Kesha Announces Second Cruise
Kesha is getting ready to hit the high seas again. She announced the second edition of her Weird & Wonderful Rainbow Ride Cruise and is promising more fun, sun, and songs on the ocean.
This is a follow-up to February's inaugural Ride which featured Betty Who,Matt & Kim,Girl Talk,Wrabel and others. It is slated to roll from the Florida port on October 6-20, 2020 as they head to the Bahamas on the Norwegian Pearl.
No lineup was announced yet but you can sign up for pre-sale now. The first cruise included theme nights, non-stop dance parties and a Lip Sync For Your Lifeboat showdown hosted by Kesha.
Source: Kesha
Tyler C Spent The Night At Hannah Browns House Last Night!
HOW DO WE FEEL ABOUT THIS?!
According to E! News, Tyler C has been seen THIS MORNING leaving Hannah Brown's house with an overnight bag in hand, she walked him out to his car and kissed him goodbye.
Let's rewind: just this week, Hannah chose Jed over the HANDSOME, PERFECT, LOVING TYLER C. AND AMERICA STILL HAS ZERO IDEA WHY. She ended up calling off the engagement, and then at the "After The Final Rose" ceremony, Tyler C. joined her on the couch beside host Chris Harrison and she basically asked him back out and he gladly said, "let me know when."
IS ANYONE PISSED OFF AT THE FACT THAT HE WAS HER SECOND CHOICE AND HE'S LIKE YEAH! SURE! LET'S DO THIS AGAIN!
Well, it's happening in REAL LIFE. RIGHT NOW. LAST NIGHT. TODAY.
Katy Perrys "Dark Horse" Cost Label Big Bucks!
It costs a whole lot of money for a Katy Perry song to be promoted.
That was the take away after Steve Drellishak, a vice president at Universal Music Group, testified in court this week. He said that it cost the record label $13,000 for a wardrobe stylist for one night, more than $3,000 for a hairdo, over $800 for a manicure and nearly $2,000 for flashing cocktail ice cubes to promote her song "Dark Horse."
Katy, her label and producerDr. Luke are among the defendants in a lawsuit from Christian rapper Flame(real name Marcus Gray), who sued over allegedly copying his song "Joyful Noise."
“She always has to be in the most fashionable clothes, the most fashionable makeup. She changes her look a lot. That’s core to what the Katy Perry brand is,” Drellishak said.
Attorneys for the creators of “Joyful Noise” allege that Capitol Records received more than $31 million for the “Dark Horse” single and the album ("Prism") and concert DVD on which it appeared. Attorneys for both sides told the jury this week that Katy herself earned $3 million, minus $600,000 in expenses, for the song.
Source: Billboard