Katy Perry "Always Loved" Taylor Swift, Demi Lovato Music Video, Up Close & Personal with Kesha.

Katy Perry really wants to end the feud with Taylor Swift! The 32 year old singer has publicly apologized multiple times, professing her desire to put finally their differences aside. Meanwhile, Swift has been silent about everything, at least to the media.

In her latest interview, Katy Perry says:
“I mean, I love her; I always have. We’ve had our differences, but I just continue to say, ‘God bless her on her journey.'”

WATCH THE INTERVIEW HERE

Here’s the thing…if she really wants to be friends with T-Swift and put the past behind them, why did she put a Swift diss track on her song “Swish Swish”??  Presumably as retaliation for Swift’s tune “Bad Blood”, but it seems immature if true. Perhaps that’s why Swift has been silent about the entire thing.

Demi Lovato released the video for her latest single, “Sorry Not Sorry” and it features cameos from Paris Hilton, Jamie Foxx and Wiz Khalifa. The singer teased the video on Tuesday, tweeting a clip and writing, “Hey @ParisHilton @iamjamiefoxx and @wizkhalifa are you ready for this one tomorrow?”
**WARNING: NSFW**

Kesha’s spent the last few years of her life in a legal battle with a man who she claims sexually and mentally abused her. Now that she’s not making music with Dr. Luke, she is releasing some incredibly powerful music. Her first album in five years arrives on August 11th, and Kesha explains the heartbreaking reason she decided to name it “Rainbow”.

“The reason I wanted to name this record Rainbow is because I kind of associate healing with kind of going back to my childlike mind, before I got all twisted and turned and beaten and heartbroken and all those things. Everything was magical and I didn’t understand it. The world was so big and beautiful, and I trusted everyone and everything, and it was just so perfect and wonderful.”

Kesha also admits that some days she felt so low, she wasn’t sure if she would ever return to the music industry:
“I just didn’t know if I was ever going to be able to put out music ever again. I really didn’t know, and some days it felt like I was kind of clinging onto this ghost of an idea that got me through a lot of years. You know, sometimes it felt more real, sometimes it felt less real, and I kept waking up and I’d say, ‘OK, you can’t just lay in bed, you got to get up, you got to go to the studio.’ And even when I really didn’t want to, I would. It’s kind of a testament to like, you got to show up for yourself.”

We are SO glad she did.