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Ally Lemon · #**1213** (**permalink**)

^Completely agree. She seemse awesome

Rhea_Chanex · #**1214** (**permalink**)

OH I love Katty, she sings very well, I heard that she's one of the closest friends of Avril Lavigne in the music industry,,...

Ally Lemon · #**1215** (**permalink**)

Not true,

*Sound Of Solitude* · #**1216** (**permalink**)

Cleveland, OH - March 28th 2009

adam_system! · #**1217** (**permalink**)

Katy Perry: I love you, now go away

Katy Perry loves long-distance relationships

Singer Katy Perry needs her space. A lot of it.

She's happiest in relationships when her SO goes away somewhere and only shows up every so often, just to remind her that they're still alive.

She says: "I love long-distance relationships. I love my space, and that feeling of not being able to see someone and then seeing them again for a week. You really appreciate that moment."

Credit: Frivolous People: Katy Perry: I love you, now go away
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adam_system! · #**1218** (**permalink**)

Katy Perry Loaded Magazine May 2009

The24 year old singer Katy Perry graces the Loaded magazine May 2009 issue. She tells us 5 reasons why we love her! In this issue Magazine.

1. She loves it over here. “I Love England,” Katy said, after flying over from Los Angele to pick up a BRIT award here.
2. She angered miserable lesbians who have accused Perry of “lezploitation”.
3. Ms Perry is single-handedly responsible for a surge in English girls snogging their mates in nightclubs.
4. Katy Perry is absolutely brilliant in bed.
5. She can fold a napkin into the shape of an erect male willy and a set of female breasts. Not bad, as party tricks go.

She is the cover girl of Missbehave magazine Spring in 2009 edition. The new venue announced its youth-geared opening series of concerts at a sold-out House of Blues this week including Katy Perry on Wednesday, April 1. Katy Perry poses for photographers as she arrives for the Brit Awards at Earls Court in London February 18, 2009.

Credit: Katy Perry Loaded Magazine Photos

adam_system! · #**1219** (**permalink**)

Is Katy Perry crazy?

Sigmund Freud would have had a field day analyzing Katy Perry’s Thursday concert at a sold-out House of Blues. Everything, from the props that dotted the stage (an oversize cat head, with glowing blue eyes, and an assortment of giant blowup strawberries and bananas) to the oddly phallic, inflatable lip balm the singer wielded on “I Kissed a Girl,” seemed ripe for psychoanalysis.
But the bubbly Perry resisted any introspection during a 75-minute performance that proved to be the musical equivalent of a Rob Schneider film: bawdy, crass and not all that appealing to sit through.
Perry, wearing a sparkling mini-dress that made it look as though she had rolled around in crushed glass, opened her set with the propulsive “Fingerprints,” stomping her electric blue heels as she sang, “I gotta make my mark.” Indeed, the 24-year-old has done exactly that, releasing a string of hit singles that have kept her major-label debut, “One of the Boys” (Capitol), on the Billboard charts for the last 40 weeks and counting.

But aside from a handful of tunes that offered genuine pop thrills (particularly the oddly infectious “Hot N Cold”), Perry struggled to find her footing. Her vocal shortcomings, obvious from the get-go, leaped to the forefront when her four-piece backing band—decked out in white suits that looked pilfered from Tom Wolfe’s closet—departed, leaving her alone onstage for the acoustic “Thinking of You.” Even worse was an attempted Queen cover. Though Perry had the outfit down (her full-body, leopard-print cat suit looked like something Freddie Mercury would have flaunted for a packed Wembley Stadium), she couldn’t match the flamboyant frontman’s vocal prowess on her atonal version of “Don’t Stop Me Now.”
While few of Perry’s songs even push PG-13, her between-song banter frequently slipped into rated-R territory, the singer reveling in off-color humor like a middle schooler who has learned a new dirty word. These salacious tidbits, which some might have found humanizing, came across as overly calculated—a manufactured pop princess’ callow attempt at displaying edge.
If anything, her songs could have used that extra bite.
Just check the surprisingly tame lyrics of her oh-so-risque hit: “I kissed a girl and I liked it/I hope my boyfriend don’t mind it.”

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