Katy Perry admitted that she hopes to finally end her long-simmering beef with Taylor Swift. "I'm ready to let it go. Absolutely, 100 percent," Perry said. 
 
 Related Katy Perry Vs. Taylor Swift: Pop Stars' Beef History Explained From stolen dancers to passive aggressive tweets, here's a look back at the source of the alleged "Bad Blood" 
 
 The singer's comments came during a conversation Saturday with Arianna Huffington that featured on Perry's weekend-long YouTube live stream session in support of her new album Witness. 
 
 "I forgive [Swift], and I'm sorry for anything I ever did, and I hope the same from her, and I think it's actually... I think it's time," Perry said of the feud (via Entertainment Tonight). 
 
 
 
 "There are bigger fish to fry, and there are bigger problems in the world. I love her and I want the best for her, and I think she's a fantastic songwriter, and like, I think that if we both, her and I, can be representatives of strong women that come together despite their differences, I think the whole world is going to go, like, 'Yeah, we can do this.'" 
 
 The singer's long feud – which reportedly began in 2012 when Perry poached Swift's backup dancers to join her own tour – resulted in songs like "Bad Blood" and Witness' "Swish Swish," but neither artist spoke about the beef until Perry recently opened up about the Swift rift. 
 
 "I'm not Buddha – things irritate me," Perry said in a recent interview. "I wish that I could turn the other cheek every single time, but I'm also not a pushover, you know? Especially when someone tries to assassinate my character with little girls. That's so messed up!" 
 
 The latest chapter in the feud came when Swift ended her years-long streaming service embargo the moment Perry's Witness was released digitally, a move that Swift's reps said was purely coincidence. 
 
 On Saturday, Perry seemed determined to end the pop stars' beef. "Maybe I don't agree with everything she does, and maybe she doesn't agree with everything I do, but like... I really, truly, want to come together, and in a place of love and forgiveness, and understanding and compassion," Perry said. 
 
 The pop star dedicated a portion of her live stream to airing a therapy session with Dr. Siri Singh, wherein she talked about dealing with depression and suicidal thoughts. "I feel ashamed that I would have those thoughts, feel that low and that depressed," Perry said in reference to the lyrics from her 2013 Prism ballad, "By the Grace of God." 
 
 "You can be right or you can be loved," she added. "I just want to be loved." 
 
 Perry got a visit from pal James Corden on Sunday, and the Carpool Karaoke host was able to get the pop star to open up on a different topic: her exes. In a game of "Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts," Corden gave Perry the option of either eating a thousand-year-old egg or ranking three of her exes based on their performance in bed. 
 
 After playing coy for a bit, Perry finally acquiesced, naming Diplo as the least impressive, Orlando Bloom as her second-place pick, and John Mayer as the top contender. "They're all amazing lovers and I would have sex with all of them after I got out of this place!" she made sure to note. ||||| Calvin Harris is still at it. The DJ-producer returned to Twitter on Thursday, July 14, after going off on ex-girlfriend Taylor Swift yesterday. 
 
 In response to ongoing chatter about the feud, the “This Is What You Came For” producer (or should we be calling him a songwriter now too?!) tweeted two different photos of men with spoons covering their eyes. “Really me,” he added alongside one image, which he later deleted. 
 
 The photos seemingly correspond with Vine star Brandon Bowen’s viral “blocking out the haters” video. In Bowen’s July 2014 clip, which has garnered more than 2 million views, the YouTuber places spoons over his eyes and tells the camera: “Oh, I’m sorry. I didn’t see you there. I was busy blocking out the haters.” 
 
 In case you missed it, the internet blew up after Harris went HAM on Swift for allegedly trying to make him “look bad” after her rep confirmed that Swift did indeed write his hit track with Rihanna, “This Is What You Came For.” 
 
 “I wrote the music, produced the song, arranged it and cut the vocals though,” Harris tweeted on Wednesday, July 13. “And initially she wanted it kept secret, hence the pseudonym. Hurtful to me at this point that her and her team would go so far out of their way to try and make ME look bad at this stage though.” 
 
 He continued: “I figure if you’re happy in your new relationship you should focus on that instead of trying to tear your ex bf down for something to do,” he wrote in a follow-up tweet that was liked almost 3,000 times within half an hour. “I know you’re off tour and you need someone new to try and bury like Katy [Perry] ETC but I’m not that guy, sorry. I won’t allow it. Please focus on the positive aspects of YOUR life because you’ve earned a great one. God bless everyone have a beautiful day.” 
 
 As previously reported by Us, Swift blindsided the DJ by cozying up with new beau Tom Hiddleston just two weeks after ending things with Harris. Swift, who is busy galavanting around the world with Hiddleston, has yet to respond to his tweets and was last seen shopping solo in Gold Coast, Australia. 
 
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– One of the songs on Taylor Swift's hugely popular 1989 is reportedly about Katy Perry—"Bad Blood," which includes the lyrics "Did you think we'd be fine? / Still got scars on my back from your knife," is rumored to be about Perry "stealing" three backup dancers from Swift, and Perry apparently responded by tweeting, "Watch out for the Regina George in sheep’s clothing," a Mean Girls reference. But that's far from the biggest music feud of all time—Radar rounds up 22 more. A sampling: Lil' Kim has accused Nicki Minaj of copying her—and earlier this year, Lil' Kim went so far as to release "Identity Theft," a song that includes the line, "Anything you tryna do, I done did it." And Minaj also had a beef with Mariah Carey when they were both American Idol judges, with Minaj once saying, "I told them, I’m not f---ing putting up with her f---ing highness over there" and Carey reportedly hiring extra security in response. Madonna once called Lady Gaga's "Born This Way" "reductive," after many people said it sounded like Madonna's "Express Yourself." Then, this year, Gaga hit back at Madge, saying, "If I was an established artist, I would love to help younger artists." After Chris Brown performed at the Grammys three years after beating Rihanna before the 2009 awards, Miranda Lambert tweeted, "I don’t get it. He beat on a girl..." Brown tweeted in response, "Using my name to get publicity? I love it!" For being America's Sweetheart, Swift sure has been involved in her fair share of feuds. After she allegedly wrote "Dear John" about her relationship with John Mayer, Mayer said he "didn't deserve it" and called it "a really lousy thing for her to do." Back in 1995, Blur and Oasis were rivals, even releasing competing singles on the same day. Noel Gallagher once said that he hoped two Blur members would "catch AIDS and die." Ciara told E! back in 2011 that she ran into Rihanna at a party and "she wasn't the nicest person," and their feud continued for years. Last year, Rihanna tweeted about Ciara, "Why am I still the main topic of her interviews!!" Courtney Love was in a two-decade feud with former Nirvana member Dave Grohl that had to do with the management of the band's business dealings, but they reconciled this year. Click for the complete list, including one feud that involves ... naked boobs.