
Pop megastar Taylor Swift was sued by a Las Vegas performer on Monday who said Swift’s latest hit album The Life of a Showgirl violates her trademark rights.
Representatives for Swift and her label Universal Music Group, also a defendant, did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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Wade’s lawyer Jaymie Parkkinen said they “have great respect for Swift’s talent and success but trademark law exists to ensure that creators at all levels can protect what they’ve built”.
The Life of a Showgirl, Swift’s 12th album, was released in October and shattered Spotify streaming records on its way to becoming the biggest-selling album of 2025.
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Wade said in the complaint that she began writing her “Confessions of a Showgirl” column for Las Vegas Weekly in 2014.

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