Saturday, July 12, 2008
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Troubled American pop singer Britney Spears will wow fans at Madonna's upcoming concerts by snarling her famous "It's Britney, bitch" catchphrase on a huge screen, while prowling around an elevator like a caged beast.
Spears has shot her movie segment for pal Madonna Ciccone's "Sweet and Sticky" tour at a studio in West Hollywood and now details of the short film are leaking out.
Bitney, wearing a grey hooded sweatshirt, paces back and forth in an elevator as cameras catch her kicking and punching the walls. As Madonna fans ask themselves who the angry hooded woman is, Spears pulls her hood down and delivers her catchphrase into the camera.
Pretty nice Britney, u indeed are a B*t*h!!!! (Ooopss..)
Saturday, March 15, 2008
Madonna must feel pretty damn cool right about now. Girlfriend is getting ready to be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and several of her colleagues, in addition to JT, will be there in her honor.
Iggy Pop will be on hand doing a tribute to the material girl. They are friends from back in the day when they opened for Madonna on her 2004 Reinvention Tour.
Other performers set to sing at the event include Damien Rice, introducing Leonard Cohen, James Cotton for Little Walter, and Patti LaBelle for John Mellencamp. Sounds like a star studded evening. Hope Justin does a performance of his own.
Madonna's latest collabo with Justin Timberlake, 4 Minutes To Save The World, will debut in a Sunsilk shampoo commercial on Monday. Madge wants to get people excited about her album, which comes out April 29th.
The new Sunsilk campaign is all about "Life Can't Wait". The spot will trace Madonna's ever-evolving look throughout the years as a means to inspire girls to play around with their current styles.
"We're proud to unveil a powerful advertisement that features a truly inspirational icon along with our new styling products," said David Rubin, director of U.S. Hair Care Operations, Unilever. "Madonna continues to be such an inspiration for young girls by continuously reinventing her looks, and we expect the new commercial will also encourage girls to evolve by changing their looks and making their hair and lives happen in a variety of exciting ways."
