Dr. Luke
Kesha used to worry about the impression her debut conveyed: "For the whole world to think I couldn’t sing and I was stupid? That was hard"
As Larsson drops song-of-the-summer contender "Midnight Sun," she gets super-honest about ambition in our new interview
"Katy knew exactly the album she wanted to make and put together the team to make it happen," a label source tells Rolling Stone of her upcoming LP, which also features collaborators like Stargate, Sarah ...
The inside story of how the superproducer stealthily scaled the top of the charts — under a cloud of accusations
Last week, the two parties reached an agreement to settle an almost decade-long defamation lawsuit
"To the extent that he wanted to continue putting her through hell, he probably succeeded," says attorney Susan Crumiller
"By 2014, when Gottwald initiated this defamation action, he was, by his own account, a celebrity" a judge declared
Notes from lawyer Greg Clarick purportedly state Kesha told him “way back in 2006” that Dr. Luke gave her a pill “to feel better” shortly before she blacked out
A New York Appeals court “unanimously reversed” a lower court’s June 2021 decision saying Kesha could make Dr. Luke pay her legal fees if his defamation claims against her fail
Song has been approved by singer's label Kemosabe and its founder Dr. Luke
