



Singer-songwriter Taylor Swift, 36, has been inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame, becoming the youngest woman to receive the honour.
The recognition comes 20 years after the release of her debut single, ‘Tim McGraw’, which introduced the singer-songwriter to audiences in 2006.
During the induction ceremony, Swift delivered an emotional speech, thanking filmmaker Steven Spielberg, who introduced her at the event.
Reflecting on Spielberg’s influence, Swift said his storytelling and creative vision had inspired her to trust her imagination and pursue ambitious artistic ideas throughout her career.