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I really do want to complete my signed Taylor collection and I don’t need two signed red slipcases but I also can’t afford to buy a signed reputation outright 🥲 I’m just thinking of trading one of my signed red slipcases instead. I’ve been told that the red slipcase was a UK exclusive, limited to 500 copies only. So I’m wondering now if a signed rep poster is a fair trade for a signed red slipcase?

I have no hopes of getting a signed 1989 or rep but is a signed debut possible if I have an extra signed red slipcase from play.com?

The courtside seat that Taylor Swift sat in at the Cavaliers' arena sold for a hefty price.

Memorabilia company The Realest and the Cleveland Cavaliers auctioned off the seat Swift, 36, sat in, as well as the one used by her fiancé Travis Kelce during Game 3 of the Cavaliers' Eastern Conference Finals series against the New York Knicks.

According to The Athletic, Swift's seat sold for $7,000 on Sunday, June 14 while Kelce's went for $1,405. The Cavaliers also auctioned off the seats used by by Timothée Chalamet and Kylie Jenner during Game 4. Chalamet's sold for $1,202 and a buyer shelled out $1,505 for Jenner's. The Cavs also sold actor Ben Stiller's Game 4 chair for $732 and rapper Machine Gun Kelly's for $635.

STC:

Taylor Swift fans have been hoping that Disney/Pixar will “just say yes” when it comes to confirming longstanding rumors that the pop superstar is involved in some way with “Toy Story 5.” That’s not happening… yet. But anticipation over the possibility was further piqued Friday, with the unveiling of billboards that any reasonable person would suspect either (a) point toward a coming announcement of Swift being a part of the movie or (b) will get the company crucified by Swifties if it should all turn out to be a faux tease.
The billboards feature the giant letters “TS,” which happens to be an acronym for both Swift’s name and the film franchise, obviously. Although “Toy Story” movies have never been boiled down to two letters before, there’s a first time for everything, so there is plausible deniability in a connection there.

But then there are 13 cartoon clouds on the billboards… which holds true both for horizontal and vertical variants of the advertising. With that employment of the singer’s favorite number in the new ad campaign, any deniability would no longer be very plausible.
Of course, no one is denying anything right now. Reps for both Disney and Swift had no comment when asked about the billboards Friday.

What her involvement might be is still open to rampant speculation. It could be a speaking voice role in the cast; it could be a song embedded in the body of the film that is written or co-written and/or sung by Swift. But thinking outside the toybox may be advised. For all that anyone outside the cone of silence knows, it could be a live, picture-in-picture simulcast of Swift and Travis Kelce’s wedding embedded into opening-night screenings.
There is only one thing that it’s certain it *won’t* be: Swift doing an end-titles theme. Producers strictly ruled that out during an oft-cited interview this past week, although they were peculiarly specific about exactly what it was they were denying.