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Lill McGill Picture Of Britney Teaching Kids At Millenium Feb 28, 2008 1:18 AM :ponder: Credit: Britney.cl
Lill McGill LAPD Has Solution To Brit's Pap Problem - Stay Home More! Feb 22, 2008 11:38 PM LAPD Chief William Bratton spoke to KPCC FM about the proposed "Britney Law" to keep the papparazzi in check. He suggests instead of creating a whole new law, that Britney should just stop galavanting all over town, stay home and get help. He told 89.3 KPCC-FM: “What we need is for Britney Spears to stay home instead of traipsing all over town. That would solve the problem. We don’t need additional laws…I’ve got laws coming out my ears to deal with this issue. What you have is several young women in this town and several young men basically making fools of themselves and tying up not only my resources but the resources of the media that would do better covering legitimate stories instead of a bunch of airheads running around out there. Quite clearly some of these characters so favored by the paparazzi are clearly in need of services. Not police services, but psychiatric services.” Image Source: Go Britney.com
Lill McGill Britney Will Get To Visit Her Kids Again - With Jamie Present Feb 22, 2008 10:57 PM TMZ.com: We broke the story that lawyers for both sides have agreed to visitation in a therapeutic setting. Now we've learned the specifics. The kids can visit with momma, provided Jamie Spears and her psychiatrist are present. There are other strings, but at a minimum Jamie and the shrink are required. We're told both sides are impressed that Jamie has stabilized Britney and the whirlwind surrounding her crazy life, and that's a core reason why a deal was struck. Sources say Britney will begin seeing her kids again imminently. Image Source: Britney.cl
timberlake_box_lover Federline's lawyer talks to E! about Jamie Spears, Brit, the kids, and Lutfi Feb 22, 2008 10:26 PM K-FED'S ATTORNEY TALKS TO E! NEWS EXCLUSIVELY ABOUT HOW BRITNEY'S FATHER HELPED HER REGAIN LIMITED VISITATION OF HER SONS AND APPLAUDS DAD FOR "CLEANING HOUSE" Mark Vincent Kaplan Tells E!: "None Of This Would Have Happened If Jamie Spears Had Not Been Involved." Kaplan Wants Britney To See Her Kids "As Soon As Possible," And He Calls Sam Lutfi's Restraining Order "A Good Thing" Kaplan Tells E! Visits Will Happen In The Presence of Jamie Spears, A Psychiatrist And "More … Than Just Those Two People In The Room" Los Angeles, CA - February 22, 2008 – E! News cameras caught up with Kevin Federline's attorney Mark Vincent Kaplan exclusively today at a Century City restaurant where he opened up about the latest developments in the Britney Spears' legal drama. On Jamie Spears' involvement: • "With Jamie as the conservator, it puts a lot of different dynamics into the case that were necessary but not present before … Obviously, Jamie is somebody who is reliable, that has the best interest of the petitioner in mind. He has so to speak cleaned house and got everyone away from her that he didn't feel were necessarily acting in her best interests." • "I think that his presence in the case is an extreme positive, and it helps to stabilize a situation that was wildly in flux. At least I don't have to be nervous about what [the] situation is over at the residence where visitation might be taking place." • "You have children in the middle, and you always have to keep a view of that … You cant go into court regardless of how impassioned you're plea is with something you know is not reasonably going to be perceived as what is best for the children." • "None of this would have happened if Jamie Spears had not been involved" On Sam Lutfi: • "The fact that he's served is a good thing ... I think it is a good thing, and I think it just gives the conservator more control over the situation and certainly protects against outside contact that probate court is trying to stop." On K-Fed's parenting: • "He's doing great, and he's with the kids 24-7, but he looks forward to developments in the future whereby the children will have a mother who will participate in their lives. That's his goal, that's Mr. Spears' goals, that's her lawyer's goal. So in that regard we are all on the same page." • "Jamie has always been able to see the kids at Kevin's house, as well as Lynne Spears, and that's certainly going to continue." On K-Fed's job offers in "TV, movies, some legitimate theatre offers as well," and how that might affect his kids: • "I don't think it will affect the kids because what he takes will be based in part on his availability to be there. That's extremely important to him. He certainly wouldn't take any offer that would deprive the children of his presence." • "He is a hands-on dad. I've seen them there, and he's there with them all the all the time. He's parenting them all the time, and he enjoys it. And it's fun to watch!" For more on this story and all of your entertainment news, log on to www.eonline.com any time or tune-in to E! News every night at 7pm and 11pm ET/PT. Source: http://community.livejournal.com/ohnotheydidnt/20735645.html
timberlake_box_lover Danja & Keri Hilson talk about working with Britney Spears Feb 22, 2008 10:23 PM Keri Hilson was saying because Britney wouldn’t open up about her own personal experiences, it made it tougher to write for her. Did you find that it made it harder for you as well? It wasn’t hard for me in the creative process with Britney because I was totally left to do pretty much whatever I wanted to. If she felt it, she was gonna ride with it. If she didn’t, you’d see it in her face. I don’t think she needed to open up. She did have one record where she’s mentioning certain things, but it’s in a clever kind of way, not necessarily pouring her heart out. We’ve known Britney for entertaining, dancing and giving you a sexy record, getting you moving. And that’s what we did. Unfortunately, she’s in the state that she’s in, but the music speaks for itself. In the studio she was dancing, laughing in the booth. She gave the right type of energy. That’s all that matters. Did it disappoint you that the public didn’t respond as well to her VMA performance as they did to the actual “Gimme More” song? It didn’t bother me until nine months down the line. I was like, "I wish she could’ve really nailed that performance ‘cause that really would have set it off." It was still top five [on the Billboard] Hot 100. I didn’t think the performance was really that big of a deal. She looked a little spaced-out. To me it looked like she was completely nervous. She hadn’t been on stage in I don’t know how long. During the performance, I was watching like, "Just give me that one pop to let me know you back." And it never happened. I was rooting for her regardless. At the end of “Gimme More,” you were talking on the record. What prompted that? [Laughs.] I just felt like I needed to say something. People haven’t really seen me or heard my voice, and that was one of my first solo productions. So I definitely had to stake my claim. There's a lot riding on my future, because people think I’m around because of Tim and they don’t really know what I’m capable of. After we mixed that record, I just knew that record was crazy. Period. We got all these hit records and I haven’t got any on my own. Well, here’s one. Has all the drama overshadowing Britney’s project and Duran Duran's lackluster sales had any affect on you? It definitely weighed on me. At one particular point last year, I felt like, "Man, I did all this work, and it ain’t pop like it’s supposed to pop." I was down for a little bit. It wasn’t that I wasn’t proud of my work. It’s just things with the business that sometimes happen that affect your music. You could put your all into the music, and it’s some executive decision that ruined it. I don’t count it as a failure. It’s just a lesson learned. In the Britney case, every producer, songwriter or arranger on that record did their thing. The record label did their thing. That was just something uncontrollable on her part. Duran Duran [is] an old group, [and] a lot of people are not familiar with them. Not saying that it’s over for them. It’s just a matter of reintroducing them. source: http://community.livejournal.com/ohnotheydidnt/20735202.html