Ke$ha dominated the early 2000s. With her glittery, party-girl aesthetic and raunchy yet quirky lyrics, she was an unstoppable icon in the aughts. Do “Tik Tok,” (2009), “We Are Who We Are” (2010) or ...

"I am so happy I saved them! Watching her try them on brought me right back to being 16," Erinn Downing told Newsweek.

If you’re old enough to remember Kesha’s “Tik Tok,” you may not be “old” by the standard definition—the song only came out in 2009—but you’re probably still too old to know about ...

South Africans exchanged light banter with a Mzansi woman who had a hairstyle that resembled Donald Trump's and Boris Johnson ...

We've applied layers and layers of gel to get the perfect slick back bun and even chopped off our hair for the "French girl ...

Michelle Obama continues to break the mold with her fashion choices. The stylish First Lady rocked a beautiful, vintage couture Norman Norell dress for the TNT special “Christmas in Washington D ...

A Mexican social media influencer was shot dead during a live stream on TikTok, where she had tens of thousands of followers, authorities said Wednesday. The Mexican press named her as Valeria ...

Lady Gaga’s and Baths’s retro pop. In their new albums, the musicians look backward as much as forward. Lady Gaga performing this spring. The room in Williamsburg was packed wall-to-wall with ...

After being unable to place two Laois teenagers in detention, a Laois Judge said the Government is failing to protect people from 'feral' gangs of criminal juveniles. Judge Andrew Cody said District ...

American singer and songwriter Kesha has just made a wild revelation about one of her hit songs, TiK ToK. The popular soundtrack came out in 2020 belonging to her debut studio album, animal.

Kesha thought "Tik Tok" was "too dumb" to release. The 38-year-old pop star released the hit single back in August 2009, and Kesha has now confessed to being astonished by the song's success.

No one could have expected one video to cultivate a beautiful, cultural moment with Black people responding to TikTok’s viral “Gingers Are Black” discourse. A wave of “thank you ...