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I think Ke$ha is quite possibly the most annoying singer EVER. When she mouths “blah” in this video it makes me cringe. But here you are – for those of you that like this song! (I won’t make you admit to liking it)
A representative for the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) has confirmed KE$HA’s claim to have vandalized the famous Hollywood sign was a hoax.
The pop star released an internet video last week which appeared to show her defacing the L.A. landmark with a group of friends, throwing spray-painted bedsheets across the large white letters to spell out ‘Ke$hawood’.
Ke$ha insisted the joke was real in a post on Twitter.com, stating, “HwOOD $IgN I$ oFFiciaLLY My bIZnatCH!(sic) Look at the sign LA!”
But a spokesperson for the LAPD tells Life & Style magazine, “If someone had seen the Hollywood sign (had been) vandalized, it would have been called in to the LAPD, but we never received a call.”
Source, Fame Pictures
Taylor Swift has shattered Britney Spears’ first-week download record after fans raced to get hold of her new single Today Was A Fairytale.
The country music sensation now holds the record for the best download debut by a female artist after the new song was picked up 325,000 times in the past week – 39,000 more than Spears’ Womanizer in 2008.
Billboard chart compilers at Nielsen SoundScan have confirmed the tune from the singer’s new film Valentine’s Day will be Swift’s first number one on the Digital Songs countdown; it will also debut at two on the Billboard Hot 100. Both charts will officially be released on Thursday.
Ke$ha’s TiK ToK is the only song that stands in the way of a Swift number one debut. The dance track will claim a sixth successive week at the top.
The record for the biggest opening week belongs to the Black Eyed Peas, who debuted Boom Boom Pow in April 2009 with 465,000 downloads.
The track went on to spend 12 weeks at the top of the pop charts.
It has also been a good week for downloaded tracks performed at George Clooney’s Hope For Haiti Now telethon on Friday night – Billboard.com reports 334,000 downloads have been registered in less than two days of availability.
Jay-Z, Bono, The Edge and Rihanna’s Stranded (Haiti Mon Amour) was the event’s biggest hit with 131,000, while Justin Timberlake and Matt Morris’ cover of Leonard Cohen’s Hallelujah comes in second.
Source, Fame Pictures
