* Is Entertainment Weekly's youngest ever winner

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MUMBAI: Entertainment Weekly magazine has announced that Taylor Swift is their 2010 Entertainer of The Year, and she is featured on the cover of their December 10th issue.

EW says, Taylor Swift takes the top spot on our list. From an Album of the Year Grammy to the megahit Speak Now, our Entertainer of the Year earned a career's worth of commercial and critical success—in just 12 short months.

2010 will go down in history as the year we all saw Taylor Swift differently. The 20 year-old kicked things off with a No. 2 single debut (Today Was a Fairytale...), a hit movie (Valentine's Day), and four Grammy wins, including Album of the Year for her 2008 CD, Fearless. She spent months headlining arena concerts and big-ticket awards shows. But there was one achievement — the Oct. 25 release of her third record, Speak Now — that topped everything. Buoyed by strong reviews and the radio-friendly hit Mine,..  Speak amassed a jaw-dropping 1,047,000 units in first-week sales, the highest tally for any release in five years. For all that, the confidently sweet woman who was only 2 months old when Entertainment Weekly launched in 1990, is now our youngest-ever Entertainer of the Year. Most impressively, Swift single-handedly wrote all 14 songs on Speak Now—which makes sense considering how astonishingly personal each track is....

The international smash hit Speak Now is available in India on Universal Music.