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Video clips of Britney Spears performing in New York City
As I mentioned, Britney Spears took her “Circus” tour to New York City the other night, performing at Madison Square Garden. In this video clip, she performs “Toxic”.
It was fun to see this clip because it’s a different costume this time around. I was especially interested by the fact that she’s wearing glasses. It’s not really something that I would have expected to see a pop star wearing on stage, but she’s Britney Spears – so naturally… More »
Video released for “If U Seek Amy”!
Britney Spears’ new video for “If U Seek Amy” has been released! Check it out!
Tell me what you think! Is it as sexy as you expected it to be? Too little? Too much? Let’s hear some opinions!… More »
Britney Spears video for “If U Seek Amy” debuts March 12th!
Here’s some exciting news for Britney Spears fans! Brit’s new video for her latest single, “If U Seek Amy” will premiere online on Thursday, March 12th. The video will be available for a limited 24-hour period on a few selected sites before being pulled back down in anticipation of the video’s proper full release.
You’ll be able to find it on BritneySpears.com, Britney.com, and the Virgin Mobile USA site; Virgin is sponsoring the Circus tour.
In the video… More »
Britney Spears is a hot 1950s housewife
This week Britney Spears turned into a hot housewife. No, she isn’t giving up music to stay home. Rather, she was filming her new video for her latest single, “If U Seek Amy”. In the video, Britney will dress up in a blond wig, a pink shirt, and a white skirt, acting out the part of a 1950s-era housewife with a sexy spin to it.
According to People:
“The video begins with Britney coming outside her house to hand… More »
Controversy raining down on Britney Spears single
There’s always some sort of scandal or controversy for poor Britney Spears isn’t there? Right now radio stations are dealing with the outfall of the announcement that Britney’s newest single would be “If U Seek Amy”.
Stations are really unsure as to how to handle the song, according to MTV. Although there are no outright expletives used in the song, people are very aware that it’s really meant as “F-U-C-K Me”. In particular the problem comes with the… More »