Your reaction to “Welcome to New York,” the catchy, soulless debut track on Taylor Swift’s record-­smashing 1989, probably correlates to how long you’ve lived in the city.

In 1924, the New York Times headquarters on 43rd Street in Manhattan opened the doors to a private dining room. The room, on the 11th floor, was spacious and fitted with ornamented oak paneling.

“I dreamt about moving to New York. I obsessed about moving to New York and then I did it,” said Swift, who has been living in NYC since April when she reportedly purchased a $19.9 million ...

In the first track on her new album 1989, entitled “Welcome to New York,” Swift sets up New York, her current home, as a place of unparalleled freedom, including for gay people: “You can ...

Taylor Swift has unleashed another new song from her album “1989,” which comes out Monday. Like the two tracks she already teased, this one ditches Nashville’s country sound to em… ...

Taylor Swift, shown at the recent iHeartRadio Music Festival in Las Vegas, will release a new song, “Welcome to New York,” from her forthcoming “1989” album, on Tuesday.