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Taylor Swift photographed kissing Tom Hiddleston

The pop princess of the music industry and the baddest man in the Marvel universe are apparently pretty cozy.
Taylor Swift locks lips with new man

Taylor Swift, 26, and Tom Hiddleston, 35, who is best known for his role as Marvel villain Loki, were photographed kissing, holding hands, and walking on a beach with one another.

The scoop came courtesy of The Sun, a popular tabloid paper in Britain.

The photos surfaced just two weeks after Swift and her long-time boyfriend, Calvin Harris called it quits.

The Sun published photos of the pair on its web site around 5 p.m. Eastern on Wednesday. The cover of its Thursday print edition heralds it as a "WORLD EXCLUSIVE."
It also came with the pretty clever headline, "TINKER TAYLOR SNOG A SPY," a play on the miniseries and 2011 film, "Tinker Tailor Solider Spy."

The paper said the photos were taken on a beach in Westerly, Rhode Island, on Tuesday afternoon.
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Published By - cnn.com- Updated 1555 GMT (2355 HKT) June 16, 2016

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