The pop star herself shared the version of Look What You Made Me Do that played over the opening title sequence on the latest episode of Killing Eve, but fans noticed something strange about it. Swift said the song was covered by a band called Jack Leopards and The Dolphin Club and the song is credited to them on streaming services, but they have no other records listed and return no results online. So Swifties took a deep dive.

At least 140 customers may have been exposed to COVID-19 after two stylists at Great Clips in Springfield, Missouri tested positive, New York Daily News reported.

Photos and videos of crowds gathered on the boardwalk in Ocean City, Maryland, on Saturday have sparked a fresh wave of concern as states grapple to reopen while maintaining the necessary safety precautions.

An earthquake, reported by GeoNet to have a magnitude of 5.8, struck near Levin, New Zealand, on Monday morning and was felt from the north of Auckland to Dunedin. When the quake hit, Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern was giving a live television interview but didn't let it shake her composure, simply waiting for the worst to pass before continuing on. No damage was reported.

A widely shared video showing deft handiwork of road line painter has sparked a conversation about a unique Netflix show idea. The tale, from Radiotopia and @99piorg's Roman Mars, has rekindled some enthusiasm for the once rejected concept.

Tom Brady is having a rough go of it during The Match: Champions for Charity. Barkley, who is a guest commentator for the exhibition, jokingly poked fun at the Buccaneers quarterback, leading some viewers to remind Barkley that he's not the smoothest golfer in the world himself.

On Sunday, the White House announced a temporary travel entry ban of non-US citizens arriving from Brazil. The ban comes after the country has become one of the hotspots for COVID-19 in South America.

The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is telling people to beware of "unusual or aggressive" activity as rodents search for new food sources with many restaurants, bars and hotels closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

During his Sunday press briefing, the New York governor announced that all professional sports teams in the state can begin training camps immediately. Cuomo emphasized that teams must have health and safety guidelines in place in order protect players, coaches and staff.

Images and video of Memorial Day weekend celebrations at the Lake of the Ozarks are leaving many stunned. Missouri authorities do permit restaurants and businesses to open, "provided that the limitations on social distancing and other precautionary public health measures" are properly adhered to. The state has over 11,700 confirmed COVID-19 cases and has recorded 676 deaths.

The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that Governor Gavin Newsom's ban on in-person worship services does not violate South Bay United Pentecostal Church members' First Amendment rights. On Friday, President Trump called churches and other places of worship "essential" and ordered governors nationwide to let them reopen despite ongoing COVID-19 lockdowns.

In case you were worried about Betty White: The 98-year-old acting legend is staying healthy during the ongoing pandemic, her spokesperson confirmed in an email to the Today show.

The second round of Premier League testing has revealed two more people who were positive for COVID-19. A statement from AFC Bournemouth said that one of its players was one of the two. In the Championship, there are two positive cases from 1,014 tests.

The PM's senior advisor travelled from London to Durham while the country was under lockdown. A statement from Downing Street says that he "believes he acted reasonably and legally" while some politicians have called for him to resign, including Steve Baker. A new report published by The Mirror and The Guardian suggests that Cummings was spotted breaching the rules a second time, apparently after he had recovered from COVID-19.

“Asians in this city, we're suffering. We're suffering the same hardships.” The ‘Chinatown Block Watch’ patrols the Manhattan’s Chinatown and Lower East Side, keeping an eye on and reporting incidents of anti-Asian harassment in the area nonviolently

Fans take a trip down memory lane with this classic SportsCenter commercial featuring favorites like Stuart Scott and Kobe Bryant.

It would take a truly radical shift to make cities obsolete.