It’s SO hot in here….
Britney posted a SEXY photo of herself hanging by her private Las Vegas pool today. Check out the picture below:
My head is melting it’s so hot in Vegas!!
Britney is looking AMAZING!!! Body goals to be honest.
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Britney and her friends went out last night to a Comedy club called “Hollywood Improv Comedy Club“, located in Beverley Hills.
Looks like they had a lot of fun last night!
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Today we celebrate the seventh birthday of Britney’s iconic single, ‘Radar.’
Radar was co-produced and co-written by the Swedish duo Bloodshy & Avant. The Swedish duo is also responsible for Britney’s major hit singles, ”Piece Of me” and ”Toxic.” This song is the first to be featured on two different studio albums by Britney, it appears on Blackout (2007) as an album track and on Circus (2008) as a bonus track. The song was initially planned as the fourth single from Britney’s Blackout album, however due to personal set backs was released as the fourth single from Circus, almost a year later.
The song’s music video was directed by Dave Meyers, who had previously worked with Britney on her videos for “Boys” and “Lucky” as well as the commercial for her Curious fragrance. In the video, Britney is torn between two love interests, a polo player and a wealthy guy. In an interview with MTV, Meyers explained that when he met up with the Britney to discuss what he had in mind, he had a specific vision: to show the world Britney’s “classy side,” instead of the sexed-up image that most of her clips portray. He said: “I thought, ‘It’s not the first single [from Circus]. Let’s be a little experimental and push to not have her around dancers.’ I feel, I guess, that the videos are a chance for her to vocalize a sense of herself. The media tends to attack her, so I thought, ‘Let’s show the classy side of Britney and focus on a classy experience, very European-inspired.’ And she’s at the point in her career where I think this would be a nice step.”
Myers told MTV News that Britney got nervous around the guy playing her lover (not her official boyfriend) in the video. However the director added that shyness captured her essence, “She was really shy with this guy. She’s really pretty here too,” he said. “I think it’s the Britney a lot of us know and love. It was nice to bring that out in her.”
Gutierrez, who plays the love interest, revealed to a Polo magazine what it was like to work with Britney and also how he got the role, ”I had nothing to do with it. The producer looked at photos and chose me. I thought I was going to be an extra. I didn’t know I was the main guy until that day. I thought it was just for polo. Britney was really polite. She was laughing a lot when we were taping and kept apologizing.”
The music video for “Radar” was originally planned to be shot in June 2008 as a fourth single from her album, Blackout, but was cancelled, as her record label didn’t want to continue releasing singles from the album and personal concerns during the time. Britney was also in the process of finalizing her new album ‘Circus,’ and wanted to focus on her new era and image. Due to contractual agreements, Radar was included on the new album and made the cut as the fourth single from, ‘Circus.’
The June 2008 release, would have had Britney direct the music video with an entirely different concept. The New York Post confirmed:
“Britney Spears won’t just be singing in her next music video — she’ll be directing it too. The ‘Toxic’ star, 26, will go behind the camera for new single Radar, which is out in July. A source said: “She wants to make sure it’s exactly right.” Britney Spears is heading across the pond. Larry Rudolph, who has manages the pop star, confirmed Spears will travel to England to shoot the latest video from her album ‘Blackout,’ for the single, ‘Radar.’ ”The theme is; her and her girlfriends are going to be looking all around London trying to find a boy who she met in a club,” Rudolph told the New York Post’s PopWrap. ”Every time they think they have him, it’s someone else.” Spears will also head behind the camera for the clip, co-directing the video, Rudolph confirmed. ”She will be behind the camera as much as possible; she wants to make sure it’s exactly right, he said. The pop singer will head to London, Chelsea next week for the shoot.”
The original single cover for the June 2008 intended release was different to the 2009 release:
The video, inspired by Madonna’s music video for ‘Take A Bow.’
Meyers thinks Britney’s career mirrors Madonna’s career in some ways. Much like with Madonna, when Britney does something, “Everyone seems to watch.” “She kind of filled [Madonna’s] shoes,” Meyers said. “[but] everything is done in a Britney way. She’s not Madonna, and Madonna is not Britney. It seems like Madonna made the same choices that were right for her at the time, to class her up when she had just done a sexpot video. She was riding that image train too. She was leading that image train, and I think that Britney has done that as well.”
Candies did all the clothes for the video. Britney was also a spokeswoman for Candies during this time and had her own clothing line. 
The music video leaked early, online on July 1, 2009. Critics praised the video for the different direction Britney took. Nadia Mendoza of The Sun said, “forget PVC Catsuits and teeny weeny air hostess outfits. Britney Spears has gone all sophisticated on us” and positively commented on the fashion, saying “Britney dons a hat more suited to Ascot than a music video”.Peter Gicas of E! commented that the video was a nice departure from her recent more choreographed videos, such as “Womanizer” and “If U Seek Amy.” He commended it for its “more straightforward approach in telling a so-called story”
The Radar horse became it’s own celebrity, similar to ‘Banana The Snake’ from Britney’s MTV 2001 performance. There are websites and Twitter pages dedicated to the iconic animal.
Celebrate with us by watching the music video today:
Happy Birthday Radar!
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We were getting closer and closer to B9 everyone!!
Britney took some time out of schedule (and the filming of the music video for her upcoming single “Make Me”) to take E!Q in 42. She then spoke about her upcoming new fragrance “Private Show” and also spoke about the song “Private Show” she recorded for her upcoming album.
Click here to watch the two videos and also to read the rest of the interview!
We can’t wait to hear the song “Private Show!
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Welcome back to another edition of ‘Discover Britney,’ where we highlight Britney songs that were not released as singles. This way, you can share a song a week with people that have not yet had the chance to hear flawless tracks from Britney’s albums. Spread the word!
If you are an avid Britney stan, you will know that almost every track from a Britney album (in an ideal world) should have been released as a single. So many people have been deprived of some of the most timeless tracks and we feel that they should be heard. Join BritneyGalaxy on Spotify, where we will add one track a week to our ‘Discover Britney’ playlist. Your gym playlist is set for life!
(I GOT THAT) BOOM BOOM
(I Got That) Boom Boom was originally intended to be the second single off Britney’s ‘In The Zone,’ album, it even went as far as a radio release and confirmation. A very last minute change and a bit of a push from Britney, ‘Toxic,’ made the cut instead. We are not complaining, as Toxic was definitely the right choice, but this absolute gem deserved the video treatment too. Only problem is, so did every other track on ‘In The Zone.’ The album is timeless.
Years before any artist even dreamed of mixing modern day pop with an experimental Southern sound, Britney added a beat so country to her track, you can almost taste the effects of the ‘Southern Fried Pop’ Explosion! ‘This is for my Southern boys out there,’ chants Britney, kicking off one of the best dance breaks we have heard in a track for centuries! Sorry to disappoint but Britney did ‘Wake Me Up’ and ‘Daddy Lessons,’ ages ago and boy, it was groundbreaking! Taking a look back at Britney’s discography, it is amazing to see exactly how much of an influence Britney has on modern day pop.
‘She’s Naked, she’s soaking wet.’ The Ying Yang twins absolutely smash their rap addition to this hip-hop influenced number giving the song that extra edge to blow you away in a dance club. Britney’s sex appeal is on point as per usual adding the perfect amount of sultry groans to add that extra bit of Boom to bring out your inner sexy. Just look at the dance number above, what a way to ‘Britney-ney’ (The ‘ney-ney’ with actual sex appeal). Let this be a lesson to your faves. ‘I don’t think you should wait, one minute might be too late,’ we have already called the cab…
Best Lyrics: ‘Twilly- Twilly” and ‘I begin to dance just a little bit, to turn you on.’
Songwriters: Roy ‘Royalty’ Hamilton, Chyna Royal, Deongelo Holmes, Eric Jackson
Producers: Roy Hamilton
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