BRITNEY SPEARS WOMANIZER MUSIC VIDEO UNCENSORED NUDE DIRECTORS CUT MTV DOCUMENTARY SNEAK PEAK "WHAT THE HELL WAS I THINKING?"
Britney Spears is attempting to make another career comeback with the debut of her sexy "Womanizer" music video on 20/20. Unfortunately, Britney Spears' daily meltdowns and excessive media coverage have tarnished the value of her image.
According to Forbes Magazine Angelina Jolie has a top selling celebrity face resulting in magazine sales while Britney Spears has one of the lowest.
If it were just about frequency, Britney Spears would have topped our list. In fact, she landed more than 30 covers this year, but proved a bust with readers, ranking dead last in both our likability and cover sales categories.
Britney Spears - Womanizer (Le Clip)
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Britney looks good and seems physically to resemble the pre-nervous breakdown, head shaving, pop siren who skyrocketed the charts with record breaking album sales. The uncensored "Womanizer" directors cut shows a nude Britney gyrating in a steamy sauna. Watch the naked "Womanizer" edition. 20/20 premiered a censored version on the evening broadcast.
Sneak Peek At Britney’s New Documentary
A 90 minute MTV documentary chronicling Britney Spears' comeback is set to premiere in November. Is it too soon for the former pop wreck to be thrust back into the spotlight to promote her album "Circus"? MTV leaked a sneak peek at BritBrit's documentary where she wins her VMAs and discusses her erratic tabloid mental breakdown behavior. Britney asks the question "What the hell was I thinking?"
We're not sure what precise incident Britney Spears would finger in identifying her definitive "rock-bottom moment"—there were just so many, they probably all blurred into a single, scarring memory of her bald, pantieless self attacking a hunky music video extra in a hot tub with an umbrella surrounded by a horrified VMAs audience as her swarthy paparazzo lover videotaped the erotic trainwreck from a safe distance. But we're happy to now report that there's good news. No—great news: source
Britney Spears' second comeback is in full swing: She's due to release a new album in December, on her 27th birthday. "Circus" is set for release Dec. 2, a little over a year after she released last November's "Blackout," which was perhaps her most critically acclaimed CD, but came during her infamous year of erratic behavior, rehab, custody battles and at least one hospitalization. She barely promoted it, and the album — though it was certified platinum — was one of her least successful. But these days, Spears has been in the spotlight for all the right reasons. She won three MTV Video Music Awards for her clip "Piece of Me" and appeared on the Sept. 7 awards show looking fit and stunning, a reversal of her disheveled, widely panned appearance in 2007. She also drew praise for her guest appearances on CBS' "How I Met Your Mother." Spears' life seems to have rebounded after her father, James Spears, went to court and took control of her personal and professional life as her conservator. She also resolved her custody battle with former husband Kevin Federline, with Federline retaining custody of their two young sons and Spears receiving visitation rights. source
On Nov. 30, MTV will air the 90-minute documentary Britney: For the Record (watch the trailer below), in which Britney Spears gets to tell her side of the story — the story being "What the hell was I thinkin'?" and, of course, the recording of her new album, Circus, due out Dec. 2, on her 27th birthday. Cameras followed Spears for three months with the purpose of capturing what it's like for her to try to live a normal life. I know Spears asks herself that "What the hell was I thinkin'?" question, but I'm skeptical that we'll get an answer out of her. Still, I'll watch. Will you? P.S. Can you believe her video for "Womanizer" is premiering on 20/20 tonight? source
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