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Though she’s over in Europe right now for a couple of appearances ahead of her album release, Britney Spears will be back in the States when Circus drops next week.
The “Gimme More” songstress is reportedly planning on stopping by “Good Morning America” next Tuesday, December 2nd to celebrate her new album, and there’s talk of a birthday party in the Big Apple later on that night.
With her new album Circus hitting stores next Tuesday (December 2nd), Britney Spears is hot on the comeback trail. And she was spotted arriving in Frankfurt, Germany earlier today to get her European Tour started.
The “Womanizer” singer was accompanied by her father/conservator of her affairs Jamie Spears as she joked with friends, lit up a cigarette, and hopped into a limousine.
She’s no stranger to the courtroom, and this past Friday, Britney Spears appeared in a Los Angeles court for a two-hour closed session.
The “Gimme More” songstress attended a hearing in her ongoing conservatorship in order to give an update on her upcoming album, as well as share the details of her tour and other promotions.
Still riding high on her big night at the MTV Video Music Awards last week, Britney Spears was spotted picking up a luscious libation at her local Starbucks café earlier this afternoon (September 15).
The “Piece of Me” songstress looked cute and colorful in a pink tank top teamed with a pair of white cutoff shorts and matching white flip flops as she emerged with her Frappuccino blended beverage.
For some reason, certain members of the New York Giants aren't full of warm feelings over all the press the Jets are getting for hiring Brett Favre, the 38-year-old quarterback who grudgingly signed on after he was abandoned by his beloved Green Bay Packers. But why should the Giants be miffed? It's not like they beat the obnoxious New England Patriots and deprived them of their precious perfect season in the last Super Bowl. "I’m not surprised at all. No one cares about us. Let’s call it what it is," explained running back Brandon Jacobs. More griping after the jump.
"The guy got introduced like he was the president, added Antonio Pierce. "He got the Broadway sign. He’s on the paper every day. That must be nice for him."
Pierce on how Favre will handle the New York media after all those years in tiny, quiet Green Bay: "I think he’s going to realize the media (here) is a little different than Green Bay. He’s not going to control it."
Shaun O’Hara on the Favre ceremony at City Hall: "Yeah, he already got a key to the city, too (actually, he didn’t). I’m not saying the value of that key has gone down at all … it was quite a warm welcome. But I think everybody knows that in New York it doesn’t last long. That’s why it’s such a great city to play for." [NYDN]