Ten HQ Britney Wallpapers
July 28, 2007
There was a time when Britney was hotter than hot. Lately it all seems to be going from bad to worse for the fallen star. She had the world at her feet but she seems to have lost the plot and every day seems to bring with it a new headline about her. Silly woman.
Anyway here is a blast from the past and a sample of Britney at her best.
Entertainment News
TV dancer Lytton to represent UK - Strictly Come Dancing duo Louisa Lytton and Vincent Simone will represent the UK in the 2008 Eurovision Dance Contest.
Author and playwright Gray dies - Simon Gray, the author of more than 30 plays and five novels, dies at the age of 71.
Coltrane used on NZ wanted poster - Actor Robbie Coltrane's face is being used on a wanted poster by police trying to catch a 16-year-old burglar in New Zealand.
Ledger inquiry 'is to be dropped' - Investigators are to drop a criminal case into how Heath Ledger obtained two painkillers that contributed to his death.
REM show moves to smaller venue - An REM concert is moved from Wales' biggest venue, Cardiff's Millennium Stadium, to a smaller indoor arena.
Actor Freeman 'in divorce action' - The lawyer of Morgan Freeman says the actor is getting a divorce from his wife of 24 years.
Katona given bankruptcy reprieve - Former Atomic Kitten Kerry Katona is given two more weeks to pay off the remainder of a £417,000 tax bill.
Kidman in plea to media over baby - Nicole Kidman calls on the media in her hometown of Sydney to give her "a little space" during her visit there with her baby.
Who'll be singing with the King this Christmas? - A host of country stars are to perform with Elvis Presley on a Christmas duet album.
Festival city - All the news from Edinburgh's month of culture
Batman ratings - How countries have classified The Dark Knight
Monkey music - Damon Albarn on his opera album
The boys are back - Is the world ready for a new wave of girl and boy bands?
Great Dane? - Were reviewers kind or harsh about Tennant's Hamlet?
Standing ovation - George Sampson's West End debut
