By Leah Ornstein – Radar Features Editor 
 
 What better way to get revenge on a former lover, than to humiliate them with a hit song? 
 
 Taylor Swift’s latest album Red, which was released on Monday, is full of music about her former flames, but she isn’t the only crooner to attract attention by slamming her exes in tune! RadarOnline.com has photos and details about 10 famous revenge songs written about famous failed romances. 
 
 PHOTOS: Stars Who’ve Slammed Their Exes In Songs 
 
 Though Mariah Carey denies ever having a fling with rapper Eminem, the two have certainly gone public with their disdain for each other. After the Em rapped about his romance with the singer and slammed her husband Nick Cannon in his hit tune Bagpipes from Baghdad, Mariah didn’t waste any time before releasing the song Obsessed, which even featured an Eminem lookalike in the music video and made reference to the rapper’s drug problem. It didn’t end there! A few months later, the Detroit native fired back with the song, The Warning. 
 
 Isn’t it Ironic, don’t you think, that Alanis Morissette made a name for herself as a musician and got revenge on an ex simultaneously? After a bitter split from Full House star Dave Coulier, the Canadian singer penned the hit song You Oughta Know. Ouch! 
 
 Justin Timberlake kept pretty quiet about the rumors that his breakup with Britney Spears was spawned by infidelity, but his hit song Cry Me A River, that featured a Britney look alike in the music video, definitely insinuated that the rumors were true! 
 
 Andre 3000 attacked his baby mama Erykah Badu in the hit Outkast tune Mr. Jackson, while Carly Simon’s had people guessing for years which of her celebrity exes is responsible for the classic tune You’re So Vain – though Warren Beatty is convinced the song is about him. 
 
 Which other stars have slammed their exes in songs? Find out by clicking here. ||||| Taylor Swift holds the award for Best Song Written For Visual Media for ''Safe & Sound'' backstage at the 55th annual Grammy Awards in Los Angeles, California February 10, 2013. 
 
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 LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Country pop singer Taylor Swift hit back at comedians Tina Fey and Amy Poehler for mocking her love life at Hollywood's Golden Globe Awards this year, calling the jab sexist in an interview with magazine Vanity Fair on Tuesday. 
 
 During the awards broadcast, hosts Fey and Poehler threw a barb at the singer, telling her to "stay away" from actor Michael J. Fox's 23-year-old son. 
 
 The Grammy-winning singer is well known for documenting her personal relationships in her songs, often leaving little clues in the lyrics that hint at the subject. 
 
 She has been linked to high profile celebrities such as John Mayer, Jake Gyllenhaal, Taylor Lautner, Joe Jonas and more recently, Conor Kennedy and One Direction's Harry Styles. 
 
 In the Vanity Fair interview, Swift, 23, responded to the Golden Globes incident by citing a saying told to her by talk show host Katie Couric that "there's a special place in hell for women who don't help other women." 
 
 "For a female to write about her feelings, and then be portrayed as some clingy, insane, desperate girlfriend in need of making you marry her and have kids with her, I think that's taking something that potentially should be celebrated - a woman writing about her feelings in a confessional way - that's taking it and turning it and twisting it into something that is frankly a little sexist," Swift said. 
 
 Swift's latest hit "We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together" was presumed to be about Gyllenhaal while "I Knew You Were Trouble" is said to be about Mayer. 
 
 Swift, who notably refuses to reveal details of her personal life, didn't name any names herself in the interview, but said "since 2010 I have dated exactly two people," referring to Kennedy and Styles. 
 
 According to Vanity Fair, Swift gave permission for an unnamed source to speak about her relationships in more detail, revealing that Styles, 19, had "chased" Swift for a year and "wore her down" into dating him. 
 
 The relationship ended after Styles was photographed kissing another woman, but he "pursued her for the better part of a year until she finally took him back," the source said. 
 
 Swift, who became a teenage darling within the country-pop scene for her raw, honest and catchy songs, has seen her music slowly becoming overshadowed by the spotlight cast on her private life. 
 
 "I'm dealing with a little bit of a chaotic media circus right now ... But there's also a lesson in all this ... In knowing that you can live your life in a way that you're proud of and people are still gonna take shots," Swift said. 
 
 The full interview will appear in Vanity Fair's April issue, out in New York and Los Angles on Thursday and nationally on March 12. 
 
 (Reporting By Piya Sinha-Roy; Editing by Eric Kelsey and Cynthia Osterman)
– British singer-songwriter Adele is getting tons of acclaim for her second album, 21, which is entirely about one person: the guy who broke her heart. In her honor, New York lists 13 of the most deserving exes famously called out in song: Nick Jonas: In Miley Cyrus’s “7 Things,” she recounts all the teenage-y wrongs he did her, like being vain and liking other girls. John Mayer: Taylor Swift’s “Dear John” is about him, but it didn’t really enact too much vengeance, considering Mayer is probably jazzed Swift penned a song about him. Amber Rose: Kanye West’s “Blame Game,” in which he complains about a lover who, among other things, let her brother buy cocaine with his money, is likely about the model. Anna Gordy: Marvin Gaye’s ex-wife got a whole album named for her—Here, My Dear—after she was awarded a chunk of his royalties in the divorce agreement. But he got the last laugh—the album is considered a landmark. Britney Spears: She cheated, Justin Timberlake wrote “Cry Me a River,” and we all know who won in the end: Timberlake, who is starring in Oscar-nominated movies while Spears is still trying to live down that head-shaving incident. Click for the complete list, or check out more on Adele’s album.