Katy Perry 'Rolling Stone' Cover, 4 Things Fans Learned About 'Dark Horse' Beauty: From Madonna Friendship To Love Of Therapy

This is how she do!!!

Katy Perry is the cover girl for the newest issue of Rolling Stone magazine, which hits newsstands this Friday. She graces the cover with her now signature short green hair, and dons a metallic rainbow shirt that makes her look simply prismatic.

The following are the four things that we learned about Miss Perry during her interview with the music magazine.

1.    She is a fan of therapy and thinks every entertainer should get into it.

She tells the magazine that talking to someone who knows her only as Kathryn Hudson and not Katy Perry allows her to work out a lot of inner issues. "I would say anyone that's in this business should be doing that regulary."

2.    She truly values her new friendship with Madonna.

"You have to really prove that you're an authentic person, and you can be trusted, to be in a circle of friends with her," she tells the magazine. "You have to really guard your heart when you're on this kind of level." Also explaining that you can't have weirdos around you when you're that famous, because in her words, "everybody wants to be on your dick."

3.    Her divorce from Russell Brand was very "traumatic" and she doesn't like talking about it anymore.

"It was the death of a dream," Perry explains. "I was in a fairy-tale land, and the reality of it wasn't so."

And while we know that we are getting sick of reporters and the press asking about this question, if seems like no one is more sick of talking about it then Katy. "I don't really like talking about it anymore, because it feels like a thousand lifetimes ago," she explains, "and also it makes me look desperate, like I need it for attention."

4.    On critics claiming that her performances are culturally insensitive.

Perry has often been bashed for her performances that include some kind of cultural aspect to them, for example her "Unconditionally" performance earlier this year, which saw Katy don a geisha-esque costume.

"It came from an honest place... because I'm a sensitive person," she says. "I guess I'll just stick to baseball and hot dogs, and that's it. I know that's a quote that's gonna come to f*ck me in the ass, but can't you appreciate a culture? I guess, like, everybody has to stay in their lane? I don't know."

While the quote may come to "f*ck her in the ass" we have to say that this might be one of the best quotes we've heard.

For the full Katy interview pick up the newest issue of Rolling Stone this Friday.

(Image courtesy of Rolling Stone)