Katy Perry
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Katy doesn't look right in that cheerleader outfit 
Toni Basil looked better
Gwen Stefani looked the best
Toni Basil looked better
Gwen Stefani looked the best
How about Avril?Katy doesn't look right in that cheerleader outfit
Toni Basil looked better
Gwen Stefani looked the best
My sister dressed up like Katy Perry for the Halloween party tonight. Thanks little sis for ruining that fantasy.
My sister dressed up like Katy Perry for the Halloween party tonight. Thanks little sis for ruining that fantasy.
Ruined what fantasy? I'm still planning to hit your sister.
My sister dressed up like Katy Perry for the Halloween party tonight. Thanks little sis for ruining that fantasy.
Soooo wrong, trying to rid my cortex of illegal KP images immediately.
Remember to delete pictures and no Facebook posting and you'll be okay in a couple of months.
Me thinks you favor a kind of boating for occasions like this, no?
Imagine the line for her at one of the old kissing booths for a dollar. She'd put Black Friday lines at Best Buy and waiting cues for Stars Wars movies back in the day to shame.
I'd like to see KP and Kate Upton pair up for a Super Bowl halftime Carl's Jr. commercial?
Katy Perry's 'Prism' Ruled Potential Biohazard in Australia
Katy Perry's latest album, Prism, is Number One in Australia, but that hasn't stopped the country from declaring it a potential biohazard. Authorities have taken issue with packaging that includes a packet of "harmless local Swan River daisy seeds," according to news.com.au. The singer has been tweeting that different editions contain "seed prisms" that "you can plant to spread the light!" Although her label has claimed that the seeds for that edition were sourced locally in Western Australia, the country's Department of Agriculture is looking into international versions of the album that consumers there may buy as imports.
Read more: Katy Perry Album Declared Biohazard in Australia | Music News | Rolling Stone
Katy Perry's latest album, Prism, is Number One in Australia, but that hasn't stopped the country from declaring it a potential biohazard. Authorities have taken issue with packaging that includes a packet of "harmless local Swan River daisy seeds," according to news.com.au. The singer has been tweeting that different editions contain "seed prisms" that "you can plant to spread the light!" Although her label has claimed that the seeds for that edition were sourced locally in Western Australia, the country's Department of Agriculture is looking into international versions of the album that consumers there may buy as imports.
Read more: Katy Perry Album Declared Biohazard in Australia | Music News | Rolling Stone
