Taylor Swift

Taylor Swift, born in 1989, is an American singer-songwriter who moved to Nashville at 14 to pursue country music. Her 2006 debut album launched her career, followed by the critically and commercially successful 'Fearless' (2008), which became the top-selling album of 2009 and earned her four Grammy Awards, including the youngest Album of the Year winner. Her subsequent album, 'Speak Now' (2010), also achieved massive sales and critical acclaim. Recognized as one of pop's finest songwriters, Swift has amassed numerous awards, sold tens of millions of albums and songs by 2012, and has also engaged in acting and philanthropy.