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Taylor Swift's exclusive Record Store Day release, "Folklore: The Long Pond Studio Sessions," has sold out nearly all 75,000 copies in the US within a day of its release. What does that big number mean? Well, the record is now expected to be the first Record Store Day release ever to enter the top then of the Billboard 200 album chart. If "Folklore: The Long Pond Studio Sessions” lands in the top 10, Swift will have three albums in the top ten concurrently. For reference, selling 75,000 copies of an album would have nabbed third place on the Billboard Hot 200 chart last week. Meanwhile, Swifties are rallying to support two Taylor Swift fans. Jacob Lewis and his sister's April's car broke down and as Jacob got out to push the car, he was hit by a drunk driver on a highway after attending Taylor's concert in Houston. Jacob passed away, and a GoFundMe page was created to help his family with expenses. The goal of $60k was exceeded in just over a day, and many fans donated $13 each.
Check out the treasure that Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani stumbled on at their Oklahoma farm. It's doubtful that Gwen Stefani would deny being a city girl, but when hubby Blake Shelton took her mushroom hunting, she was as country as the dirt those morels grew in and was as excited as if she had found gold.