Comedian Russell Brand has said that he would love to have a baby with his wife Katy Perry.

Earlier, there were some reports of Perry filing for divorce just a year after their marriage, but Brand has laughed off the rumours.

“I am really happily married. I would like one (a baby),” the Daily Star quoted him as saying.

While talking about how much he loves babies, he gushed about his own twin godsons.

“I love those little babies in the beginning. They’re so lovely in that bit… They smile and look at me and wonder,” he said.

Although the actor is believed to have left his wild ways after getting married, he insists that part of him isn’t completely gone.

“There’s been some gallivanting but as a married man you mustn’t gallivant too much,” he said.

“In the confines of marriage you can still do the travel aspect of it, but that’s it,” he added.

Source: India Zeenews

I’ve added new event photos of Katy Perry during The GRAMMY Nominations Concert Live!! held at Nokia Theatre L.A. Live on November 30, 2011 in Los Angeles, California. Congratulation to Katy for getting 2 nominations. Check back for more photos updates.

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I’ve added new high quality candids of Katy Perry at Tattoo Studio Bang Bang on November 24, 2011.

I’ve added new outtakes of Katy Perry did for “Maxim” magazine last year to the gallery.

“My Week with Marilyn” just opened in theaters Wednesday night, but already producer Harvey Weinstein wants to take it to Broadway.

“If the movie works, I would try to make it a musical,” he told E! Online.

The British drama’s heavyweight cast — especially Michelle Williams, whose starring turn as Marilyn Monroe is expected to earn her an Oscar nod — has already been praised, but Weinstein’s apparently already got some Broadway casting ideas.

And they might not involve Williams. They might instead involve… Katy Perry.

“I would go to Katy first” for a musical, Weinstein said to E!. “I think she would be amazing.”

The pop star has already generated a lot of interest in the movie through her Twitter account and the use of her song “The One that Got Away” in its trailer.

She’s also no stranger to Marilyn impersonations of her own, as she aped the legendary actress’ famous looks for a German commercial for her album “Teenage Dream.”

Right now, though, Perry might have more experience voicing Smurfs than acting on-screen.

Source: NBC New York

Katy Perry feels that her latest Meow fragrance is ‘more edible’ than her first scent, Purr.

The ‘I Kissed A Girl’ singer currently on her ‘California Dreams’ world tour, thinks her latest perfume Meow, a follow up to her debut smell Purr, is the ‘perfect snapshot’ of her busy life which currently consists of playing gigs worldwide.

“The first fragrance (Purr) was more floral, by a long while, and this one is a lot more edible,” Contactmusic quoted her as telling People magazine.

“It’s the perfect snapshot of where my head is right now, especially being on tour,” she said.

The 27-year-old singed wanted to ‘make memories’ with her latest scent – which is made up of honeysuckle and pear, with a base of vanilla, musk and amber – by creating an unique scent so people would remember where they were when they smelt it.

“I think that you can hear a song, and it’ll take you back to that moment, or that person, or that time in your life.

“Same thing with your sense of smell – it’s really powerful. So I thought I could make memories with people with Purr or Meow.”

The singer got the idea for the pink, cat-shaped bottle of her Meow perfume from going to local markets when was younger.

“I grew up going to flea markets, and all the vintage stores and the Rose Bowl in Los Angeles. I’d always look for milk glass – that beautiful, vintage milk glass that held candles, or salt and pepper. I definitely wanted to use it for Meow,” she added.

Source: Times Of India

Katy Perry is auctioning an elephant sculpture she designed to raise money for charity.

The pop star teamed up with artist Erin Lareau to decorate the statue for the Elephant Parade fundraiser for Asian elephant conservation.

The piece, which the pop star nicknamed Dumbina, is adorned with colourful stripes, sparkling crystals and Perry’s initials.

She says, “My elephant was inspired by my California Dreams Tour and Candyfornia – a magical, glittering place where everything is sweet! The crystals that adorn the elephant are precious, just like the Asian elephants that need our protection. Let’s raise awareness!”

Perry’s elephant will go under the hammer in an auction in Milan, Italy.

Source: Contact Music

Katy Perry squeezes in yet another impressive achievement for which to be thankful this year.

Her “Teenage Dream” album becomes just the seventh album in the 53-year history of the Billboard Hot 100 to generate at least six top 10s, as “The One That Got Away” leaps 15-10.

The song joins the set’s first five singles, all of which reached No. 1: “California Gurls,” featuring Snoop Dogg; the title cut, “Firework”; “E.T.,” featuring Kanye West; and, “Last Friday Night (T.G.I.F.)”

All charts will be refreshed tomorrow (Nov. 24), as they are each Thursday, on Billboard.com.

A more mammoth milestone could still lie ahead for Perry: with one more No.1 from the set, “Teenage Dream” would pass Michael Jackson’s “Bad” to become the first album to generate six Hot 100 No. 1s.

Now in its 65th week on the Billboard 200, “Teenage Dream” has sold 1.9 million copies, according to Nielsen SoundScan.

Source: Billboard

Fresh off their big night at 2011 American Music Awards, Katy Perry and Nicki Minaj are added to the line-up of the upcoming “Grammy Nominations Concert Live”. Instead of performing, the two Grammy-nominated singers are tapped as presenters for the event.

The one-hour special is going to be held on November 30 at the Nokia Theatre in Los Angeles. Jason Aldean, Lady GaGa, Ludacris, Lupe Fiasco, Sugarland, Rihanna, Usher and The Band Perry are scheduled to make live performances.

This year marks the fourth time Grammy nominations are announced live on primetime television. Two-time Grammy winner LL Cool J, who has previously hosted the “Countdown to Music’s Biggest Night” for two years in a row, has been chosen to do the honor once again.

In addition to unveiling nominations for the 54th Grammys, the special telecast will feature a special live announcement from an iconic group regarding their historic band reunion set to take place on the main event of 2012 Grammy Awards on February 12, 2012.

The concert will pay homage to songwriters as well. Valerie Simpson (member of the hit songwriting/performing duo Ashford and Simpson) and Mike Stoller (member of the Grammy-winning songwriting team Leiber & Stoller) will join Usher to do the moving tribute.

Source: Ace ShowBiz

Katy Perry is a machine. Before she performed to a chorus of paint-peeling screams at a packed Oracle Arena on Monday, she spent years tirelessly building up her fan base by trudging through much more intimate venues. In the Bay Area alone, she put in an appearance at the subterranean Cafe Du Nord, fended off horny punk kids at Pier 30/32 during the Warped Tour and even attempted to squeeze a beta version of her elaborate stage show into the Fillmore.

The 27-year-old singer’s Oakland appearance came near the end of a yearlong world tour in support of her second album, “Teenage Dream,” and was bookended by a headline-grabbing turn at the “American Music Awards” on Sunday and this weekend’s hosting duties on “Saturday Night Live.”

She also has a cameo in “The Muppets” and earlier this year provided the voice of Smurfette in “The Smurfs.” For late-night television viewers, Perry is the blemish-free face of the acne treatment system Proactiv.

With her star looming so large, it’s easy to forget that Perry’s career is built on four or five solid hits – from the casually tossed-off show opener “Teenage Dream” to the night’s closing anthem, “Firework,” delivered amid a full-on explosion of pyrotechnics, confetti and lasers.

The rest of the Perry’s two-hour set revealed that she actually has more outfits than tunes, a problem intensified by an abysmal stretch of blustery rockers like “Hummingbird Heartbeat” and “Circle the Drain.” • Read full story…