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James McArdle, Sienna Miller, and Phoebe Fox in “War.”Credit: Miya Mizuno / Sky / HBO
Throughout television history, there have been many fantastic and beloved Western TV shows. Some examples include Deadwood, Justified, Longmire, Lonesome Dove, Bonanza, Gunsmoke, and Rawhide, among others. Despite how popular those iconic series are, a recent ranking of the greatest TV Westerns named one of Taylor Sheridan’s series above them all.
Pop star Taylor Swift debuted her newest music video on Sunday night at the MTV Video Music Awards. The video, which was for her song “Patient Zero,” starred Colin Farrell and Swift’s good friend Dakota Johnson, and it even featured a cameo from a former NFL MVP.
Taylor Swift‘s “Patient Zero” music video debuted on Sunday night (September 27) during the 2026 MTV VMAs.
Taylor Sheridan has built one of television’s biggest franchises around Yellowstone, but the creator has also found success with several series that exist outside the Dutton family. One of them continues to attract viewers on Paramount+ long after its most recent season wrapped.
Taylor Swift and Madonna at The 2026 MTV Video Music Awards (VMAs), broadcasting live from the Peacock Theater on Sunday, September 27, 2026 on the CBS Television Network, and streaming live and on demand on Paramount+. (Photo: Christopher Polk/CBS
My review of Taylor Swift’s “Patient Zero”changed somewhere around listen No. 6. Good thing I’ve learned not to trust my first impression of a Taylor Swift song.
While the Kansas City Chiefs tight end wasn’t able to accompany the Grammy winner to the 2026 MTV Video Music Awards in Los Angeles Sept. 27, he made sure to send his love and support.
Taylor Swift surpassed Beyoncé to become the most-awarded artist in MTV Video Music Awards history Sunday when she brought her Moon Person statue total to 32.
Swift released The Life of a Showgirl: The Encore last Friday, adding four new songs: “Patient Zero,” “Cleveland!,” “Pink Clouding” and “Babylon.” The surprise release came just days before she premiered her “Patient Zero” video during this year’s MTV VMAs, where she received a special honor and two additional awards.