Taylor Swift: Purchased new homes

Singing star Taylor Swift reportedly purchased a new home for her parents in Nashville, Tennessee.

 The home purchased for $1.4 million is a 1920's, three-bedroom 5,000 square ft. estate that has a blue stone terrace and an outdoor fireplace

Sources Told :
"It's an incredible house. Taylor's been visiting her parents there and she's so excited for them."

Taylor Swift reportedly bought herself a home as well in Los Angeles.

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Taylor Swift: Dating Glee star??

Country music star Taylor Swift has tongues wagging with a potential matchup with "Glee's" star Chord Overstreet.

The pair were photographed at the LA Kings Hockey game.


A source tells US Magazine,

"They looked pretty good together.
"They've met a few times," the Overstreet source explains to Us, adding that his brother, Nash Overstreet of the band Hot Chelle Rae, penned a rap song that Swift performed with T-Pain at the CMT Awards in 2009.

An insider said :  "Chord's a lady's man,"

Taylor Swift has previously met with another "Glee" actor earlier in the year, so it's likey the Chord and Taylor or "just friends"


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Taylor Swift & Miley Cyrus: Play Nashville Flood Benefit Concert

Taylor Swift donated $500,000 to Nashville flood relief last week, and the country superstar is continuing to do her part by lending her talents to Nashville Rising: A Benefit Concert for Flood Recovery on June 22
 People reports,The event will be hosted by Tim McGraw and Faith Hill, with funds helping Nashville recover from last week's devastating floods.Swift will be joined by fellow teen queen Miley Cyrus, as well as country stars like Carrie Underwood, Brooks & Dunn, LeAnn Rimes, Miranda Lambert, Martina McBride and more names to come, The show is set to take place at Nashville's Bridgestone Arena. Funds will go to the Community Foundation, which provides philanthropic services in Middle Tennessee