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Katy Perry went to space but does that make her an astronaut?
It’s 2025 and Katy Perry has officially gone to space. On Monday 14th April, she strapped herself into the Blue Origin rocket and blasted off like a “Firework” with five other well-known women. The rocket is owned by Amazon billionaire Jeff Bezos and his fiancé Lauren Sanchez was also on board.
The celebrity passengers landed safely, but Jeff Bezos nearly face-planted, and Wendy's tweeted jokes at Perry.
U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy is the latest notable figure to weigh in on Blue Origin’s April 14 space flight, ...
In the piece, columnist Moira Donegan writes in part that the star-studded Blue Origin flight “served as a kind of perverse funeral for the America that once enabled both scientific advancement and ...
King was joined by five other women on the Blue Origin flight: singer Katy Perry, former NASA rocket scientist Aisha Bowe, ...
Now that Blue Origin's latest star-studded spaceflight has come and gone, some may be wondering, "when will it be my turn?" ...
The rapper's message about the all-female flight into space has garnered over 5.5 million views on social media.
CBS host Gayle King defended her 10-minute space flight aboard the Blue Origin rocket on Monday, telling critics there was ...
Amazon founder Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin aerospace company is launching its New Shepard rocket featuring an all-female ...
The crew, including singer Katy Perry, film producer Kerianne Flynn, former NASA rocket scientist Aisha Bowe, and civil ...
Gayle King has responded to backlash over her Blue Origin flight, which saw an all-female crew take an eight-minute trip into ...
"That never gets old! A new perspective of the booster landing," Limp posted on X.
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