Showgirl Sues Taylor Swift Over Album Title

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A Las Vegas showgirl named Marin Wade just dropped a lawsuit on Taylor Swift and her

team, claiming copyright infringement over the new album title.

The Life of a Showgirl Wade says it's too close to her own Confessions of a Showgirl,

a column she started back in 2014 that turned into a podcast in live shows.

D-Trade marked it in 2015, and it even got incontestable status after years of use.

Earlier this week on March 30th, the suit hit the courts, pointing out how both names hit

the same vibe and target showbiz fans.

Wade notes the U.S. patent and trademark office shot down Swift's attempt to trademark her

album name because it was confusingly similar to Wade's mark.

That put Swift's crew on notice right away.

Wade was hyped for the album at first, posting videos in Showgirl gear lip-syncing Swift

tracks and teasing the October 3rd drop.

Now she's going after them hard, seeking a full stop on using the name, plus profits

and damages.

No word yet from Swift's camp when reached out.

The case lists trademark infringement, false origin claims, and unfair competition, with

Wade pushing for a jury trial and quick core blocks on the title.

It's all aimed at protecting her decade of building that brand in the entertainment world.

This legal twist adds drama to Swift's Showgirl error rollout.

But it'll play out in court as fans watch close could, reshape how artists name there.

Projects moving forward.