Taylor Swift's career evolution has spawned several eras and blended multiple genres over the decades. Here's a guide to all of her albums in order, including her celebrated re-releases.

Taylor Swift's Lover (Live from Paris) returns to four charts in the U.K. this week, and it hits No. 1 on all of them at the same time, and for the first time.

Taylor Swift has shot back to the top of the album charts for the 13th time. She's done it with her album Lover (live in Paris) which is a series of songs she performed live at a one-off concert in the French capital in 2019. It takes her past superstar singer Madonna, who has 12 number one albums.

Swift is now tied with Elvis Presley on the all-time No. 1s list on the Official Albums Chart at 13. They both trail The Rolling Stones, who have 14 chart-toppers, and joint leaders The Beatles and Robbie Williams, who share the title with 15 each.

Taylor Swift's unstoppable momentum continues as she adds another major achievement to her collection this year. Recently, the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry (IFPI) named Taylor the Global Recording Artist of the Year,

Taylor Swift has been named global recording artist of the year for 2024 by the IFPI, the fifth time she has won the honor from the organization that represents the recorded music industry. The megastar’s “The Tortured Poets Department” record also topped four IFPI charts – global album,