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Is Joe Alwyn the unnamed ex Taylor Swift sings about in The Black Dog? The pub’s owner has come forward to answer the burning question for everyone! On The Tortured Poets Department breakup track, the 34-year-old sings about spotting a…

The bar has been packed with fans since The Tortured Poets Department dropped April 19.

After listening to ‘The Tortured Poets Department,’ Swifties are rushing to visit a bar called The Black Dog.

Staff have responded after Taylor Swift fans flocked to a London pub apparently referenced on her new album, The Tortured Poets Department.

What’s better than going to the pub? Going to the pub with a dog!

Himley House, off Wolverhampton Road, in Dudley was closed for nearly four months

Neighbours of the building described a strong aroma emanating from the area.

For the latest edition of the Daily Record's weekly series showcasing the best towns and villages in Scotland, we have chosen the lovely little village of Fort Augustus.

Taylor Swift fans have even been asking the pub for merchandise to commemorate their visit.

Ever since The Tortured Poets Department was released last week, Taylor Swift‘s fans have been trying to decode the meanings behind the songs. Well, one song in particular, “The Black Dog,” has gotten some attention. “And so I watch as you…

The building has been described as 'a landmark of beer culture'

Critics told the pub "it's not the 90s anymore".

Brendan Rodgers' side's were in Scottish Cup semi-final action against Aberdeen

This pub has taken on at least four different names, and reportedly once had an unlikely punter – a noisy bird

John Marrack gifts the 132-year-old pub painting to staff at the Claydon Greyhound near Ipswich.

It comes following rising costs in the hospitality industry

It attracts families from miles around

Swifites asked the pub to check CCTV for sigthings of the singer

Work completed included a refresh of the Queens Head's 16 guest bedrooms, alongside the makeover for the pub, following a significant investment by the brewery.

Dame Anne Rafferty, a former Court of Appeal and High Court judge, said libraries, church halls, schools during holidays and even pubs could be used to serve justice.