By now you may be aware that Taylor Swift's own version of Red has just been released. You've probably even had it on repeat.
While there are (obviously) some serious bops on the album — including new songs and collaborations with the likes of Phoebe Bridgers and Ed Sheeran — the real buzz is how a re-examination of her relationship with Jake Gyllenhaal does not paint the actor in a good light.
The pair dated in 2010 when Swift was 20 and Gyllenhaal was 29 — an age gap that barely raised eyebrows at the time, and is still quite common to see in Hollywood relationships, but is definitely raising questions now.
While we've had several social movements since these two were a couple that have made us all aware of the uneven power dynamics and other factors that make this age gap a little uncomfortable, the truly damning evidence was in the 10-minute version Swift released of All Too Well (a song widely considered to be written about Gyllenhaal, along with Moment I Knew) and the accompanying short film featuring Stranger Things' Sadie Sink and Teen Wolf's Dylan O'Brien — two actors with a very similar age gap between them as Swift and Gyllenhaal.
