She just lost the case today.
This was just posted:
http://www.nydailynews.com/entertainment...-1.2537490
Judge said there was not enough proof and that Sony and Dr. Luke said they were fine with Kesha working with other producers, as long as the album was released by Sony.
I don't really know if she's telling the truth or not, if she was really abused. But it's quite weird that in 2011 she said nothing happened and now, that she's not happy with the contract, she says she's been abused.
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She was faking her whole career. If you see any of her TV Interviews, she's all fluff, no real content... so I could never really believe in her. She just seemed so manipulative (don't know if that was part of Sony PR making her a crazy party girl or what).
But never felt any connection with her. Just felt that she was a huge FAKE artist. Which she totally was.
Dr. Luke has worked with many female artists and nothing bad has ever happened with any of them. He was even working with a very young teenager latina. This is very different from Bill Cosby, where many girls came forward.
If he was a terrible rapist wouldn't other girls come forward? Doesn't a rapist keeps on making the same stuff over and over?
Someone as "terrible" as Dr. Luke could have drug raped Katy Perry, Kelly Clarkson, Miley Cirus... etc (but none said anything).
It's not a perfect logic. But why wouldn't he do the same thing with every single girl he has ever worked with (they were all nobodies before working with him, he had all the oportunities to take advantage of them if he wanted)?
According to the article the Judge also said this about the case:
This was just posted:
http://www.nydailynews.com/entertainment...-1.2537490
Judge said there was not enough proof and that Sony and Dr. Luke said they were fine with Kesha working with other producers, as long as the album was released by Sony.
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The judge said that granting that request would undermine the state's laws governing contracts and the court couldn't do that.
She also noted that Sony had offered to let Kesha work with another producer.
Kesha's lawyer, Mark Geragos, argued that Sony's promise was "illusory" because even if the recordings were made, the record company wouldn't promote them. He contended that Sony had more invested in Dr. Luke than in Kesha and it would do everything to protect him because he makes them more money.
The judge said that Geragos had offered nothing concrete to back up his "speculative" argument.
I don't really know if she's telling the truth or not, if she was really abused. But it's quite weird that in 2011 she said nothing happened and now, that she's not happy with the contract, she says she's been abused.
She was faking her whole career. If you see any of her TV Interviews, she's all fluff, no real content... so I could never really believe in her. She just seemed so manipulative (don't know if that was part of Sony PR making her a crazy party girl or what).
But never felt any connection with her. Just felt that she was a huge FAKE artist. Which she totally was.
Dr. Luke has worked with many female artists and nothing bad has ever happened with any of them. He was even working with a very young teenager latina. This is very different from Bill Cosby, where many girls came forward.
If he was a terrible rapist wouldn't other girls come forward? Doesn't a rapist keeps on making the same stuff over and over?
Someone as "terrible" as Dr. Luke could have drug raped Katy Perry, Kelly Clarkson, Miley Cirus... etc (but none said anything).
It's not a perfect logic. But why wouldn't he do the same thing with every single girl he has ever worked with (they were all nobodies before working with him, he had all the oportunities to take advantage of them if he wanted)?
According to the article the Judge also said this about the case:
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The lawyers also argued yesterday over motions by Dr. Luke and Sony to dismiss the underlying case in which Kesha contends that Dr. Luke abused her emotionally and psychologically for a decade, forcing her to take a sabbatical and go into rehab in January 2014.
The judge was critical of those claims as well, saying she didn't think the information provided by Kesha's lawyers was detailed enough to keep her civil rights, sexual harassment and discrimination claims alive. However, the judge postponed making a decision on the dismissal motions.