【Dead Again】

Everything has changed for Taylor Swift and Dead AgainCalvin Harris. Anyone clinging to hope that Talvin is going strong had their wildest dreams crushed when the couple confirmed the breakup themselves.

Harris tweeted a message acknowledging the end of their 15-month relationship, and Swift retweeted, which, we'll have to assume, is an endorsement in this case. 

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According to Harris' tweet, there's no bad blood between the former Starbuckslovers. The highly-organized T-Swift releases an album every other year in October, and 1989came out in 2014, so we should know soon enough whether or not she sees it all now that he's gone.

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If you can't shake off your misery over the split, here's a picture of Taylor Swift and Pitbull. Who can be sad when they're looking at Pitbull?

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