English singer/songwriter Lily Allen has reignited the feud she had with US singer Katy Perry by threatening to post the ‘I Kissed A Girl’ singer’s personal phone number. The two have been at each other’s throat ever since Perry called Allen fat, and now the ‘Smile’ singer, who called Perry ‘crass’, has threatened to post her number on the net should she make any more comments.

“I have Katy Perry’s number, someone did me a favour,” the Sun quoted Allen as having written on her Facebook page. “I’m just waiting for her to open her mouth one more time then it hits Facebook,” she had added. Allen, 23, has also joined two groups on the networking site that are against Perry, 24. One is called “I hate Katy Perry and her dumb-ass song I Kissed A Girl”. The other is “Katy Perry? Who in the hell does she think she is?”

What I Think: I have personally lost all respect for Lily. I think she is so talented but I can not believe how immature she is. She’s just so upset she is yesterday’s news and Katy is now taking her place as the quirky pop princess. Here’s a little advice, Don’t F-ck With Katy! KATYCATS TO THE RESCUE!!

The Grammy Awards are coming to television Feb. 8 and fans are getting the opportunity to vie for a chance to perform with pop princess Katy Perry.

Music fans can upload a video of themselves singing a portion of Perry’s song “I Kissed a Girl” to www.cbs.com/grammys for the chance to sing with her at the Grammys!

“We are very excited that this year’s installment of My Grammy Moment allows numerous online fans to be an integral part of a performance,” The Recording Academy President/CEO Neil Portnow says of the contest.

Fans can submit video up until Feb. 6. The 51st Annual Grammy Awards will be broadcast live from Staples Center in Los Angeles Feb. 8 at 8 p.m. on CBS.

“Hot N Cold” singer Katy Perry’s relationship with Travis McCoy of Gym Class Heroes is officially on ice. A source close to the couple has confirmed to E! News that the two called it quits just before New Year’s.

Perry, 24, who received her first Grammy nod for her smash hit “I Kissed a Girl,” had been dating McCoy, 27, for about a year. The former couple hit the road together last summer for the Vans Warped tour and had recently returned from a vacation to Mexico for the holidays.

On New Year’s Eve, Travis took to his blog at FriendsOrEnemies.com to express his feelings about the split. He posted the lyrics to “Looking at the Front Door” by Main Source, which includes the lines: “I’m the one you’re against and it doesn’t make sense/‘Cause I’m the one that you claim to love for life/But all I get is gray hairs and strife.”

He followed that post with one about his current squeeze—his laptop, which he says is “LOYAL. LISTENS. and NEVER LETS ME DOWN.”

All’s quiet over on Katy’s blog…for now.

Here are Katy’s 2 performances and an interview from NBC’s New Year’s Eve Celebration 2009 with Carson Daly. Enjoy!

Video Links:
Interview + Hot N Cold Live at NBC’s New Year’s 2009
I Kissed A Girl Live at NBC’s New Year’s 2009

I have added a few photos of Katy from Gridlock New Year’s Eve Celebration! Keep checking back for some videos to KatyTube from last night. HAPPY 2009!!

Gallery Link:
2008 > Gridlock New Year’s Eve Celebration - December 31 x08

Don’t forget to tune into BC’s New Year’s Eve with Carson Daly”! It will put viewers in the middle of the world’s most famous New Year’s Eve destination, Times Square, to ring in the new year. For the first time, the live show will be broadcast in primetime from 10-11PM (ET) and will then continue in late night from 11:30PM-12:35AM — all in high definition. “NBC’s New Year’s Eve with Carson Daly” will once again feature the biggest names in music with this year’s performers Sir Elton John, T.I., Katy Perry, Ludacris, and The Ting Tings performing. In addition to the musical lineup, Daly will have help bringing the celebration to the home audience with Saturday Today co-anchor Amy Robach, veteran “NBC’s New Year’s Eve with Carson Daly” correspondent Alison Stewart and NBC News correspondent Luke Russert giving live reports from Times Square.

Gallery Links:
Photoshoots > Unknown 7 x01
Photoshoots > Kai Z Feng x02
Photoshoots > Michael De Lazzer x03
Candids > Out and About with Dita Von Teese - December 28, 2008 x15
Candids > In Mexico with Family - December 26, 2008 x45
Candids > Bar DeLuxe in Hollywood - December 18, 2008 x23

Don’t get Katy Perry twisted: She absolutely loves being pop’s quirky poster girl, the wild child who doesn’t censor herself and causes raised eyebrows with songs like Ur So Gay and I Kissed a Girl. But for all her success over the last year, Perry, is hoping that songs like her most recent No 1, Hot n Cold, show she has more to offer than kitsch and controversy.

“It’s my personality, which is up and down and sassy and cheeky,” says the Grammy nominee, who recently toured Australia. “You’re gonna see me with all kinds of different things. Maybe you won’t expect it, but that’s what I like to do - keep people on their toes.” Offering the unexpected was a key factor in Perry becoming one of pop’s breakout stars this year.

While Ur So Gay, a taunting song to an ex-lover more enamored with hair-straighteners and skinny jeans than his ex-girlfriend, became an underground talker, it was her equally ear-catching song, I Kissed a Girl, about girl-on-girl experimentation, that resonated with mainstream music fans, becoming a No 1 summer smash. “She’s not scared to rattle some people’s cages lyrically, and say some risque stuff,” says singer-songwriter Butch Walker, who collaborated with Perry on some of the tracks on her debut album, One of the Boys. “She brings a little bit of the underground, a little bit of the hipster and underground culture to the mainstream, and that’s what sells her … as different.”

And that’s what Perry hoped her role in pop music would be.

The 24-year-old, who was raised by ministers and dabbled in Christian music before heading to Los Angeles as a 17-year-old aspiring artist, found most of pop’s princesses to be manufactured and boring. “I was a bit let down by maybe their personality or their delivery or their consistency,” says Perry during an interview at her Capitol Records label offices. “They were so like careful with everything. “Well, what’s the point of being in pop or rock ‘n’ roll music if you’re going to be a windup doll?

“Use your own wheels and bolts, even if they break, do it yourself.”

But Perry found that a colourful personality, strong voice and well-crafted songs didn’t guarantee her pop stardom, or even an album. Though she worked with top producers such as Glen Ballard and The Matrix, she bounced from label to label. US music magazine, Blender, named her as one to watch in 2004.

“She was signed and dropped like twice before the record came out,” says Walker. “I was afraid that her career and those songs were never gonna see the light of day.” Even Perry wondered whether she should just give up. But her competition gave her hope.

“Every time I thought maybe there was a girl that would take my place, I would watch her and I would kind of sit back and say, ‘Almost! No, no, no, there’s still a void!”‘ she recalls. Now that she’s come along to fill it, Perry looks back on her struggles as a badge of honour. “It’s like training,” she says. And she has this advice for those hoping to be the next Katy Perry: Find your own identity. “When I first started at 17 in Los Angeles, the hit song was (Avril Lavigne’s) Complicated, and everyone wanted me to write a Complicated,” she says. “I’m like, ‘Look that’s her, this is me. Everybody loves that song - hopefully everyone will love my song.”‘

Gallery Links:
2008 > Visiting MuchOnDemand - December 15 x05
2008 > Q102 Jingle Ball in Camden, NJ - December 14 x08
2008 > Y 100 Jingle Ball in Sunrise, FL - December 13 x21
2008 > Z100s Jingle Ball New York, NY - December 12 x63
2008 > Z100s Jingle Ball 2008 - Artist Gift Lounge - December 12 x33
2008 > The Good, The Bad and The Britney on Fuse - December 9 x37
2008 > KIIS FMs Jingle Ball in Anaheim, CA - December 6 x43

I was kind of upset that Katy would be re-doing her video for Thinking Of You, but this version is way better. I really hope you enjoy and buy this video. It is on sale for just $0.99 in the iTunes store. Here is the video: