Kesha has good reason to feature several spaceships on her Rainbow album cover: she apparently experienced a UFO sighting. The singer behind the emotional new ballad "Praying" recounted the

By Ashley Iasimone www.billboard.com 7-8-17

far-out experience in a new interview on the Zach Sang Show. She didn't mention an actual encounter with any extraterrestrials, but she did see what looked like "little balls of fire in the sky."
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Barry Gibb, the last remaining member of the Bee Gees, has been looking back on the group’s career, their biggest hits, their friendship with Michael Jackson and his encounters with UFOs.

By Channels Television 5-16-17

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Demi Lovato's latest comments are literally out of this world. The "Confident" singer covers Elle Canada's September issue, and in her quirky interview with the glossy she shared her theories on extraterrestrial life.

By Desiree Murphy Entertainment Tonight 7-22-16

"Aliens!" Lovato, 23, exclaimed when a reporter from the magazine asked her what she believes in. "I've seen a UFO."

The pop star claimed she had the sighting "a couple of years ago."

"I was walking outside and I looked up and it almost was like there was a worm in the sky," she explained. "It was changing shapes and moving all over the place." ...
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Steve Levy played football at Cal with Aaron Rodgers. He also saw the same UFO Rodgers saw. Levy says he, his brother and Rodgers witnessed the event following dinner with his family in Cornwall, New York. He says the trio heard a siren-like noise and went outside to see what it was.

Joseph Bonham totalpackers.com 3-25-16

“We went out to the back and there’s a huge tree line over the top of my parents’ property and we saw something,” Levy explained. “We were like, ‘What the hell is that?’ We saw the reddish, orange, yellowish light that kept going side by side. It was quite large. And then it just disappeared.” [...]

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[...] he recently was a guest on “You Made It Weird,” the popular podcast of comedian and actor Pete Holmes, and opened up about a number of things over the course of the two-hour conversation.

Tyler Maas milwaukeerecord.com 3-23-16

The rare long-form discussion grants listeners a look at Rodgers’ inner workings, ranging from his views on religion, his love for vegan burgers, what goes through his mind during games, and more. A highlight of the altogether interesting interaction comes early on, when Rodgers recounts seeing what he refers to as “a UFO” with Cal teammate Steve Levy in New Jersey in 2005.

“It was a large orange, left-to-right-moving object. Because of the overcast nature of the night and the snow, you couldn’t make out—it was kind of behind the clouds we were seeing, but it was definitively large, moving from left to right. It was me, Steve [Levy], and his brother that saw it. And it goes out of sight and we look at each other and go ‘What in the f#%k was that?'”

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