Britney Spears' suggestive new song

Britney Spears new song is about having a threesome.
The 'Womanizer' singer who is known for wearing revealing, skin flashing outfits on stage has penned a track called '3' which suggests she likes being intimate with two lovers at the same time.
On the track, Britney sings: "Three is a charm / Two is not the same / I don't see the harm / So are you game?"
The chorus continues: "One, two, three / Not only you and me / Got one eighty degrees / And I'm caught in between.
"Countin' one, two, three / Peter, Paul and Mary / Getting' down with 3P / Everybody loves ***."
The racy song is due to appear on Britney's upcoming LP 'The Singles Collection'.
This is not the first time Britney's career has taken a provocative twist.
The 27 year old star who as a teenager said she wouldn't have sex before marriage is recently on the road with her steamiest world tour to date.
'The Circus Starring Britney Spears' - which received rave reviews - features skimpy costumes, seductive dance moves, whips, latex and blindfolds.

Britney Spears' Custody Arrangement Extended

The custody arrangement between Britney Spears and ex-husband Kevin Federline has been extended on Friday. The decision was made by a Los Angeles Court judge which will extend the joint custody agreement between the estranged couple until the end of the year. The terms of the deal stipulated that Spears was allowed to travel with her two sons, Sean Preston and Jayden James, during her 'Circus' Tour. She is allowed 50/50 custody of her children, sometimes even more. She was also supposed to provide Federline with lodging if he chose to accompany the boys. Spears is also paying $20,000 a month to Federline in child support, as well as $20,000-25,000 additionally if she travels out of California with the boys. Spears had previously lost custody of her children due to her chaotic lifestyle. Most currently, she has been on tour in support of her 2008 studio album, 'Circus.' Federline has signed up to appear on a reality gig for VH1, "Celebrity Fit Club."

Greatest hits album releasing to Britney Spears

After ten wild years in the music industry, Britney Spears is releasing a greatest hits album.
Britney Spears The Singles Collection will be released by Jive Records and hits shelves November 24.
To coincide with the album release a brand new single entitled '3' is hitting radio Wednesday, September 30.
There will be two versions of The Singles Collection; a box set and a standard version.
The box set version will contain all 29 singles, including the new song '3'. Each disc will be packaged in its own slip sleeve case with original artwork, and will include an additional b-side or remix of the track.
The box set version will also include a DVD featuring all of Britney’s videos in chronological order and a commemorative booklet.
The standard version of The Singles Collection will contain 17 Britney Spears tracks along with the new song '3', on a single CD.
During her 10 year career, Britney has had 5 albums debut at the No. 1 spot on the Billboard Top 100 Album Chart, as well as 23 Top 40 hits on the Billboard Pop Singles Chart.
Worldwide, Britney Spears is one of the top-selling artists of the last decade, with albums …Baby One More Time (1999); Oops!... I Did It Again (2000); Britney (2001); In The Zone (2003); Blackout (2007) and Circus (2008).

Britney Spear's ex dating her lookalike

Pop Princess Britney Spear's former lover and long time agent Jason Trawick's is in love again and his latest crush looks a lot like the singer. The 27 year old singer, was expected to be heading down the aisle with Trawick after she was seen sporting an engagement ring but they decided to part ways as Britney was not ready to take their relationship to the next level. Trawick was spotted hand in hand with a new girl outside Bally's casino in Las Vegas earlier this month, and bystanders had to do a double take because she looked just like Spears, Life & Style magazine reported. "They seemed to be having a great time and were relaxed around each other, holding hands as they walked down the (Las Vegas) Strip. They even kissed once or twice," an eyewitness told the magazine.

Jessica Simpson, Britney Spears, Jerry Jones are Alan Peppard

Jessica Simpson's Twitter feed featured a heart-rending message on Tuesday. A coyote snatched her dog, Daisy, right in front of her eyes and the pooch is still missing.
Daisy was one of the last remnants of Jessica's marriage to reality TV co-star Nick Lachey. He gave her the little maltipoo in Dallas at the Highland Park home of beverage distributor Blake Andrews as a 24th birthday present.
It was all part of a surprise party at the Andrews home that was taped by MTV cameras for Newlyweds: Nick and Jessica.
Though she has offered a reward for Daisy's return, one doubts that the coyote in question reads Twitter.

Britney and her boys

It looks as though Britney Spears brought her two sons to North Texas to celebrate their birthdays. Sean Preston turned 4 on Monday while Jayden James turned 3 on Saturday.
On Monday, Britney was spotted with the boys in the game arcade at the Gatti Town pizza emporium in Frisco.
She is bringing her mega-successful Circus tour to American Airlines Center on Friday night, but Wednesday, she headed to Houston to play at Toyota Center.
Britney has been bringing the boys and sometimes her ex, Kevin Federline out on tour. Two weeks ago, Sean Preston and Jayden James got to hang out with their new cousin, 14-month-old Maddie Briann, during a stop in Miami. (Maddie is the daughter of Britney's 18-year-old sister, Jamie Lynn Spears.)

Stadium gets formal

There's a big headliner coming, but precisely whom Jerry Jones and his wife, Gene, have booked to entertain at Saturday night's black tie gala at Cowboys Stadium is still a state secret. The soiree will be the night before the team's home opener against the New York Giants.
Right now, a mill in Georgia is making a special run of 35,000 square feet of carpet for the event and custom dyeing it "silver mist."
Friday morning, the second Matt Lauer and Al Roker sign off of their Today show broadcast from the platform at Cowboys Stadium, six tractor-trailer rigs full of party decor will be unloaded, including the new carpet, and a crew of 100 will begin changing the stadium into a party venue.

Britney Spears proves capable ringmaster of "Circus" at BOK Center, Concert review

Not long ago, in those dark days of 2007, it was conventional wisdom that Britney Spears sight have problems getting through a Rorschach test, never mind a full-scale, Las Vegas-style concert extravaganza.

And yet, there was Spears Tuesday night at Tulsa's BOK Center, performing as if all that tabloid mess had been scrubbed from the collective memory. No, she had not been magically transformed into a stunning singer, but Spears made her initial reputation as a performer, and at the BOK Center, she was performing.
Following abbreviated sets by Kristinia DeBarge and former "American Idol" champion Jordin Sparks, the Barnum & Britney lights went up, and the Big Apple Circus took to the three rings on the floor of the arena, bouncing on trampolines and spinning chrome-plated giant cubes. After all, this was "The Circus, Starring Britney Spears," so the concert began with a surplus of human feats of strength and agility before Spears, 27, descended from the rafters in an egg-shaped cage.
This was a tightly choreographed "Circus," and not just in terms of dance: the concert moved quickly and with metronomic precision. Spears danced and worked as a magician's assistant during performances of "Circus" and "Piece of Me," and acrobats spiraled from the ceiling on long silk scarves as a prelude to "Radar." Then Spears moved away from the big tent theme and into a martial arts concept piece for "Ooh Ooh Baby" and "Hot As Ice" and an elaborate bicycle routine for "Boys."
Then, just as she did during a Sept. 5 performance in Greensboro, N.C., Spears temporarily shut down all the flash and spectacle and performed a cover of Alanis Morissette's "You Oughta Know." More so than at any other time during the two-hour concert, Spears appeared to be actually singing, and her faithful rendition of "You Oughta Know" provided a refreshing realism to the set.
Having largely surprised the Tulsa crowd with the Morissette song, Spears returned to massive dance sequences with a Bollywood inspired performance of "Me Against the Music." And after emphasizing her more sexualized material such as "Freakshow," "Breathe On Me" and "Get Naked," she closed out her main set with two of her best known hits, "Toxic" and "Baby One More Time."
There would be no massive encore: Spears performed "Womanizer" before she and her dancers bowed and exited to the strains of "Circus." Call it an expectations game or grading on a curve, but for a good portion of this decade, Spears did little to inspire confidence that she could put on such a show. At this point, she is far from embarrassing herself or going through the motions as she did during that memorably shambling performance on the MTV Video Music Awards just two years ago. She looked good, was energetic and proved fully capable of being the ringmaster for this "Circus." And for the approximately 16,000 fans gathered in downtown Tulsa, that was more than enough.