Taylor Swift fans will be coming to New Orleans next week for her Eras Tour, and some of them are upset because their hotel reservations have been canceled. The only option was to rebook at a higher rate.

Braun acquired Swift's master recordings in a $300 million sale in 2019 and sold them — without her knowledge, she claimed — in 2020 Former music manager Scooter Braun wants to put the past behind him after stirring controversy for acquiring Taylor Swift's masters in 2019.

Scooter Braun has again weighed in on his and Taylor Swift’s highly publicized feud over her music rights. After the 2019 debacle became the subject of a new Max documentary this summer (“Taylor Swift vs Scooter Braun: Bad Blood“),

During a Bloomberg Screentime event in Los Angeles this week, Braun said, “Look. It’s five years later. I think, everyone, it’s time to move on.” Braun watched the Taylor Swift Vs. Scooter Braun: Bad Blood documentary and has some issues with it,

Scooter Braun, the music executive who bought Taylor Swift's old record label with rights to her masters, then sold them, said he wishes people would turn the page on his years-long feud with the pop superstar,

Scooter Braun, the music executive whose feud with Taylor Swift was the subject of a Max documentary from June, said he "recently watched" the movie and thought it "misrepresented" reality. "I watched it and I wasn't going to watch it because

Scooter Braun, the music executive linked to Taylor Swift's master recordings, is officially ready to move on from their contentious history. The infamous fallout between the two was recently spotlighted in the two-part Max documentary,