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AMERICANALMANAC (Alex Tanzer) - Kesha says she has collected more than 1,000 teeth from fans and turned them into jewelry

Pop star Kesha, 39, told podcast hosts she keeps jars of human teeth in her home, sourced from fans who hand them over willingly, and that she started the collection partly "because it kind of freaks out straight men." The Los Angeles-born singer made the disclosure during an appearance on the Las Culturistas podcast, hosted […] The post Kesha says she has collected more than 1,000 teeth from fans and turned them into jewelry appeared first on American Almanac .

Pop star Kesha, 39, told podcast hosts she keeps jars of human teeth in her home, sourced from fans who hand them over willingly, and that she started the collection partly "because it kind of freaks out straight men." The Los Angeles-born singer made the disclosure during an appearance on the Las Culturistas podcast, hosted by Matt Rogers and Bowen Lang. She described a collection that now exceeds 1,000 teeth, stored in small jars and repurposed into wearable pieces including a necklace, earrings, a belt, and what she called a "wild" crown. File this one under the ever-expanding category of celebrity behavior that the entertainment press treats as quirky rather than alarming. A grown woman soliciting body parts from strangers,…Open

YOUTUBE (NewsNation) - The Hollywood double standard: Why massive awards protect bad behavior | The Scoop

#WillSmith #ChrisBrown #Grammys #HollywoodSecrets #TheScoop What happens when a respected community institution or a massive platform like the Grammys becomes a shield for reputation resets? We are diving deep into Hollywood's ultimate double standard. Branding expert Aliza Licht and host of The Scoop, Paula Froelich, break down why Will Smith was handed the Beacon Award a year after the Oscar slap heard around the world. Plus, the disturbing reality behind the Grammys giving Chris Brown a main-stage performance just three years after his assault on Rihanna.