Britney Spears has split with her boyfriend-manager Jason Trawick, according to an E! Online exclusive.

Spears recently was seen in the doldrums out and around Los Angeles without Trawick – or much in the way of grooming and make-up.

E! News reports a source said Spears, 28, called it quits with Trawick at the end of last month. The pair was last seen together on Valentine’s Day.

“They were fighting a lot and have not been getting along,” according to the source.

Trawick was said to be favoured by Spears’s father Jamie, who has conservatorship of her affairs. When the pair were Down Under however, for a final disastrous leg of Spears’s world tour, they apparently were drifting apart. Reports claimed Trawick turned down the pop princess’s offer of marriage.

William Morris Endeavor Entertainment confirmed Tuesday that Trawick, 38, is still representing Spears.

E! adds that despite the report, the possibility for a reconciliation does exist, according to the same source.

Source: Splash News

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ALBUM OF THE YEAR
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SONG OF THE YEAR
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BEST MALE POP VOCAL PERFORMANCE
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Pearl Jam kicked off their Australian tour in the shadow of Britney Spears, making a reference to lip-synching before a crowd of 30,000.

The band’s frontman, Eddie Vedder, reportedly told the audience at Perth’s Members Equity Stadium that he would be lip-synching and that, according to some new rules under consideration, he would do the right thing and confess to the fact in advance.

He also joked that he would use the miming opportunity as an excuse to knock back some wine and enjoy a cigarette. Then he let rip without a sound before turning the microphone towards the crowd to allow them to take over singing Pearl Jam classics such as Daughter, Alive and Better Man.

A local review of the concert in the western coastal city where Spears began her Circus tour, reported: “Pearl Jam kicked off their Australian tour with a slick performance in Perth, which gave the crowd a taste of the band’s newest offerings whilst rocking out all the old favourites.

“The week after Britney Spears started her Australian tour at the Burswood Dome with a concert big on lip-synching and short on audience interaction, Eddie Vedder demonstrated just how a real, charismatic and talented musician conducts a gig.”

Britney Spears’ Twitter account has reportedly been hacked into – and fake tweets have been posted on it to make it look like she is a devil worshipper.

The pop star’s page on the social-networking site was compromised this morning.

One fake tweet read: “I give myself to Lucifer every day for it to arrive as quickly as possible. Glory to Satan!”

Another read: “I hope that the New World Order will arrive as soon as possible! [signed] Britney.”

In June, another false message posted on Twitter stated that Spears – who is currently on her Circus tour in Australia – was dead.

Earlier today, a message on the 27-year-old singer’s official website revealed that her account had been hacked into.

It read: “This morning, Britney’s Twitter [account] was hacked. We apologise for any offence the message from the hacker caused and are working with Twitter on remedying the situation as quickly as possible.”

The mischievous messages were later removed from Twitter.

Star musicians will launch a legal bid to discover whether their music was played to detainees at Guantanamo Bay.

The music of Britney Spears, the Bee Gees, Rage Against The Machine and the television show, Sesame Street, was played in the camp, according to government records and the accounts of former detainees.

REM, Pearl Jam and British singer Billy Bragg and others through the National Security Archive will seek to have secret documents about the US Navy base in Cuba made public. The CIA, FBI and Defence Department have been asked to release the information.

Archive director Thomas Blanton believes the government “turned a jukebox into an instrument of torture” at the detention centre. A spokesman for Rage Against The Machine said the band was “sickened” that its music could have been used in “crimes against humanity”.

He added: “Guantanamo is known around the world as one of the places where human beings have been tortured – from waterboarding to stripping, hooding and forcing detainees into humiliating sexual acts – playing music for 72 hours in a row at volumes just below that to shatter the eardrums.”

CIA spokesman George Little said earlier that music is played at Guantanamo but not for “punitive purposes” and at levels “far below a live band”.

Britney Spears has bought a parakeet.

The Womaniser singer, 27, visited a Californian pet shop to get some dog food but got distracted by the birds.

An eyewitness told People.com: “Britney had just picked up some dog food when she spotted the parakeets and decided to buy one.

“She settled on a yellow parakeet and bought a big, white cage and several toys for the bird.”