Taylor Swift

Taylor Swift is a walking anomaly. She's risen to the top of the charts with songs about love and loss, while at the same time assuring the public that she's absolutely loving being single. On 'The Tonight Show' with Jay Leno on Monday (Feb. 20), Swift opened up a bit about her Grammy-winning song 'Mean' and gave some insight into one of the reasons she is perhaps so content to be living the single life for a while.

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"We are not a couple."

That is what Taylor Swift said more than once to Ellen DeGeneres on her namesake show this morning (Feb. 21) while promoting her animated film 'The Lorax' with hottie and supposed boyfriend Zac Efron. While they would make quite an attractive couple, Swift repeatedly shot down the rumors, though Ellen kept jokingly referring to them as a couple throughout their interview.

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Taylor Swift just came out with a behind-the-scenes video from her music video shoot from 'Safe & Sound,' the lead single on the upcoming 'The Hunger Games' soundtrack. The haunting mood of the song, which also features The Civil Wars, translates so perfectly to the almost colorless video. In the below clip, Swift catches the vision as soon as she steps out into the cold of the barren winter woods.

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Taylor Swift is perhaps best known for singing about one topic from a variety of angles: love. And while she admits that this is true, the multi-Grammy Award-winning starlet is quick to declare that she's perfectly content to go stag for a while.

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It's certainly no secret that Taylor Swift has a whole generation of young followers. With her upcoming Dr. Seuss film 'The Lorax' set to hit theaters March 2, Swift is poised to have an even bigger influence on the lives of youngsters across the country. In this recently released campaign video for the National Education Association, Swift joins fellow 'Lorax' cast members Betty White, Danny DeVito, Ed Helms (from 'The Office') and Zac Efron to read a Seuss-like poem promoting the NEA's Read Across America Day.

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In many ways, Taylor Swift seems to have come into her own in the past two years. With the release of 'Speak Now,' she brought her own writing prowess and her own raw emotions to the table. Now, with a mature new look and riding the coattails of a very classy  Grammy performance (and with two new Grammys to her name), the 'Mean' singer has officially established once and for all that she's on the scene to stay. And this leaves fans wondering what approach she'll take with her next record.

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