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"These whipped-cream [boobs] were in the music video because that was my only ammo. It was really intense with all that whipped cream coming from my back through my assets," she shared with us . "I will tell you that those cupcake-bra boobies, they were a little bit heavy and they were interesting. It was really fun making these costumes. They're all one-of-a-kind, and I love the Bettie Page moment in the red and the whipped-cream cans."

Currently on her tour , Ms. Perry wears a ballerina-style dress complete with peppermint swirl candies all over it. She's certainly worn candy swirls before, in a much more latexy way, like at an event in Vienna last October.

A November performance once again found her in a latex dress, this time printed with bubble gum. And it seems that Katy's fashionable sweet tooth also extends to cookies. A latex dress she wore for a TV appearance last June featured chocolate chip ones. Yum.

After all of this talk of sugary style, we wouldn't be surprised if you need to see the fashion dentist. [Edit note: Hollywood Crush is not responsible for any cavities you may have received from this post!

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Judges Cee Lo Green and Blake Shelton, both of whom have had to do that same thing in the last month or so.

In his apology , Brown said, “I have total respect for gay community and my intention was not to insult anyone in it.” We might even almost believe Brown if we hadn’t been down this road with him before. In late December, Brown attacked former B2K singer Raz-B on Twitter after he made a critical comment, saying, “N***a you want attention! Grow up n***a!!! D**k in da booty ass lil boy.”

He apologized then too, and all was forgiven. Whatever.

Because there’s no more modern way to convey that you didn’t mean to reinforce hate and encourage violence against an entire segment of the population like a 140-character or less explanation of your actions, the Twitter apology is the new thing.

It’s how Cee Lo Green apologized for lobbing a diss at a critic who panned his concert in Minneapolis.

After reading the review, Cee Lo tweeted, “I respect your criticism but be fair! People enjoyed last night! I'm guessing ur gay? and my masculinity offended u? well f**k U.”

What being gay and/or presumably effeminate has to do with not enjoying his show, we’ll never know.

Anyway, he took to Twitter to apologize too, tweeting, “Apologies gay community! What was homophobic about that? I said I was guessing he [was] gay which is fine but its nice to [know] what u think of me. Nakia and Vicki ‘Team Cee Lo’ are proudly gay and are [my] greatest assets! I'm no bigot or homophobic. [It’s] all a very big misunderstanding.”

(All of Green's tweets have since been deleted.)

It’s the old “I’m not a homophobe, I have gay friends” defense. Which is what it is. Green’s fellow Voice other things). Realizing the weight of his actions, Morgan didn’t take a minute out of his day to tweet, he reached out to GLAAD to volunteer to participate in public service announcements to denounce anti-gay bullying, met with homeless LGBT teens and an activist whose son was killed in a hate crime and returned to Tennessee to apologize in person to the audience he offended. In short, he atoned.