All that time Taylor Swift sat alone in her tower, she was just honing her powers.

After all, the Grammy winner has officially dropped The Life of a Showgirl: The Encore, adding four additional songs to her October 2025 album, including “Patient Zero,” “Pink Clouding,” “Babylon” and “Cleveland.”

Like any Swift project, the songs are full of Easter eggs for not only her relationship with Travis Kelce—whom she wed in July—but also apparent nod to her exes of years past. 

In "Pink Clouding," Swift feels regretful over how she treated an ex, which fans speculate could be a nod to lovers past like Joe Alwyn and Tom Hiddleston.

"Years later, I still wonder how to tell you sorry / I didn't wanna let you down / So I left you up there on a, pink cloud," she sings, later saying, "I hope / You realized my kind of trouble wasn't worth it / And the way I treated you, you never deserved it / And I swear to God, to this day / I wake up scared that I left scars on a good person."  

Meanwhile, "Cleveland!" is all about her love story with Kelce—a Cleveland native—and clapping back at the haters like she did in Tortured Poet's "But Daddy I Love Him."  

"Something we all can agree on / But my baby likes what he likes," she sings. "He already took me to Cleveland / And showed me The Heights, so hate all you like / This is the love of my life."

And while Swift sings about seeing a "scathing take 'bout how I'm fake / And he could find someone younger," she knows she's found her match in the NFL star.

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For Dave Franco, the days of being solely referred to as James Franco’s little brother are gone but not forgotten.  

"It’s a complicated thing where I love my brother, and I’m so grateful for the advice he gave me coming through this business and just even watching how he navigated certain situations," the Forgotten Island star said on a recent episode of Armchair Expert With Dax Shepard. "So, I’m always grateful for that. But I think in recent years, I’ve gone down my path long enough that people have started to give me my own due."

Not that the journey was easy. "Especially cause he’s a very f--king talented [person]," Dave continued about the Oscar nominee. "This isn’t somebody who just dipped a toe in" the movie business.

And while, yes, he admits James opened some doors, Dave also makes it clear he’s worked hard on his own to get to this point in his career.

“No one was going to hire me just because I was James Franco’s little brother," the Now You See Me actor noted to Bustle in October 2025. "If I sucked, I would’ve disappeared very quickly."

Still very much in the biz—writing, directing, acting and often collaborating with wife Alison Brie—Dave is proud of the name he’s built for himself and knows his brother is too.

"At this point," he added, "I think he’s excited just to see me trying new things and to see me grow."

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