And now, playing for the Squirrels… number thirteen, Taylor Swift!

And we thought the clarinet was her passion. Give yourself 500 Swiftie points if you know where that is from.

No, Taylor has not joined the NBA (she’s a hockey girl). But she has donned a basketball uniform with the number thirteen on it. If you need me to tell you why she picked that number, you might need to stop living under a rock.

The usually-sparkly-dressed-but-who-can-also-shine-in-green was in L.A. filming… well, that’s where we kinda hit a wall. We don’t know. Seriously. No sources close to nothing this time. The nameless story broke out with pictures on Bauer-Griffin and Daily Fill but very little details. Movie? TV show? Could it be just a commercial ad? Based on the fact that we have not seen or heard about any other people participating seems to be a spot or short. Whether it is a promo or part of a TV campaign, your guess is as good as mine.

Knowing Taylor we’re sure it will be cute, funny, thoughtful or all of the above. Go Squirrels.

According to the Associated Press, the Fearless One has partnered with Target to release an extended version of her soon to be released third studio album, Speak Now. You can take a look at the Deluxe Version of Speak Now here. The album has also been dubbed Release Now in conversations around the water cooler around the offices of the Swift Agency. We’re kidding of course. We don’t  have a water cooler. The extended version known as the special edition contains three additional songs, remixed tunes, video content and shoots lasers.

We’re kidding about the laser part. Maybe. But one of the things it better do is ship internationally or I swear there will be a revolt.

Whether or not the filming may be a promo for Target is yet to be seen.

Taylor Swift performs at the All For The Hall fundraiser at Club Nokia, Los Angeles, on September 23. The event benefits the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum.

The third studio album, Speak Now, is released worldwide on October 25.

Oh yeah, I’m just one guy- blah, I ran out of time. Oh well.

(Sources: Bauer-Griffin, Daily Fill, Associated Press, Target)