Seeing isn’t believing anymore: How deepfakes reshape our reality
I honestly thought the universe had short-circuited when I clicked on that viral YouTube video of Katy Perry casually belting out Dum Maro Dum.
I honestly thought the universe had short-circuited when I clicked on that viral YouTube video of Katy Perry casually belting out Dum Maro Dum.
One year ago, these two were quietly having dinner in Montreal. Now they are on a New York City red carpet, touching foreheads and posing for photographers. Quite the upgrade.
Ruby Rose has accused Katy Perry of a sexual assault linked to an alleged incident at a Melbourne nightclub in 2010 when both were in their early 20s. The claim has now surfaced publicly.
A sudden social media comment has turned into a major celebrity controversy, with serious allegations and a swift denial. The claims, dating back nearly two decades, have sparked heated debate and divided reactions online.
On Saturday, Katy surprised fans by posting a sweet mix of photos and videos from her Japan tour on Instagram. But this was no ordinary tour dump. Standing beside her in these moments was none other than Justin Trudeau.
Katy Perry, who is expecting her first child with fiance and Hollywood actor Orland Bloom, will on Sunday perform two songs to get the final underway.
Ellyse Perry put the final touches to the mural which has been painted at the iconic Hosier Lane in Melbourne by artist Tayla Broekman.
On Saturday night, after seven years, Katy performed in India.
Many celebs documented the party on their social media handles and thanked Karan for the evening.
Both Perry and Lipa will be performing in Mumbai on November 16 at a musical festival.
