Dionne Warwick Will ‘Find’ Jake Gyllenhaal & Get Taylor Swift’s Scarf Back

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Dionne Warwick attends the “Dionne Warwick: Don’t Make Me Over” Premiere during the 2021 Toronto International Film Festival at Princess of Wales Theatre on Sept. 11, 2021 in Toronto.

Dionne Warwick knows “All Too Well” that people must return things that don’t belong to them.

The icon stopped by The Late Show With Stephen Colbert on Thursday night (Jan. 20), where the host deemed her the Queen of Twitter.

“I can’t let you go without weighing in on this,” Colbert said, before holding up a tweet she shared after watching Taylor Swift’s short film of “All Too Well” off Red (Taylor’s Version), which captured the tumultuous three-month relationship between the singer and actor Jake Gyllenhaal.

“If that young man has Taylor’s scarf he should return it,” Warwick tweeted in response on November 15. “It does not belong to you. Box it up and I will pay the cost of postage, Jake.”

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The tweet was, of course, in reference to the line in which Swift sings, “Now you mail back my things and I walk home alone / But you keep my old scarf from that very first week / ‘Cause it reminds you of innocence / And it smells like me.”

It does not belong to you. Box it up and I will pay the cost of postage, Jake. — Dionne Warwick (@dionnewarwick) November 15, 2021

When Colbert asked if there have been any “updates” on the return of Swift’s scarf, Warwick replied, “Not one word from him or her yet.”

However she went on and assured, “I’m going to find out and going to give her a call. I am! To find out if she got her scarf and if she didn’t, I’m going to find Jake.”

Neither Swift nor Gyllenhaal has confirmed that “All Too Well” is about their relationship. His sister, actress Maggie Gyllenhaal, told Andy Cohen in 2017 that people keep asking her about the scarf that Swift allegedly left “there at your sister’s house,” but she has no idea.

Watch the Warwick’s interview with Colbert below.

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They say there are no second acts in America. Well, Dionne Warwick is showing that that’s not true.

The singer, who enjoyed a rise to fame in the mid-1950s and is known as one of the biggest hitmakers in the 20th century, is now perhaps even more famous for her social media personality and appearance on Saturday Night Live.

Now, the artist has a new single set to hit (digital) shelves.

Warwick announced that she will release her next song, “Power In The Name,” which will feature the rapper Krayzie Bone and producer Nomad, on January 19. Proceeds will go to charities for the homeless.

The song offers listeners a powerful message about hope. And the 81-year-old New Jersey-born Warwick will be performing on Good Morning America and The Late Show With Stephen Colbert on January 19 and 20, respectively

The track, which also has religious and spiritual undertones, is an excellent combination of Warwick’s soulful singing, thoughtful production, and tight lyricism. (Check for its release in a week)

But we’d expect nothing but the best from one of the most interesting artists on the planet. Warwick, who also recently performed at the Las Vegas Raiders game on Boxing Day, later performed on the hit TV show The Masked Singer.

She released a new gospel single with Chance the Rapper (check that HERE), and of course, who could forget her on SNL? Check out that memorable cameo above with the show’s cast member (and resident Warwick impersonator), Ego Nwodim.

More recently, Warwick tweeted about her late friend, actor Sidney Poitier, saying, “He once caught me following him. He said “little girl what do you want” I muttered “can I have your autograph”. From that day he always called me little girl and asked if I wanted his autograph. It was something we laughed about. He was my hero & great friend. May he RIP.”

New Music Friday! Check Out New Songs from Dionne Warwick, Leon Bridges, Ann Wilson, Billy Strings, Molly Tuttle, and More!

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Welcome back to our ongoing series where we share with you some of our favorite songs and music videos that came out this week.

In our latest installment, check out tunes from Leon Bridges, Debbie Gibson, Death Valley Girls, Dionne Warwick, and many more.

On Tuesday (January 18), Khruangbin & Leon Bridges dropped their latest single, “Chocolate Hills,” which portends a new album, Texas Moon, out February 18. Check out the smooth track here below.
Also on Tuesday, famed pop star Debbie Gibson released a series of remixes for her song, “One Step Closer.” Check out the batch of songs via SoundCloud below and get ready to dance your knee-high socks off!
Thought-provoking Seattle rapper Sol released his latest single “In My Pocket.” The song hearkens to the golden age of hip-hop when the genre provided a window into emcee’s minds, their day-to-day, and their perspective on what’s around them. Oh, and the song is hella catchy, too.
Southern California rockers Death Valley Girls released their latest song, “When I’m Free,” earlier this week. The track features delightful wobbly lyrics, moon-piercing organs, and just a general sense of fun. We love Death Valley Girls.
Actress and musician Victoria Blade released her latest music video this week for the song, “I Don’t Wanna Worry.” Blade, who is a talented singer and songwriter, was also a star of the television show WandaVision in 2021, playing the role of Commercial Woman. Check out the new vid below.
This week, popular Americana band The Head and the Heart announced an upcoming 2022 tour. And to celebrate that news, the band released its newest single today, “Every Shade of Blues,” which you can see below.
Everybody’s favorite Twitter personality and musical Auntie, Dionne Warwick, released her latest song this week, “Power In The Name,” which features the lyricist Krayzie Bone (from Bone Thugs-N-Harmony) and the producer Nomad. Check out the heartfelt tune below.
Seattle-born rock band Band of Horses released its latest single this week, “Lights.” The song is on the group’s forthcoming LP, which is out March 4. Check out the rocker below.
In rock history, there aren’t two voices more important than Ann Wilson and Layne Staley’s. So when Wilson covered Alice in Chains’ famed hit, “Rooster,” we have to take notice. What a rendition.
Is there a better guitarist on planet earth other than Billy Strings? The answer is no. Well, not to get distracted by hierarchy, it’s just fun to celebrate the artist for all his prowess on his instrument. So, let’s do so and check out his latest single and music video for the song “Love And Regret” below.
This week, Pedro the Lion (aka David Bazan) surprised fans by releasing an entire new album. Rather than give out a sole single here, let’s just enjoy the entire nearly 40-minute opus below from the cerebral artist.
Beautiful Baltimore-born band Beach House released the latest chapter of songs from its forthcoming LP earlier this week. Check out Once Twice Melody: Chapter Three below in all of its shimmering splendor.
Valerie June released a new cover of the Nick Drake song, “Pink Moon.” What a combination. Check out the visualizer video for the rendition here below from one of our favorites.
Today (Jan. 21), the amazing six-string player Molly Tuttle announced her new album, Crooked Tree, which is set to release on April 1. To celebrate the news, the artist shared the titular single from the LP, which you can check out below.

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Krayzie Bone & Dionne Warwick Recognize The ‘Power In The Name’

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Krayzie Bone & Dionne Warwick Recognize The ‘Power In The Name’

The “Queen Of Twitter,” Dionne Warwick follows up her recent Chance The Rapper collab with the Krayzie Bone and NomaD assisted new single “Power In The Name.”

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