Britney earned her Madonna spot
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Britney earned her Madonna spot
By Ree Hines
MSNBC contributor
updated 10:13 p.m. ET, Thurs., July. 10, 2008
Britney feels she earned shot with Madonna
The much-hyped guest spot Britney Spears is filming for Madonna’s
upcoming tour marks big changes for the embattled pop star. Britney’s
grown up and struggled to put the train-wreck headlines behind her,
and, according to a pal, Brit feels like she’s earned her big comeback
shot.
“Britney is excited, but in a grown-up way (about the video segment
for Madonna’s ‘Sticky & Sweet’ tour),” a friend of Britney’s told
People magazine. “She has come a long way in the last year.”
Sure, the singer’s father-conservator deserves a fair share of credit
for the new and improved Britney, but Brit’s followed through and
settled down with his support. “She is — if not in control — in
partnership with her father and her managers in her future,” said the
pal.
As for the Madge gig, the insider told People, “Working with Madonna
is a dream, but I think (Britney) feels like it’s one she’s earned.”
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> Britney earned her Madonna spot
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> By Ree Hines
> MSNBC contributor
> updated 10:13 p.m. ET, Thurs., July. 10, 2008
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> Britney feels she earned shot with Madonna
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> The much-hyped guest spot Britney Spears is filming for Madonna’s
> upcoming tour marks big changes for the embattled pop star. Britney’s
> grown up and struggled to put the train-wreck headlines behind her,
> and, according to a pal, Brit feels like she’s earned her big comeback
> shot.
Hack writer alert. Britney hasn't earned squat, because her dad is
responsible for stabilizing her. It hasn't been that long since she was
nuts, and she can relapse on a moment's notice. If she gets up on stage
with Madonna, after not training for her dance moves, it might happen at
this event that's coming up.
> “Britney is excited, but in a grown-up way (about the video segment
> for Madonna’s ‘Sticky & Sweet’ tour),” a friend of Britney’s told
> People magazine. “She has come a long way in the last year.”
And like Phil McCraw, Madonna might ruin everything that's been
accomplished. I'm predicting that the train will run off the rails
again, like it did the last time she tried to perform live
> Sure, the singer’s father-conservator deserves a fair share of credit
> for the new and improved Britney, but Brit’s followed through and
> settled down with his support.
"But" nothing. He did it all, hack writer.
> She is — if not in control — in
> partnership with her father and her managers in her future,” said the
> pal.
>
> As for the Madge gig, the insider told People, “Working with Madonna
> is a dream, but I think (Britney) feels like it’s one she’s earned.”
They'll probably go to second base this time, to outdo the tongue they
flashed last time. Madonna is a has been and she should give it up,
because nNothing good can come of this. Mark my words.