1. Womanizer
2. Circus
3. Out From Under
4. Kill The Lights
5. Shattered Glass
6. If U Seek Amy
7. Unusual You
8. Blur
9. Mmm Papi
10. Mannequin
11. Lace and Leather
12. My Baby
Bonus Track:
13. Radar
That little message has since been updated on BritneySpears.com, saying:
"Only 1 paparazzi at rehearsal tonight. Nice break, but we were looking forward to mocking them on the site tomorrow. Soon enough."
Sources tell me Britney is rehearsing for her X-factor performance - which isn't too far off.Don't take the thing above too seriously. Just horsin' around. Keep on keepin' on, Brit!
Check out this brand spankin' new video of Britney thanking her fans for making "Womanizer" the number one song on the Billboard Hot 100 courtesy of BritneySpears.com. Awww, you're welcome Brit! Click below to stream:
Britney Spears' second comeback is in full swing: She's due to release a new album in December, on her 27th birthday.
"Circus" is set for release Dec. 2, a little over a year after she released last November's "Blackout," which was perhaps her most critically acclaimed CD, but came during her infamous year of erratic behavior, rehab, custody battles and at least one hospitalization. She barely promoted it, and the album — though it was certified platinum — was one of her least successful.
But these days, Spears has been in the spotlight for all the right reasons. She won three MTV Video Music Awards for her clip "Piece of Me" and appeared on the Sept. 7 awards show looking fit and stunning, a reversal of her disheveled, widely panned appearance in 2007. She also drew praise for her guest appearances on CBS' "How I Met Your Mother."
Spears' life seems to have rebounded after her father, James Spears, went to court and took control of her personal and professional life as her conservator. She also resolved her custody battle with former husband Kevin Federline, with Federline retaining custody of their two young sons and Spears receiving visitation rights.
Among the producers on Spears' new CD are Nate "Danja" Hills and Max Martin, who produced some of her biggest hits, including her first, "Baby One More Time." The first single, "Womanizer," will be released to radio Sept. 22, her record label, Jive/Zomba, announced Monday.
Source: abcnews.go.com/badmediakarma.com