Taylor Swift has a new fan base with her new hit song, “Anti-Hero” – lawyers who deal with trusts and wills.

Swift sings, “I have this dream of my stepdaughter killing me for the money; She thinks I left them in the will. The family gathers and the bed. And then someone yells, ‘She’s laughing the hell out of us!’ »

In the clever music video, Swift’s descendants are devastated to learn that she left them just 13 cents in her will.

“Legally, she’s right,” Mitch Mitchell, associate attorney at Trust & Will, told me.

“If someone were to kill another person, he has no right to profit from it.” This is called the Slayer Statute.

“They lose the right to inherit,” said Mitchell, who is thrilled that Swift is bringing attention to a sensitive topic.

About 60% of Americans do not have a will. Many stars like Prince have died without a will.

“Sometimes celebrities are like us,” Mitchell said. “They don’t want to think about their own death.”

Swift is so smart that she re-recorded her early songs to which she didn’t own the rights, so the new versions replaced the old ones and she wouldn’t have to split the royalties.

“Taylor Swift would have been a good lawyer,” Mitchell said.

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Sebastian Copeland, who lived in New York to photograph models, has spent his last 25 years exploring the North and South Poles.

He was stalked by polar bears, lost 36 pounds. on a trip and went 42 days without changing underwear.

While promoting his new book, “Polar Exploration,” at Norrøna’s flagship store on Greene St., Copeland recounted spending seven days in Greenland crouching in his tent during a howling blizzard.

“It was like sleeping inside a jet engine,” he said.

Next year he plans to go to Antarctica to find the coldest place on earth.

“Climate change is real,” he said. “The tragedy is unfolding.”

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Cigar-biting actor Arnold Schwarzenegger left a box of rare cigars at a synagogue in Krakow, Poland.

The former governor of California was visiting Holocaust sites in Eastern Europe.

The expensive stogies were given to him by Manhattan real estate specialist Suzanne Miller, the child of Holocaust survivors.

After a thorough search of the temple building and grounds, the expensive cigars were found and flown to Arnold’s office in Los Angeles with the seal on the box intact.

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Legal eagle Arthur Aidala – who represents Harvey Weinstein, 50 Cent and Lawrence Taylor – will be honored by the Brooklyn Bar Association at his 150th birthday party at El Caribe on December 5.

On the lighter side, Aidala, the dean of the Friars Club, will bring his 80s rock band, Rapid Pulse, to life at his company’s upcoming holiday party.

The lawyer will sing covers of Bruce Springsteen and The Rolling Stones in front of a room full of judges and friends, including Mayor Eric Adams, Geraldo Rivera, Rudy Giuliani and Shepard Smith.

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Cardi B and Mark Cuban are just some of the fans of private jet company M2Jets, which just launched The Meta Fly Club.

The Meta Fly Club – created by nightlife legend Richie Romero and real estate entrepreneur Hassan Chowdhury – will sell 7,500 NFTs to members who will receive priority access to private jet charters and hospitality benefits in the worldwide, including Romero’s Nebula on W. 41st St. and Hassan’s Bouge Villas in Miami, Tulum and Colombia.

Bookings for the opening of Miami Art Basel on December 1 lead the club to add more jets to its roster.

Leonardo DiCaprio, Puff Daddy, Tom Brady and a host of billionaires and the models that follow them are all heading to the art fair.

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D’yan Forest, who has shared the stage with Jerry Seinfeld, Amy Schumer and Joan Rivers, has just received the Guinness World Records title for the oldest active actress in the world.

Forest, who is 88 and has recently performed at Joe’s Pub, Caroline’s and Gotham, is taking her one woman show, “Swinging on the Seine” to Paris.

She will perform a series of shows in the Parisian hot spot of the New York Comedy Club during the month of December.

In her new book “I Did It My Ways,” she talks about marrying a nun and how she went from being born Diana Shulman in Massachusetts to being a French singer named D’yan Forest.

She also writes about how she started playing in popular clubs in the City of Lights, much like the TV character, “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel”.

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Sean Penn needs an editor. His son Hopper [by ex-wife Robin Wright] says, “When he texts, it’s like novels. It should send them in increments. So I rarely read them!