So while PK was drunk on Monday he told Ke$ha‘s mom that he would take their dog and now he is trying to convince his wife to let him get it. He needs your help. Help him convince his wife.

Ok so leave your comments so PK can convince his wife to take the dog.

This is the dog:

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Who makes Ke$ha ‘want to be a better woman?’ What are her secrets for picking up dudes? Can she give you a homemade tattoo? Find out in these outtakes from Whitney Spaner’s feature on the ascending, Jack Daniels-loving pop star from PAPER’s summer music issue, on stands now. (Click through the above gallery for additional outtake photos from Ke$ha’s shoot with photographer Dan Monick for PAPER)

On transvestites:
Freaks are what make everything mildly more interesting in life but with trannies, they make me want to be a better woman. I see these men who have way better bodies than I do, more beautiful faces, better complexions, beautiful makeup, and they’re more fun than any person I’ve met in my life. They make me feel like I’m not a very good woman.

On possibly going country:
I’m really inspired by country music — my mom wrote country music — and I love Dolly Parton and Johnny Cash. I think at some point there might be some country collaborations or records in the future. But I’m also really digging being called, like half jokingly, a white girl rapper. I think it’s really funny and I’m going to ride that train for a little bit.

On her love for DIY tattooing:
A friend of mine told me you can [create a tattoo] with pen ink and a safety pin and I was like ‘That’s amazing. I could give tattoos at anywhere in the world at any hotel.’ I saw this hot dude recently and I gave him a tattoo sitting in the lobby of the hotel. I was just like ‘Can I borrow a pen and a sewing kit?’ I think I got an admirer out of that one.

On being a ‘pervert:’
I wouldn’t say I’m aggressive, but I’m a pervert. I have a gold Trans Am and my favorite thing to do in the world is to drive around blasting Zeppelin or Sabbath, cat calling dudes. It doesn’t work, but it’s fun.

On her pick-up methods in bars:
I usually do something ridiculous like send him over a shot of whiskey and then spank him. Something like that.

On whether Jack Daniels is really her drink of choice:
I like whiskey and I like red wine — those are my two favorites. I love to lie around my house listening to vinyl records and drinking red wine. It’s amazing. But I’m never home, so…

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Check out Ke$ha looking stunning on the cover of Japanese Magazine Aera! The picture was taken by photographer Sakata Eiitirou. If anyone has scans from this magazine or any other magazines which feature Ke$ha please email us them at contact@keshadaily.com. Check out the cover by clicking the thumbnail above!

I’m treating you guys with these newly released outtakes/old photoshoots. I have added a picture taken by Yosuke Torii for Nylon Japan which was taken the first time she was in Japan in May. Also check out 2 outtakes from Ke$ha’s album photoshoot with Jason Nocito & Shelby Duncan. There is also 4 newly released old images of Ke$ha from a photoshoot before her “TiK ToK” fame taken by Casino Nelson. I have also added a bigger Teen Vogue picture taken by Todd Cole.

Hey guys I have designed a brand new look for the photo gallery aka VIP Lounge . I would like to thank my lovely friend Tori for coding the design, you guys should check out her amazing Aston Merrygold fansite here! I will also have some new photoshoot pictures uploaded in a few minutes for your viewing pleasure. Please leave us a comment on what you think of the new look or tweet us your thoughts @KeshaDaily. What are you waiting for? click the banner above to head to the VIP Lounge!

After rubbing shoulders with Lady Gaga, Vivienne Westwood and Gok Wan in London, Lady Lloyd has now headed north to start a new residency at Back Door Disco in Mission in Leeds. We got a little Q&A with the DJ.

And you’ve just finished touring with Ke$ha, what she like?

I love her. One of the nicest people you can meet. There is something really sexual about her too. Even though she doesn’t look like a supermodel she has a great energy which really draws people to her. I got to perform at the o2 and Wembley Stadium with her plus lots of TV bits and bobs so it’s been great to be her friend.

Did you get up to anything crazy with her?

I took her to the Vivienne Westwood fashion show and afterwards we went to the Mulberry party and there were these giant polystyrene glittery tigers. Ke$ha’s album is called Animal and along with Pixie Lott we tried to steal them for K$’s stage show. We were all pretty wasted and couldn’t manoeuvre ourselves very well and caused such a commotion we got caught and got a dressing down from the record label. They blamed me – but it wasn’t my fault!

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Check out these behind the scenes & backstage pictures of Ke$ha on the “Last Girl on Earth Tour” they were taken by Jason Sheldon for RollingStone.com on various dates of the tour. Check them out above!

When you go to a show by a pop singer who spells her name with a dollar symbol, you’d expect there to be things like dancing girls, flashy sets and chest-rattling beats. But when California pop sensation Ke$ha hit the stage at the Marquee Theatre Thursday night, she went above and beyond the usual expectations, turning the stage into a frantic, dance-crazed circus complete with male strippers, shredding guitar solos and plenty of glitter.

Lowlife hipster rappers Beardo and Mickey Avalon opened the show, spitting out X-rated rhymes while keeping everything nice and ironic. After the mullet-adorned Beardo warmed up the crowd with his antics, Avalon had the whole crowd cheering along through most of his short and sleazy set, which took him through crowd pleasers such as “So Rich, So Pretty,” “Jane Fonda” and “Mr. Right.”

While the openers kept their stage shows fairly simple, mostly featuring barely clothed ladies gyrating around the singers, when it was time for the main event, Ke$ha had something more complex in mind.

A lavish stage show shouldn’t have been too much of a surprise for anyone familiar with Ke$ha’s platinum debut album, 2009’s “Animal.” Against a backdrop of glimmering pop tunes, Ke$ha spends most of the album singing about her glamorous, hard-partying lifestyle. That formula has proven very successful, with the album’s lead single, “Tik Tok,” reaching No. 1 in 12 countries, including the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 chart.

Against a lush red curtain background and blindingly bright light displays, Ke$ha arrived onstage with a guitar around her shoulders and her fists pumping. Wearing dark sunglasses and gold- sequined hotpants, she stepped up to the mike and casually said, “Welcome to the party.”

With that, Ke$ha and her band, which included a denim-clad rock guitarist and a girl rocking the keytar, launched into a high energy rendition of “Blah Blah Blah.” As the crowd roared and sang along, two guys wearing plaid shirts and cutoff jeans danced clumsily alongside Ke$ha, doing their best awkward sexy moves.

Ke$ha hammered out the primal beat of “Party at a Rich Dude’s House” on a giant drum, pounding until her drumstick broke. As the song reached its fevered pitch, the stage show became sensory overload, with strobe lights flashing, Ke$ha doing cartwheels and the cutoff jeans guys wearing marching band outfits and pounding drums along with the punishingly loud beat.

The band kept things going in full gear during the disco-tinged “VIP,” and Ke$ha finally slowed things down with “Stephen,” playing the song alone onstage using a Christmas-light adorned keyboard.

“This next song is about taking off your clothes,” Ke$ha announced as she smiled at the rowdy crowd, before her band launched into the stripper-pole worthy “Take It Off.” Following the song’s advice, the two male dancers appeared shirtless and proceeded to squirm around the stage, effectively bookending the scantily-clad women that populated the opening acts.

The stage show was starting to look like a party scene in an expensive music video, with half naked people running around stage during “(Expletive) Him (He’s the DJ)” and the whole band donning animal hoods for ” Your Love is My Drug.”

Meanwhile the crowd has tearing it up, with nearly everyone in the theater jumping along with the beat and swinging their hands through the air.

Ke$ha went with the obvious choice for a finale, and when the bottom-heavy beat of “Tik Tok” pierced the speakers, it sent the crowd into near-hysterics. The song ended with a shower of golden glitter being shot into the crowd, making for a surreal, grandiose scene.

Although she and the members of her band had only played eight songs, they waved goodbye, leaving the crowd cheering for more. Ke$ha and her playful companions returned with a choreographed performance of “Dinosaur,” which featured one member actually wearing a rubber dinosaur mask.

Proving she still had one more trick up her sleeve, Ke$ha invited Beardo and Mickey Avalon back to the stage for a finale performance of the Beastie Boys’ classic rebel anthem, “(You Gotta) Fight for Your Right (To Party!).” The song was a fitting tribute to an era that provided a hefty dose of inspiration for all three performers. And when everyone onstage started gleefully demolishing a purple dinosaur piñata, sending candy flying into the crowd, it was a perfect end to a concert that felt like a lifetime of drunken, excessive parties.

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Ke$ha volunteers her time for the Grammy SoundChecks event in Los Angeles on Wednesday (July 21) at LA’s Staples Center.

The event offered high school students and college students the unique opportunity to attend rehearsals and concert sound checks of major artists and experience a candid Q&A discussion about music industry careers.

The 2011 Grammy Awards will air on February 13, 2011 on CBS from LA’s Staples Center.

On Sunday, K$ will be performing at the AT&T Center in San Antonio, TX.

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The janitors at Marquee Theatre have quite the task ahead of them after Kesha’s first concert in Arizona. The 23-year-old inspired the vast majority of women in the audience to slather on glitter (much of which ended up on the Marquee floor), she shot out confetti using a super-cool confetti gun, more confetti covered the crowd at the end of the show courtesy of in-stage projectiles and, in what may be the most rock star move of all, she and her crew demolished a pinata on-stage, spewing out candy everywhere.

It was that kind of party.

Kesha has acknowledged her mission is to make people dance their pants off, and she sure succeeded at her headlining show. The concert was a short, less-than-an-hour set (perhaps the same one she’s been playing on her current tour with Rihanna?) but she managed to pack in a lot during the short amount of time. It was Kesha’s disco party, and everyone was invited.

The action was quite the visual feast. The stage had massive lights, both bright ones that flashed on and off and Christmas-style ones. Her band looked legitimately like punk rockers, donning mohawks and ripped T-shirts and playing deftly. During the show, flags were waved, the male dancers dressed down to their American flag skivvies and someone in the band put on a dinosaur mask. Quirky, yes, but a heck of a lot of fun.

The young singer didn’t talk much in-between songs, merely saying things such as, “I hope you wake up with glitter in your pants, kids,” and “I wish I could make out with every single one of you.” But Kesha’s mission isn’t to be deep; it’s to make you feel like you’re dancing to her at a private nightclub. Creating that type of atmosphere at the Marquee is no small feat, but Kesha managed to pull it off with color, flash and positive energy.

Her singing and rapping seemed identical to the album, which was impressive, and she also tried to show off her musical chops by banging on drums and cowbells and playing guitar and synth. It was admirable, considering many of her lyrics are fluffy party jams, and she proved that people should respect her for her ability to engage a crowd.

Kesha also seemed more confident than ever, really commanding the stage, taking charge of the band and not missing a beat. She has seemed to really grown as a musician and a performer, proving she does deserve headlining shows after her opening slot for Rihanna.

While the set was way shorter than anyone at the show probably wanted, Kesha still managed to create one of the most fun concerts the Marquee has ever seen. She seemed to be genuinely having a blast, and that attitude rubbed off on everyone in the room.

Personal Bias: I knew one of the back-up dancers, and I have to say, I have never seen him in hot pants or glitter until the show.

The Crowd: The crowd was surprisingly older than the expected junior high and high school aged fans. Most of the crowd seemed to be in the 18-30-year-old range.

Overheard in the crowd: “Seriously, what kind of dance moves are those?” in response to some random guy in suspenders and shorts scatting to Kesha’s music.

Random Notebook Dump: I’ve never seen the Marquee Theatre bathroom floor covered in so much glitter.

Set List:
Blah Blah Blah
Party at a Rich Dude’s House
V.I.P.
Stephen
Take It Off
Fuck Him (He’s a DJ)
Your Love Is My Drug
Tik Tok
Encore:
Dinosaur
(You Gotta) Fight for Your Right (To Party) (Beastie Boys cover)

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