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Britney Spears is out, Posh Spice is in - as a lyric for the Lady in the Lake in the Broadway musical "Monty Python's Spamalot." Asked why the lyric was changed in the song "Diva's Lament," "Spamalot" author Eric Idle said Tuesday in an e-mail:
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Apparently the most successful of their numerous experiments, Britney Spears was genetically engineered by the Disney Corporation to bring western culture to its knees. Ok, so that's a bit of an exaggeration: in fact, she was engineered to bring the enormous sex-deprived male population to its knees.
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Britney Spears went shopping dressed in a man’s shirt. This was not her first time being out in the public dressed in a shirt. She liked the idea of using those torn fishnet stockings. They added a feminine touch to the man’s shirt. She was a fashion icon in her own way. Please click below to see the upskirt photo.
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Ed. note: Britney Spears is still part of the discussion, even at the breakfast table - What happens at rehab stays in Vegas as they say. Well, what's happening at rehab is getting out which means they've got more of a problem than what they are qualified to handle. Not good news for Britney. Watch the Chinese watching Britney Spears for details.
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Despite all of the odds against it, Blackout amounts to a logical extension of Britney Spears' musical career last visited on 2003's In the Zone. The new album, just like her last, is fueled by electronic dance beats and bleeps. She has dropped much of the hip-hop that didn't fit so well in the first place while upping the adult sexuality quotient. Far from being an audio train wreck, this is a strong dance-pop collection with some true pleasures
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Three years after its initial release, Louis Vuitton has at long last succeeded in barring the video for Britney Spears' 2004 track "Do Somethin'" from being shown in France because of "an unauthorised close-up shot of Louis Vuitton fabric." Said shot comes at around 40 seconds into the clip, in which our heroine--clearly channeling Gwen Stefani--shows off her mad driving skills around the sky before rocking out at a club; the shot is of a pink-and-white take on the LV fabric that's embroidered on the freaking glove compartment of her bright pink SUV. But at least the tribunal has declared that the infringement isn't technically Britney's fault: more
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