What’s Trending: Monday, November 15th, 2021
#Adele
o Last night was her One Night Only special and the singer performed old songs, as well as new material from her upcoming album, 30.
o She kicked things off with “Hello,” moving on to “Easy On Me,” “Skyfall,” “I Drink Wine,” and “Someone Like You.”
o She also performed “When We Were Young,” “Make You Feel My Love,” “Hold On, “ “Rolling In The Deep,” and “Love Is A Game.”
o Celebrities in attendance included Oprah Winfrey, Gayle King, Ellen DeGeneres, Lizzo, Gordon Ramsay, Leonardo DiCaprio, Seth Rogan, Donald Glover and more.
o She also tweeted yesterday that there was a very special guest in the audience. She wrote, “It was also the first time my son saw me perform and I’ve never been so nervous in my life!!”
o After the concert, she sat down with Oprah and opened up from everything from her music to how her friends were there for her when she needed them, her ex, and her relationship to her son.
#TaylorSwift
o It was quite the week for Taylor!
o She appeared on SNL over the weekend, just days after dropping her reimagined version of the 2012 album Red.
o Taylor played the 10-minute version of All Too Well, the ballad that she famously wrote about her relationship with actor Jake Gyllenhaal.
o Immediately following the performance, Colin Jost joked on Weekend Update, “I think the lesson we all learned this week is: Never break up with Taylor Swift.”
o Also, the collab with Starbucks that we predicted last week is true! You can now order her favorite drink by asking for “Taylor’s Latte” or “Taylor’s Version.”
o The drink is a grande caramel nonfat latte.
#GoodDeed
o Survey: 75% of Americans believe that if they do a good deed, the next person will pay it forward.
o The majority of people define a “good deed” as an action that makes someone else feel good, while nearly half believe a good deed is someone that benefits another individual, regardless if they know them personally.
o A simple “Good Morning” ranks among the top “good deeds” to brighten another’s day.
o The top good deeds that were most likely to turn someone’s day around are helping someone with a task, donating to someone in need, saying “good morning,” and holding a door open for someone.
#Crocs
o The days of the ugly Christmas sweater are over…prepare for the ugly Christmas sweater shoes!
o Crocs is unleashing a new line of "ugly" Christmas sweater clogs.
o There are two patterns: One is red and white with snowflake, tree, snowmen, and reindeer "Jibbitz" charms.
o There’s also a white and multicolored pair with snowflake, tree, gingerbread men, and Santa hat-wearing dinosaur "Jibbitz" charms.
o They cost $64.99 and are available at Crocs.com.