Critics who say Kesha can't sing are likely to be quieted with this cover. Kesha recorded a cover of 'Old Flames Can't Hold a Candle to You,' a song that holds a special place in her glitter-coated heart: Her mom wrote it!
Having Cyndi Lauper introduce Kesha may be the most appropriate move the American Music Awards ever made. The eccentric superstars were made for one another!
The stars swarmed the red carpet for pictures at the 2012 American Music Awards (AMAs) tonight (Nov. 18). There were plenty of hits and misses as our favorite pop acts donned their Sunday best. Actually, it felt like more acts were dressing down for one of music's biggest events.
"You're on the set of my music video for 'Die Young,'" Kesha smiled. "And I'm walking to the first shot of the day." In typical Kesha fashion though, she couldn't let her behind-the-scenes look be that normal and mundane. She added a spin and said sweetly, "Check out my a--!"
In her behind-the-scenes look at 'Die Young,' Kesha described her relationship with her fans as being a cult. But unlike Heaven's Gate or anything led by a Manson or Koresh, Kesha gives back to her followers -- though she does sometimes make them work for it. When one Animal sleuth solved a clue in an online scavenger hunt on her website, the 'Warrior' singer unlocked her track 'C'mon' as a reward
Kesha, our flawless, glittery cannibal queen, chatted with The Sun about everything from her celeb crushes, her book, her album 'Warrior' and the world's biggest bed. -- which she insists that she has.
Oh Brit Brit. She committed quite the verbal faux pas on 'X Factor' last week. When Demi Lovato's charge CeCe Frey sang for her life in order to remain with the show, Britney Spears compared her previous evening's performance to "Keesha." Who's this Keesha? Oh, snap. She meant Kesha. Oops, Brit did it again!
Kesha is making us wait for the video for her latest smash 'Die Young.' We can remain patient, simply because the singer shared some details about the clip's treatment. She revealed she plays a cult leader. Does that make her subjects Kesha-ites? Keshans?