A new Britney Spears song just premiered on Ryan Seacrest's
soon-to-be-nationwide radio show, and for some reason Britney, who still has a whole album's worth of good dance-pop tunes to release to radio, is now lowering herself to duet with that chick from
The Hills who made the
really crummy music video a few weeks back. The song, "Dramatic," doesn't sound like a "duet" as much as it sounds like "Heidi Montag singing over a half-finished Britney song that someone left behind at the studio," which lends some credence to Dan's theory that it could a leaked track from Jive Records' forthcoming
Britney Spears - Duets collaboration. But
I think it's just Britney trying to hitch her wagon to that of a fellow tabloid star, thus proving that she's the ultimate 21st-century fameball, someone who knows that the only way her Google News hits will go up is by forming some sort of silicone-and-spray-tan Wondertwin alliance with her counterparts from
Us' table of contents. [
KIISFM.com]
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I went back and forth on whether to watch MTV's Rock the Cradle or not, but after suffering through one episode, I gave up. It turns out the show went on without me, crowning Kenny Loggins' son as the winner last night. While the show wasn't as exciting as I had hoped, Britney Spears was apparently a fan, as Access Hollywood reports that she sat backstage with her staff during the taping. My only hope is that she discussed a possible duet with Lil' B. Sure, but that's probably asking for too much. After the cut, an MTV compilation of the young Loggins and his performances.
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Okay, two Britney posts in one day is probably excessive, and yet I'd be slacking (more so) if I didn't mention that her new video premieres tonight at 6:30 EST. On a Web site. And you can only watch it once. And only after you "discover and enter the correct two passwords" on that Web site. Which seems like a lot of work. But "the fully animated video was created in South Korea in anime/Japanimation style." Which is admittedly pretty clever cover for Brit being permanently indisposed. Oh, and the passwords are "it's really nice outside today" and "walking is a healthy activity we all can enjoy." [
