Knock off the bullsh*t Britney fans. We at THE RIGHT TO ROCK cannot stand to see you cry over a talentless b*tch who treats her own kids and dogs like toys, her fans like sh*t and makes fools of you sheep.
She is more focused on returning to her career than having her kids. She is too focused on smoking more pot and cancer sticks, snorting more coke, drinking more booze than any rocker we have ever seen. Her alcohol intake made what John Bonham and Keith Moon, may they RIP, look like social drinkers in comparison. Let's hope this debacle sends her single dropping off the charts and/or not going above the Top 50 on the Hot 100 of Billboard. The woman looks like a cheap hooker, wears tacky wigs that made Captain Mauser in Police academy 2's hair look real and should be sent to HELL!
Thursday September 13, 2007

Chris Polk/FilmMagic.com
Could Britney Spears have avoided the public embarrassment of her September 9 VMA performance? Yes, according to a report in the The New York Times, which claims that the singer’s record label Jive was reluctant to sign her on to do the show, until her entertainment lawyer Gary Stiffelman advised otherwise.
The paper says that Stiffelman thought the VMA idea would be great exposure for the star as she prepares to release her upcoming album November 13. He
also pressed Spears to hire manager Jeff Kwatinetz, who Kelly Clarkson fired back in June when the American Idol winner had her own career crisis.
It probably sounded like a good idea at the time. Under the supervision of her new management team, Spears, 25, began to get in shape for the show last
spring, hitting the Millennium Dance Studio in North Hollywood, California for choreography training. MTV and Jive received updates on her progress, but Spears fired Stiffelman shortly after the VMA prepartions began, according to the Times.
Of course, all that hard work was for naught when Spears’ poor habits got the best of her, resulting in a lackluster performance at the VMAs. Adding insult to injury was Sarah Silverman, who joked during the telecast that Spears’s sons Jayden, 1, and Sean, 2, were “adorable mistakes.”
But Jive wasn’t laughing at Silverman. The Times also reports that the record label sent a harsh note to MTV, bashing them for letting the comedienne deliver those low blows. At least there's someone still in Spears' corner!
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