UNBELIEVABLE: Kesha - Caught on Camera

In 2019, Kesha bought a Los Angeles mansion for $4.95 million; listed it for $5.95 million in 2024; relisted it for $7 million and finally sold it for $6.68 million, $1.73 million above her purchase price

Kesha has sold her Mar Vista mansion in Los Angeles for 6.675 million dollars, months after relisting the property at a higher price. The singer had bought the home in 2019 and tried selling it once before, in 2024, at a lower asking price. The sale closed just days before…

The Economic Times · Sep 26

How much is being close to your favorite artist worth? Superfans are reshaping the concert industry

Some admit to spending thousands of dollars for barricade spots and other VIP perks at concerts, which is becoming more common

The Guardian - US · Sep 21

John Mayer honours Dolly Parton with a tender electric guitar cover of I Will Always Love You: "This is what a life well-lived looks like, feels like, sounds like"

Harry Styles and Kesha also pay tribute during live shows

MusicRadar · Aug 27

Kesha wants your human teeth for her collection - and here's why

Kesha has been collecting human teeth for well over a decade, and she wants her fans to "send them over".

BANG Premier · Jul 16

Trash hits! Why a wave of hedonistic, feral female pop stars are rejecting respectability

Sleazy female electro-pop – from throbbing drum’n’bass to hyperactive EDM – is reflecting the economic reality for many in the US, with its rock-star energy and rap-influenced vocals

The Guardian - UK · May 22

Kesha is 'mostly celibate' and 'masturbates to gratitude meditations'

Kesha revealed all about her sex life on the latest episode of Alex Cooper's Call Her Daddy podcast.

BANG Premier · May 7

Kesha turned her mother's placenta into a necklace

Pop star Kesha takes a vial of her mother's placenta everywhere she goes after having it made into a necklace.

BANG Premier · May 7

Pop star Kesha recalls her 'horrible filler phase'

Music star Kesha has opened up about her struggles with fame.

BANG Premier · May 6

White House glorifies Iran strikes with Hollywood & anime: ‘Justice the American way’ sparks outrage

The White House posted a 42-second, trailer-style montage celebrating US–Israeli strikes on Iran, blending real drone footage with Hollywood, anime, and video-game clips. Phrases like “Justice the American Way” frame war as spectacle, drawing viral attention and criticism. Observers condemned the surreal, propagandistic tone, noting copyright concerns, ironic film choices,…

The Times of India · Mar 6

Kesha demands White House stop using her Music in TikTok featuring missile strike

Kesha has joined a growing list of artists pushing back against Donald Trump and his allies for using their music in political content.

The Fashion Central · Mar 3