Britney Spears is looking mighty fine on the new CD cover for her upcoming and super-catchy single ‘Circus’. The recovered pop princess’ album is expected to hit #1 by selling around 500,000 units in its first week. It’s pretty much set in stone already and we’re only waiting for the official count. ‘Circus’ will be her fifth #1 album. Among female artists, only four have had more #1 albums and they are Barbra Streisand with eight, Madonna with seven and Mariah Carey and Janet Jackson with six each. If Britney doesn’t go on any more crazy stints, she’s bound to best those iconic singers by the time she’s 40.
‘The Office’ star John Krasinski and Grammy award winning artist Aimee Mann performed the Christmas classic ‘Winter Wonderland’ live at the Wiltern Theatre in Los Angeles last weekend as part of the singer’s Third Annual Christmas Show. Who knew that John could sing? I just hope that he does his singing as plain old fun and that he isn’t going to come out with an album of his own. I don’t care how good an actor or actress sings. If you’re good at what you do for a living, then stick with it. I don’t want to have another Scarlett Johansson out in the world of music.
And I would like to say that he’d be the hottest governor in the land!
According to a new report, country star Tim McGraw is ’seriously considering’ a run for Tennessee governor in 2010.
Sure! Why not, but is he ready?
I guess, he could be ready, just like the Governator was when he ran for governor.
And, Faith Hill would be first lady!
Do it, Tim!
Beyonce and Solange Knowles have canceled their Beyonce and Solange: Hope for the Holidays benefit show, citing “irresolvable scheduling conflicts.”
Raise yer hand if you believe them!
(none? Alright!)
The concert was supposed to benefit victims of Hurricane Ike and was scheduled for December 9th, to be televised by FUSE.
As of the moment, there’s still no word yet on when or even if the show will be rescheduled, but the record label released a statement saying, “Beyonce and Solange regret the cancellation of their Houston-area holiday concert and urge their fans to support the efforts of The Gulf Coast Ike Relief Fund and the Survivor Foundation.”
Irresolvable scheduling conflicts my A$$!