Taylor Swift fans already get to share the country superstar’s life via her Facebook page and her Twitter account. But now, the rest of mainstream America can succumb to her charms when she makes an appearance on this weekend’s edition of 60 Minutes.

With world domination securely in place, Swift is putting the cherry on top by sitting with Lesley Stahl to talk about said domination, her status as a role model for millions of adoring young fans, and what price fame.  She is coming off of her historic win at the 45th Annual CMA Awards, where she snagged the coveted “Entertainer of the Year” award for the second time - a feat done by, well, noone ever before.

Of course, 60 Minutes is no slouch, either. The show is well into its 44th season, and has plenty of Emmys  and other awards to brag about in its own right.  You can catch Taylor’s interview this Sunday night, November 20, at 7pm (ET). Check out a sneak peek here.

Fans at the Philips Arena in Atlanta didn’t know what to think when Taylor Swift started singing Rihanna’s vocals from “Live Your Life.” Then, T.I. stepped onstage and the crowd went wild. This isn’t the first time Taylor Swift has featured major artists on her 2011 Speak Now World Tour. She’s also been joined by Nicki Minaj and Justin Bieber along the way.

The Oct. 2 Atlanta concert was a make-up date from a previously postponed date. However, there are still plenty of Taylor Swift tickets. The country star has dates spanning through late November, including Oct. 25 at the AT&T Center in San Antonio; Oct. 30 at the Fedex Forum in Memphis; Nov. 13 at the American Airlines Arena in Miami; Nov. 18 at the Colonial Life Arena in Columbia, S.C.; and Nov. 21-22 at Madison Square Garden in New York City.

Looks like the country darlin’ got sidetracked by a bout of bronchitis over Fourth of July weekend forcing her to postpone her 7/2 show in Louisville, Ky., at the KFC Yum! Center until Oct. 11. And it seems the illness is persisting because a few more shows have been moved to later dates, including her Charlotte, NC, date and her two-night stay in Atlanta.

“It breaks my heart to miss out on this weekend’s shows with my friends in Charlotte and Atlanta,” Swift said in a statement. “I would never cancel if I thought I was physically able to perform these shows. I am so sorry to the fans, but I look forward to seeing you when we come back through your towns, which we will do.”

Check out Taylor’s official website for all the tour date changes. We wish her a speedy recovery!

As expected, from looking at her multi-platinum new album Speak Now and her sold out tour, Taylor caught 7 nominations. Check out what she’s up for below:

·         Top Country Artist

·         Top Country Album for Speak Now

·         Top Country Song for “Mine”

·         Top Artist

·         Top Female Artist

·         Top Billboard 200 Artist

·         Top Billboard 200 Album

Rihanna leads the nominations with 18. Next comes Eminem with 16 nominations. Lady Gaga follows grabbing 12, with The Fame, The Fame Monster, The Remix all competing for Top Dance/Electronic Album. Bruno Mars and Justin Bieber tie for fourth with number of nominations, each of them got 11.

None of the awards are fan-voted, Billboard uses different statistics to determine the winners.

The Billboard Music Awards 2011 will air live on ABC Sunday, May 22nd at 8pm Eastern time from the MGM Grand in Las Vegas.

Some of her new shows include Lubbock, Texas, at the United Spirit Arena (10/14); Oklahoma City Arena (10/15); two nights in Phoenix at the Jobing.com Arena (10/21-22); Austin (10/26); Memphis (10/30); Miami (11/13); Raleigh, N.C. (11/17); and New York (11/21-22). For a complete list of dates, see her official site at TaylorSwift.com.

Adam Brand, a singer from Australia, will be opening for Taylor on the Sept. 24 date and all the November shows. The October shows will include David Nail as the special guest.

When all is said and done, Taylor Swift’s touring domination will take her to 63 cities in 42 states & provinces in the U.S. and Canada!

“Some of them were really surprising to me. I wasn’t aware of every single certification we have in Asia. It really blew my mind,” Swift told The Associated Press. “… “I love country music, and I love the fact that it’s being accepted all over the world. That is so exciting.”

Her most recent tour included stops in Singapore, Osaka, Seoul, Tokyo and Manila. While she wasn’t on stage, she was busy immersing herself in the culture by visiting Singapore, Hong Kong and Tokyo.

While she has a tiny bit of downtime between tour legs, Taylor Swift tickets will soon be available in the U.S. on May 27 when she kickstarts summer touring in Omaha, Nebraska.

Swift’s tour is expected to take her to 19 different countries for a total of about 90 concerts. Wow!

In order to get adjusted to the new time zones that she’s entering, Swift arrived in Singapore on Feb. 7, and immediately tweeted that she did a little exploring, but it was “time for room service and a ‘Friends’ marathon.”

On Feb. 8, Swift spent more time as a tourist, posing for pictures with fans and sending Justin Bieber some love for his big movie debut, “Never Say Never.”

“Getting ready listening to the acoustic version of ‘One Less Lonely Girl,’ sending out good luck to @justinbieber!” Swift tweeted. “Huge day for you, friend!”

Check back soon to stay updated on Taylor Swift tickets, tour and more!

• Entertainer of the Year
• Top Female Vocalist
• Album of the Year (As an artist)
• Album of the Year (As a producer)

Taylor has been nominated a total of thirteen times before starting as early as 2007. Three of those awards she won, Top New Female Vocalist in 2008, Crystal Milestone Award in 2009, and Album of the Year for Fearless also in 2009.

Going up against Swift for the prestigious Entertainer of the Year award is Jason Aldean, Toby Keith, Brad Paisley, Keith Urban, and Miranda Lambert who leads with the highest total number of nominations at 7. For Female Vocalist of the Year Taylor is going up against even more country music icons including Miranda Lambert, Reba McEntire, Lee Ann Womack, and last year’s Entertainer of the Year, Carrie Underwood.

Also up for Album of the Year are Kenny Chesney’s Hemingway’s Whiskey, Lady Antebellum’s Need You Now, Jamey Johnson’s The Guitar Song, Dierks Bentley’s Up On The Ridge, and Zac Brown Band’s You Get What You Give.

Sounds like some tough competition but I’m sure Taylor can pull it out. Speak Now really is the start of an age.

Swift, now 20, continues to make amazing music as she matures into a young woman with appeal beyond the tweener set. Indeed, Taylor Swift tickets are a hot commodity for all ages. The AP recognizes her ability to both grow and remain the same, especially where it counts - her talent. Here’s what AP had to say:

“Swift gets a lot of attention for her read-between-the-lines tomes, but after the guessing game stops (is this one about John Mayer? Is that one about Taylor Lautner?), what remains are terrific, compelling songs with rich plot lines that will stay with you long after the gossip fades.”

What would your top ten album list look like for 2010?

• Gillette Stadium in Foxboro, Massachusetts on June 26
• Staples Center in Los Angeles, California on August 27 and 28

The tour kicks off February 9 in Singapore and will makes its US debut May 27 in Omaha, Nebraska. I know I can’t wait to go, anyone else?