Trivia: Music star Taylor Swift showed all the signs of her future career as a singer/songwriter when she was still a small girl growing up in Pennsylvania. Creative from the beginning, Swift was singing for local audiences by the time she was ten, and won a national poetry contest in the fourth grade for her poem "Monster in My Closet." By 12, the young artist was singing, writing songs, playing the 12-string guitar, and shopping demos around Nashville, hoping to score a record contract.Within a few years, Swift's family relocated to the Nashville area so that the aspiring performer could pursue her career full-time. She was eventually offered a development deal with RCA, but rejected it when it didn't allow for her to record her own songs. Swift would be rewarded for her stalwartness, however, when she was signed by Big Machine Records a short time later. She was also hired in as the youngest staff songwriter ever to work for Sony/ATV Tree publishing.Swift released a self-titled album in 2006, and it became an immediate hit, soon setting chart records that put her in league with established acts like the Dixie Chicks and Carrie Underwood. She released her sophomore album, Fearless, in 2008, which debuted at no. 1 on the Billboard 200 list and became the top-selling album in the U.S. for 2009 and launched her first world tour to support the album. Shortly after, Swift made a move into acting, appearing in an episode of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation and pulling double duty as both the host and musical guest in an episode of Saturday Night Live. The following year, she appeared in the ensemble romcom Valentine's Day, opposite another young Taylor- Taylor Lautner, of the Twilight film series.Despite trying to branch out into acting, Swift quickly returned to music, keeping very busy releasing three albums between 2010 and 2014 and going on a tour to support each one. Her 2014 release, 1989, marked her official break with country and was her first album to be exclusively pop.

Trivia: Placed in the top ten of the Miley Cyrus World Tour competition at 10 years old. Her first acting role was as a guest star on Law & Order: SVU. Signed with Hollywood Records at age 14. Released her debut album, Eyes Wide Open in 2015. Won a 2015 Radio Disney Music Award for Best Crush Song for "Can't Blame a Girl for Trying."

Trivia: Sang in a church choir with his mother from the age of 4. Released his first EP, The Orange Room, independently in 2005. Played 312 gigs in 2009 in an effort to beat his hero, British musician James Morrison, who played 200 in one year. First studio album, +, was released in 2011 and went to number 1 on the UK music chart. The official music video for his global hit "The A Team "cost a total of $32. Co-wrote Taylor Swift's song "Everything Has Changed," from her 2012 album Red. Part of the group of performers in Band Aid 30 that sang on the 2014 cover of "Do They Know it's Christmas." Supported the No Cold Homes campaign by Turn2us by donating winter clothing with celebrities Helen Mirren and Benedict Cumberbatch. Was awarded a Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE) in the Queen's 2017 Birthday Honours.

Trivia: Paternal grandfather Colin Welch was at one point, the deputy editor of The Daily Telegraph. Initially only intended to leave college for a year, in order to focus on music, but never returned to school. Released her debut album with Florence and the Machine, Lungs, in 2009, which featured hit singles "Dog Days Are Over" and "You've Got the Love." A natural brunette, she won a Music of Ginger Origin Award for Best Honorary Redhead by Choice Musician in 2014. Broke her foot after jumping off the stage during Coachella in 2015; later that year, headlined Friday night of the 2015 Glastonbury Festival after Foo Fighters had to pull out due to Dave Grohl breaking his leg.