All you want to know about Britney

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What's more, first-week sales might have been even better had the label not moved the release RADIO WANTS A 'PIECE' OF BRITNEY Although "Gimme More," the first single from Britney Spears' new album "Blackout," got off to a strong start ...

Rewind, Play, Fast Forward, The Past, Present and Future of the Music Video
2-3: Stills from the music video by Jake Sarfaty: Britney Spears, Gimme More, 2007 On the other side of production and distribution, one very important area in the process of mass communication of pop music and videos is that of the ...

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Melody is one of Keri's strongest points and she's very clever lyrically. ... Que and Ezekiel Lewis—has churned out such R&B/hip-hop and pop hits as Mary J. Blige's “Take Me As I Am,” Britney Spears' “Gimme More” and Omarion's “Ice Box.

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(Zone 4/Mosely Music Group/lnterscope) She's co-written such smash hits as Britney Spears' "Gimme More" and ... Common "Invincible Summer" (Geffen) Common may be known for his stimulating lyrics, but for "Invincible Summer," he ...

Britney Spears Songs; Womanizer, Baby One More Time, Toxic, Oops! I Did It Again, Gimme More, If U Seek Amy, Piece of Me, 3, Circus
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The Queen of Pop reclaims her thrones

Gaga, Britney and Beyoncé greater watch their backs, because the Queen of Pop chose this Sunday's Super Bowl halftime show to announce she is back to reclaim her throne.

Demonstrably, the Super Bowl is all about football, but let's be real. Sunday centered on three things: food, commercials and the halftime show. More often than not, the halftime show lands somewhere in forgettable to catastrophe territory, but not this year. Madonna was the perfect choice of performer, appealing to all ages since she always seems hip and relevant despite more than three decades in the concern.

Madonna hit all the right notes with her performance — spectacle, choreography and a slew of fabulous supporting demeanour artists. Her songs made you want to get up and dance despite all that pizza and guacamole you just ate. 

The Queen of Pop entered the acreage as only true pop royalty could, carried by a procession of Roman soldiers. She immediately launched into "Vogue," complete with leather-clad backup dancers and a humongous light-up stage that mimicked the cover of a magazine, literally bringing the lyrics to life.

Source: Observer Online