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SPECIAL REPORT: BRITNEY SPEARS REUNITES WITH MANAGER LARRY RUDOLPH
The Following Article Was Written By Hollywood-247
Readers won?t be at all surprised by yesterday?s (TUES) flurry of frenzied Hollywood news stories that pop-princess Britney Spears and former manager Larry Rudolph will soon reunite. It began with a flash from E! Entertainment quickly followed by US.com and then instantly on TMZ. But if they?d all read our column last Tuesday Larry told me exclusively on a visit to his new Sunset Tan salon at the just opened Palms Place that he?d been talking constantly to her father, Jamie and added: ?Britney will soon be able to seriously think about resuming her showbiz career and that comeback will be the biggest story ever.?
Larry masterminded Britney?s incredible money making career and chart-topping success over the years?and they only split up when she was angry that he?d helped orchestrate her initial rehab stint in the Promises clinic in the hills above Malibu. But as he told me with a knowing look and a twinkle in his eye: ?She?s dumped all those bad people that somehow got into her life. She?s got rid of all those terrible influences and if she stages a tour it?ll make the biggest showbiz comeback ever.? He even confirmed that she?s already been working out with a choreographer to get her dancing right back to peak performance level!
Source: Hollywood-247/ britneyspearsblackout.com
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PEOPLE.com Previews Madonna's Hard Candy
"Workin' up a sweat/ that's what music's for," Madonna sings on "Heartbeat," the pumped-up fourth song on Hard Candy, her latest album, due April 29. Indeed, the pop diva makes good on her promise ? singing her way through an hour of Euro-flavored dance tracks infused with retro, house beats. PEOPLE.com took an advanced listen ? and can reveal five fast facts about Madonna's latest.
? On "Spanish Lesson," produced by the Neptunes, Madonna does, in fact, go bilingual, offering liberal translations of phrases like, "Entiendo," which she says means, "I get it," over a funked-up flemenco guitar riff. (Literal translation: "I understand.")
? Kanye West offers a fast-paced rap on "Beat Goes On," the eighth track, breathlessly rapping, "I think I'm going to try something new."
? The singer indulges her choral side on the album-closer "Voices," which features production by Justin Timberlake, Timbaland and Nate "Danjahandz" Hills. The song builds to a dark, cinematic crescendo, as the album closes with one lone tone.
? Madonna sings, "You always have the biggest heart/ though we're 6,000 miles apart," on "Miles Away," a direct allusion to living and working far away from hubby Guy Richie.
? Madonna really wants you to dance: Two songs ? opening track "Candy Store" and "Beat Goes On" ? feature overt calls to action. "Gotta get up off your seat," she sings on the latter, bolstered by the Neptunes's production and West's rapping.
Source: People/JuicyUK
