Styles serious about Swift

Styles serious about Swift

Harry Styles is reportedly keen on getting into a substantial relationship with Taylor Swift.

It is rumoured that the One Direction singer and the country crooner have recently rekindled their romance.

One Direction is performing a huge concert at Madison Square Garden in New York City on Monday.

The most important women in the group members' life, mothers, sisters and girlfriends, will be attending the show.

Harry is said to have invited Taylor.

'It's such a momentous time for the boys and they want their girlfriends by their sides,' a source told British newspaper The Mirror.

'Seeing [bandmates] Zayn with Perrie and Louis with Eleanor made Harry realise there's a person he wants to be there with him, too. Taylor.'

Harry has spoken about how much he admires Taylor before.

He absolutely lit up when speaking about her in a recent Seventeen Magazine interview.

'Taylor honestly couldn't be a sweeter person,' he gushed.

'She's genuinely nice and extremely talented, and she deserves everything she has.'

The pair enjoyed a brief romance in April, but they split to pursue other affairs.

Harry dated model Emma Ostilly and Taylor had a summer romance with Conor Kennedy.

J. Cole feels 'no pressure'

J. Cole feels 'no pressure'

J. Cole is confident that his sophomore album will inspire listeners.

The rapper is preparing to release Born Sinner in January.

J. Cole's creativity was unrestrained while composing tracks for this record.

The musician believes that a feeling of liberty is pervasive throughout his new works.

"I don't think it's gonna be hard to top my first album [2011's Cole World: The Sideline Story]. I don't think that's gonna be tough. I think I got that,' he told MTV News.

"Freedom, just [having] no pressure. As soon as my first album dropped, all of this weight was off me and everything was flowing out and that lasted a long time, months and months. So just the freedom of not having to please the label, the machine, that was very inspiring."

J. Cole's maturation as an artist is evident in his new songs.

"It definitely sounds like growth, [just] bigger and not in a corny way, not in a trying way," he explained.

"It's weird because I have these songs that are bigger and then I have these songs that are just as underground as some of my old stuff, it's like always playing these two worlds."