouldnāt that be impossibly hard to balance? Wouldnāt that be too difficult, scheduling-wise? Iām trying to give him an out. At which point, Kate said something Iāll never forget. She said, āGood and true things are easy.ā And if I look back at my entire 23-year career in music: the ups and downs, the industry battles, the trials and tribulations, the tears and the cheers and the dogpiling of doubt, the criticisms, both fair and unfair, the complete loss of privacy, the world tours, and the ego wars, and the twists of fate, the absolute magical chaos of this path that I chose when I was too young to remember it ever being a choice at all. Songwriting was the easiest thing I ever did. Not because it didnāt take effort ā it definitely did; not that it wasnāt frustrating at times, because it could be; and not that my songwriting didnāt haunt me relentlessly until I cracked the perfect internal rhyme scheme for the third line, the second verse of the book where my teachers called me out in class for not paying attention ā because that definitely happened. But when I say that songwriting was the easiest part for me, I think what I mean is that it was instinctual. No one taught me how to do it. I had to be taught how to entertain a crowd, and learn choreography, and be less annoying, and navigate the industry, and fiercely protect my own sanity. I had to learn all of that over time, through difficult lessons and massive amounts of trial and error and chaos and calamity. But songwriting, for me, was pretty much the only thing I ever just naturally did.
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TAYLOR SWIFT Attending The NBA Finals 2026

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TAYLOR SWIFT Attending the Toy Story 5 premiere (9 June 2026)
Weekly Watches
Documenting finished series/new movie watches this Summer (and maybe beyond)
Week of 6/1/26
Masters of the Universe: (theaters) My husband is a huge He-Man fan so he absolutely loved it. Iām not very familiar with the story/characters but I still thought it was a fun movie, I liked all of the actors, the bad guys were legit scary, but it was a little cheesy and Iām not sure I will rewatch.
24 in 24 Season 3: (Food Network) If there is one thing I love itās a cooking show. Iāve seen them all! This was a great season with some real stand out chefs from other competition shows. Iāve been following the career of the person who ended up winning for a very long time so overall was a great watch!
Week of 5/25/26
Ladies First: (Netflix movie) Cute, predictable, but loved all the branding pieces (Burger Queen) and matriarchal society. 2.5 āļø
The Boroughs: (Netflix TV show) Stranger Things but make it about a retirement community. Wholesome with some interesting suspense. An unexpected theme about just really loving your wife? Haha would recommend. 3.5 āļø
Noah Kahan Out of Body: (Netflix Doc) Love Noahās new album. I think I should have watched this doc first but alas. Good view into his life. Itās no Miss Americana but few docs could be. (Lol) 3 āļø
Summer House reunion part 1 has taken up a lot of brain space this week too but Iām only listing shows Iāve watched fully.