All eyes were on Kesha as she showcased a sexy and daring style at San Diego Comic-Con.On July 23, the 35-year-old spoke at a panel for her new ghost-hunting series, Conjuring Kesha, wearing a sexy, black latex cut-out corset-like top and matching pants and sandals. She wore her hair styled in a high ponytail and two long braids and completed her vampy look with thick winged eyeliner and silver ...

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It's no secret that Kesha has a fascination with ghosts and everything paranormal. Now, Kesha is sharing her hobby of tracking down paranormal entities with the rest of the world on her new TV series Conjuring Kesha.

For most people, it would take a lot of convincing to visit a supposedly haunted former insane asylum.But for Big Freedia, it required nothing more than an invite from her “baby, Kesha.”Beyoncé’s “Break My Soul” collaborator, 44, tells Page Six exclusively she “wanted to be able to have that experience” with the pop star, which was filmed for the latter’s forthcoming Discovery+ show, “Conjuring ...

Kesha is setting the record straight about one of her wackiest stories to date.The Grammy-nominated artist is exploring the paranormal in her new discovery+ series Conjuring Kesha—which premieres July 8—but she exclusively told E! News' Daily Pop that one of her previous supernatural run-ins wasn't quite what she made it out to be.

Kesha details what to expect from her new ghost hunting Discovery+ series "Conjuring Kesha" and she sets the record straight on having sex with a ghost! Watch.

Kesha is on the case! The music superstar is breaching the veil to the supernatural world of the unknown in her new TV series, Conjuring Kesha, and she's looking to explore the scariest places in her hunt for the paranormal.

Kesha revealed she almost left friend Whitney Cummings with a demon while searching for the paranormal. The singer, 35, shared a peculiar tale on the June 28 episode of Late Night with Seth Meyers about how Cummings, 39, channeled a demon during an upcoming episode of her Discovery+ series Conjuring Kesha and didn't realize what she'd done.

Kesha dives into the supernatural world with celebrity guests, "The Bridge" contestants take on the wilderness and inside Prime Video's new series, "The One That Got Away."

Kesha shared in an Instagram post celebrating Pride Month that she is unsure about her sexuality but “open to it all.”“I’m not gay. I’m not straight. I don’t know what I am. I love people,” the “Praying” singer, 35, wrote Thursday. “I love people because we are all our own little consciousness journeys, dancing around the sun ☀️ how weird and interesting and fun this life is, right?”

For these stars, Pride Month has never tasted so good.To mark the annual affair, Gus Kenworthy, Kornbread, Willow Pill, VINCINT, Hayley Kiyoko, Kerri Colby, Patricia Arquette, Jorgeous and Sarah Michelle Gellar teamed up to star in a music video for "Taste So Good," an original song written by musician Leland. Performed by Hayley, Kesha, VINCINT and Grammy-nominated producer MNEK, the track is a ...

We R Who We R, and that's supernatural enthusiasts who're excited for Kesha's spooky new series.On June 2, discovery+ released the first look of Conjuring Kesha, a new show that follows the Grammy-nominated artist as she "expands her understanding of the universe, journeying deep into the heart of darkness, all while checking off her paranormal bucket list," according to the streamer.

Remember when Kesha told Ryan Seacrest she had “sexy time” with a ghost? Well, the singer is now returning to exploring the supernatural with her new show Conjuring Kesha on Discovery+.On Thursday, the streaming service announced that the “Praying” singer will star in the six-episode series about exploring the supernatural and paranormal, accompanied by some celebrity friends. It’s out in early ...

ReporterKeshaDana TrippeKesha will take the stage in front of the Stonewall Inn in New York City for a special performance, June 24, to mark Pride Month and Stonewall Day 2022.Along with Kesha, the event will feature performances from Betty, Mila Jam, and Shea Diamond, as well as choreography by Stonewall Day creative director Kellen Stancil. Appearing throughout the event via video message will ...

Kesha suffered another blow in her defamation war with Dr. Luke on Thursday when an appellate court ruled she won’t be allowed to show 16-year-old handwritten notes from a prior lawyer involving her “sober pills” claim — notes she calls “critical” to her case –—because she found them too late

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A New York State appeals court has “unanimously reversed” a lower court’s June 2021 decision saying Kesha could make Dr. Luke pay her legal fees if his defamation claims against her fail.The decision, issued Thursday, finds that a new 2020 law designed to curb litigation from wealthy plaintiffs trying to intimidate critics cannot apply retroactively to Dr. Luke’s lawsuit against the “Tik Tok” ...

Kesha won’t be able to claw back her legal fees from Dr. Luke if she wins the defamation suit her former music producer brought against her, an appellate court ruled Thursday.Dr. Luke — whose real name is Lukasz Gottwald — appealed a ruling in July that allowed the “Tik Tok” singer to apply a recently strengthened free speech law in New York to seek the cost of her lawyer’s fees from Dr. Luke if ...

For this year’s Icons & Influences issue, we asked 10 artists to pay tribute to the women who have shaped their sound, provided an example, and inspired them to break down barriers. Pop rebel Kesha worshiped Dolly Parton growing up, and the country queen has been a “guiding light” throughout her own career. Eventually, they even got to work together.

The search for the ever-elusive "bop" is difficult. Playlists and streaming-service recommendations can only do so much. They often leave a lingering question: Are these songs really good, or are they just new?