Taylor Swift has now spent 100 weeks at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 albums chart when all of her albums are counted together, a record among solo artists.

Her album "The Life of a Showgirl" stayed on top for a 14th week on the chart dated Oct. 17, Billboard reported. Across her 15 No. 1 albums, that brings her to 100 weeks in the lead. She is only the second act to reach that mark, joining the Beatles, who have 132 weeks at No. 1.

Billboard says the album jumped back to No. 1 a week ago after a deluxe edition came out with four songs that had not been released before. Variety reports that the extended version earned 93,000 equivalent album units this week, down 46% from its first week.

Among solo artists, no one is close: Elvis Presley has the third-most weeks at No. 1, with 67, according to Billboard, and Variety notes that the nearest living runner-up is Garth Brooks, with 52.

Variety reported that reissues and deluxe editions reshaped the rest of the top 10, with four of the 10 albums returning because of a re-release. Drake's "Habibti" jumped from No. 116 to No. 2 with 71,000 units after a reissue with four new tracks. The Beatles' "Rubber Soul" returned at No. 4 after a reissue campaign that included a boxed set and remastered editions, which Variety says put the 60-year-old album in the top 10 for the first time since April 1966. Mac Miller's "The Divine Feminine" rose from No. 159 to No. 10 with a 10th anniversary edition.

Olivia Rodrigo held No. 3 with 66,000 units, and Morgan Wallen was fifth.

The full chart will be posted on Billboard's website on Oct. 13.

What we know: Swift has 100 career weeks at No. 1, second only to the Beatles' 132, after "The Life of a Showgirl" logged a 14th week on top.
What we don't: Whether Swift will keep the top spot next week, and how many more weeks she needs to catch the Beatles.