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This morning, Swifties are convinced Taylor Swift's Emmys cameo was a secret album announcement hiding in plain sight. Plus, Harry and Meghan have pulled their kids from a new UK school after just two days, and Zendaya's stylist has flipped his story on that wedding. ☕ The Emmys ...  Show more

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