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A third season of 'Cruel Summer' is in development at Hulu and Freeform, with Olivia Holt returning as star and executive producer, continuing the series' story with new showrunners Cori Uchida and Adam Lash. The show, which originally debuted in 2021 and was canceled in 2023 after its second season, will revisit the series' themes of teenage friendship and mystery, with Holt reprising her role as Kate Wallis from Season 1.
Taylor Swift's song "Cruel Summer" from her 2019 album "Lover" has reached No. 1 on Billboard's Hot 100 chart after four years, becoming her 10th track to achieve this milestone. The song gained popularity during her Eras Tour and was given a promotional push this year. Swift discounted the track for digital sales and released an EP with a remix and live version. Meanwhile, Bad Bunny's latest album, "Nadie Sabe Lo Que Va a Pasar Mañana," debuted at No. 1 on the album chart, followed by Drake's "For All the Dogs" at No. 2.
Taylor Swift's 2019 song "Cruel Summer" has reached No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100, four years after its initial release. The boost in sales and streams came after the release of two new versions of the song, a live recording and a remix. The song's popularity and enduring success at radio contributed to its ascent to the top spot. This marks Swift's tenth No. 1 on the Hot 100.
Taylor Swift is determined to push her song "Cruel Summer" to the number one spot on the Billboard Hot 100. Despite already holding numerous records and achievements in her career, Swift continues to strive for more. She has released two new versions of the song, along with a live audio recording from her Eras Tour, in an effort to boost its popularity. This tactic of releasing multiple versions of a song is not uncommon in the industry, as artists navigate the complexities of streaming and chart success. Swift's competitive nature is evident as she vies for the top spot against artists like Drake, who openly pursues chart-topping hits.
Taylor Swift has released two new versions of her song "Cruel Summer" - a live version and a remix. She expressed gratitude to her fans for their support and announced the addition of four songs to her upcoming rerecording of the album "1989".
Taylor Swift surprises fans by releasing a live version of her hit song "Cruel Summer" from her album "Lover," along with a remix by LP Giobbi. The live version was recorded during her "Eras Tour" and can be heard in her concert film. "Cruel Summer" has been a fan favorite and one of Swift's most-streamed songs, reaching over 1 billion streams on Spotify. The release of the live version and remix comes after the success of the "Eras Tour" movie, which debuted as the biggest opening ever for a concert film.
Taylor Swift has released a live version of her hit song "Cruel Summer" from her Eras Tour, along with a new remix by LP Giobbi. The release comes after the success of her concert film "Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour," which set records for the biggest debut of all time for a concert film. "Cruel Summer" was originally released in 2019 on Swift's album "Lover."
Taylor Swift's hit single "Cruel Summer" from her 2019 album "Lover" has surpassed 1 billion streams on Spotify, making it her fifth song to enter the music streaming service's Billions Club. The achievement was celebrated by Swift on her Instagram Story, thanking her fans for their support. "Cruel Summer" reached No. 3 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart and topped Billboard's Pop Airplay chart. In addition, Swift recently became the first female artist on Spotify to reach 100 million monthly listeners.
In the season 2 finale of "Cruel Summer," it is revealed that Isabella is responsible for Luke's death. Isabella confronts Luke on the shore, and when he is barely conscious, she drowns him and pushes his body back into the water. Megan discovers the truth through security camera footage and may seek justice for Brent, who confessed to the crime. Isabella flees to Ibiza under a new identity, showing little remorse. Other mysteries are also resolved, including the planting of evidence and the fate of Megan's pregnancy. The show's creator hints at the possibility of a third season.
As summer approaches, here are five TV shows perfect for binge-watching indoors: "The Summer I Turned Pretty" returns with a new season on July 14, "The Good Place" offers a complete story with humor and philosophy, "Cruel Summer" is a twisty teen thriller with a just-released second season, "What We Do in the Shadows" is a hilarious comedy returning on July 13, and "Only Murders in the Building" returns on August 8 with new challenges and the addition of Meryl Streep to the cast.
Showrunner Elle Triedman discusses the midseason twist and fan theories in the second season of the Freeform anthology series "Cruel Summer." The show, set in a Y2K-era Pacific Northwest beach town, follows the complicated friendship between Megan, Luke, and new girl Isabella, and the love triangle between them that ends in a mysterious tragedy. Triedman reveals that a major bombshell is dropped in episode five, causing the characters and audience to reexamine everything they thought they knew. She also discusses the challenges of the show's format, the nostalgic early 2000s music, and her satisfaction with the season finale.
In episode 5 of "Cruel Summer," a shocking revelation exposes Isabella's lie about her best friend Lisa, who has actually been dead this whole time. The circumstances surrounding Lisa's death and Luke's death are similar, raising suspicions about Isabella's potential guilt. The reveal impacts Megan and Isabella's friendship, creating distance and distrust. However, they may have to work together as they both come under scrutiny from the law. The season's conclusion promises to answer all lingering questions, providing a satisfying ending.
Taylor Swift's fan-favorite song "Cruel Summer" from her 2019 album "Lover" will be released as a single by Republic Records after a surge in streaming numbers. The song will be played on pop radio stations starting June 20. Swift explained that "Cruel Summer" was one of her favorite tracks off "Lover," but it never had the chance to live as a single. The song charted on the Billboard Hot 100 on June 3 for the first time since the album's release.
Taylor Swift announced that "Cruel Summer" will be her next single, almost four years after its release. She revealed that the song was her favorite on the "Lover" album and was supposed to be a single before the pandemic hit. Thanks to fans streaming the song, it's rising on the charts and her label decided to make it a single. Swift expressed her gratitude and excitement for the unexpected success and hinted at an upcoming music video.
Taylor Swift and Aaron Dessner performed "Seven" for the first time during The Eras Tour stop in Pittsburgh. Swift also explained her decision to make "Cruel Summer" the next single, despite it being from her previous album, Lover. Dessner previously appeared during the tour's stops in Tampa Bay and Nashville, performing "The Great War" and "Would've, Could've, Should've" with Swift.