'Only The Young' And 9 More Surprises From Taylor Swift's Miss Americana Doc

Still, her new documentary, Miss Americana, now in select theaters and on Netflix, feels more personal than anything we've seen from the singer before.Director Lana Wilson says Swift did not want the doc to feel like a traditional "pop star" film. Instead of focusing wholly on concluding her dark Reputation era or the kick-off of her pastel-hued Lover, Miss Americana follows the transformational period between records as Tay grapples with her role as a global superstar and her duty as a woman in a position of power.While Swift has made a habit of meticulously documenting stardom through vlogs and tour movies, even the most diehard Swifties will find a bevy of new material to sink their teeth into, from frank discussions on body image to the oft-heard about but never-before-seen crevices of Swift lore, like completely silent music-video sets and air travel with Scottish Folds. In a particularly introspective moment, Swift talks to producer partner-in-crime Little about turning 29, and how there's a part of her that's "definitely not ready to have kids, definitely not ready for this grown-up stuff." With her current schedule of album, tour, album, her life is planned two years ahead of time, and she can't just be "figuring stuff out." To her credit, high school BFF Abigail says she'd be "an excellent mother."Who was the mastermind behind Todrick Hall's fabulous nails during Tay's 2019 VMAs performance?