Taylor Swift Sets the Record Straight on Rumored Jennifer Lopez Collaboration—Watch Now!

So are we gonna bust a move to a song about failed relationships or what?!

After the Taylor Swift and Jennifer Lopez took over Staples Center to perform a duet of J.Lo's hit "Jenny From the Block," news began circulating that the Red singer would be featured on a track from Lopez's upcoming album.

But when T. Swift talked to E! News at the Toronto International Film Festival, she confirmed that no collaboration is in the works (sad face)—but that doesn't mean she wouldn't be up for it!

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"That's the rumor. We collaborated at Staples Center. She came out and sang 'Jenny From the Block' with me which was so much fun," Swift told E! News. "We haven't spoken further about collaborating but I did read that on the Internet, so that's nice to know that it's always accurate."

She continued, "I mean, for me, I love her, she's amazing. She has my number, we text, but we haven't texted about going into the studio."

Send that text, J. Lo. Send that text.

Plus, find out who really wants Taylor Swift to sing at his wedding below!

For more on this and other interviews from the Toronto Film Festival, tune in to E! News at 7 p.m. & 11:30 p.m.

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Fashion Face-off: Taylor Swift vs. Rihanna in Long-Sleeved LBD's

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It's a strange day in fashion history when Taylor Swift is wearing the same thing as Rihanna.

We typically see the "Trouble" singer in something much more glam and the Diamonds World Tour headliner in something much more insane, but this time their wardrobe worlds collided in something that feels like a stretch for both their styles.

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RiRi's Balmain mini is borderline boring in comparison to what we've seen the "Stay" singer in lately. It doesn't have sheer panels, fatigue print or her name all over it! That said it is insanely short and somewhat see-through, so at least her edge is still mostly intact.

Tay-Tay goes for that same edgy VMA's moment in this equally tight take, but her plunging V neckline isn't plunging enough, nor is that skirt quite as mini. 

If this is a battle of who looks better, our answer is Taylor. But the question is who looks hotter, there is no question in our book. What's your say?

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Taylor Swift calls out ex, appears to mutter expletive during VMAs

Taylor Swift strikes again.

When the country-pop starlet accepted the best female video award for "I Knew You Were Trouble" at the VMAs on Sunday, she didn't just thank her fans, but she also gave a "shout-out" to the man behind the track. And it's not one of those good shout-outs.

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"I also want to thank the person who inspired this song, who knows exactly who he is, because I got one of these," Swift said. "Thank you so much!" Was Swift referring to her ex, Harry Styles of One Direction perhaps? He was in the audience alongside his bandmates, as MTV cut to him following Swift's comment.

And then -- just in case we weren't sure just how Swift feels about Styles -- we were reminded. She was caught on video in a GIF that went viral Sunday night. In it, Swift appeared to be saying, "Shut the [expletive] up" to her seatmate and pal Selena Gomez as the members of One Direction spoke onstage.

Swift's "I Knew You Were Trouble" beat out out Miley Cyrus' "We Can't Stop," Demi Lovato's "Heart Attack," Pink's "Just Give Me a Reason" and Rihanna's "Stay."

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MTV VMAs 2013: Timberlake accepts video of the year for "Mirrors" 0:38 August 25, 2013

MTV VMAs 2013: Timberlake accepts video of the year for "Mirrors"During his acceptance speech for video of the year for his hit "Mirrors"at the 2013 MTV Video Music Awards, Justin Timberlake spoke about his grandparents, who were the inspiration for the video. Timberlake's grandfather died in December.

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Taylor Swift calls out ex, appears to mutter expletive during VMAs

Taylor Swift strikes again.

When the country-pop starlet accepted the best female video award for "I Knew You Were Trouble" at the VMAs on Sunday, she didn't just thank her fans, but she also gave a "shout-out" to the man behind the track. And it's not one of those good shout-outs.

36 Photos

"I also want to thank the person who inspired this song, who knows exactly who he is, because I got one of these," Swift said. "Thank you so much!" Was Swift referring to her ex, Harry Styles of One Direction perhaps? He was in the audience alongside his bandmates, as MTV cut to him following Swift's comment.

And then -- just in case we weren't sure just how Swift feels about Styles -- we were reminded. She was caught on video in a GIF that went viral Sunday night. In it, Swift appeared to be saying, "Shut the [expletive] up" to her seatmate and pal Selena Gomez as the members of One Direction spoke onstage.

Swift's "I Knew You Were Trouble" beat out out Miley Cyrus' "We Can't Stop," Demi Lovato's "Heart Attack," Pink's "Just Give Me a Reason" and Rihanna's "Stay."

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Video: MTV VMAs 2013: Taylor Swift calls out ex during acceptance speech

MTV VMAs 2013: Timberlake accepts video of the year for "Mirrors" 0:38 August 25, 2013

MTV VMAs 2013: Timberlake accepts video of the year for "Mirrors"During his acceptance speech for video of the year for his hit "Mirrors"at the 2013 MTV Video Music Awards, Justin Timberlake spoke about his grandparents, who were the inspiration for the video. Timberlake's grandfather died in December.

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