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Taylor Swift will attend iHeartRadio Music Awards

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Taylor Swift will attend the iHeartRadio Music Awards as the most-nominated artist

Taylor Swift has nine iHeartRadio Music Award nominations and will attend the March 26 ceremony, iHeartRadio confirmed.

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Taylor Swift to Make Appearance on iHeartRadio Music Awards Show

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2026 iHeartRadio Music Awards: Everything you need to know

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Swifties, Assemble—We’re Getting a Big Taylor Swift Appearance Next Week

Buckle up, we’re about to get our first Taylor Swift appearance of the season!

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Taylor Swift Confirmed to Appear at 2026 iHeartRadio Music Awards After Receiving the Most Nominations

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Taylor Swift To Attend iHeartRadio Music Awards Amid Wedding Rumors

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Taylor Swift set to make special appearance at 2026 iHeartRadio Music Awards

Taylor will go into the evening as this year's most-nominated artist with nine nominations, including Artist of the Year, Pop Artist of the Year, as well as Song of the Year and Pop Song of the Year f...

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Taylor Swift to Make Appearance at 2026 iHeart Radio Awards

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Taylor Swift Is Set To Mark Her First Major Appearance of the Year at This Significant Event

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Rosé and 'Golde' Make History as First K-Pop Grammy Major Nominees

The Grammy Awards, the most prestigious award ceremony in the United States, has produced the first K-pop artist to be nominated for a major award. On the 7th (local time), the candidate list announced by the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences ...

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2025 MAMA Awards proves K-pop is more than demon hunters

A two-day ceremony and a too-quickly-concluded performance. The 2025 MAMA Awards have officially ended. Grab your cameras and lightsticks: It’s time for a post-concert review. On Friday and Saturday, the 25th annual MAMA Awards were hosted in Hong Kong ...

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Is it a new era for Grammy Awards as Spanish-language music and K-Pop surge?

You don’t need to speak a word of Spanish or Korean to appreciate the significance of this year’s Grammy Awards nominations, which sees Puerto Rican-born superstar Bad Bunny’s “DtMF” and the song “Golden” from the hit film “KPop Demon ...