Britney Spears in yet ANOTHER come-back

Now how many times can a celebrity make a come-back? Would it be fair to keep count? Britney Spears for whom this blog has been named has been in and out of soggy relationships, forced hospitalizations and nervous breakdowns over the last few years with several futile attempts at making it "big" again in Hollywood.

Unfortunately none of them really worked that well. Right now there is yet another drastic effort to make yet ANOTHER come-back with her new album "Circus." I do like the album cover - sexy and fresh for her. Quite different from the mess we usually see on the tabloids or on the news.

Britney has apparently picked herself up from the ashes. She's spending more time with her kids, avoiding the wild nights with Daddy of course managing her affairs, and staying out of publicly defacing relationships! Good for Britney! I do hope that keeps up.

She's doing a candid documentary where she talks about the struggles of her last few years, which is good considering she has so much bad publicity piled up against her, hearing her speak up might be a good try at somehow repairing what's left of such a damaged image.

Then again, it had better be produced properly and shot when she's sober and sane or things will only get worse.

To assess for yourself, check out "Britney: For the Record" which airs this Sunday at 10 p.m. ET/PT on MTV. The production company @radical.media followed the singer for three months, beginning Sept. 7, the day she appeared on the MTV Video Music Awards. Tuesday, her 27th birthday, her new album Circus goes on sale.

Just at the right time to promote her album and do some Britney Spears image damage control

Britney Spears is Back with Circus

Britney Spears is back with her new album - Circus. The album of course is hot as ever. She looks like she hasn't given birth to two children and lost them, had a nervous breakdown, almost lost her fortune and gone insane!



It's a beautiful come-back for her. The single "Womanizer" is also topping the charts. I didn't find it particularly special or critically acclaimed, but it's honest and straight-forward from her eyes anyway.

Britney Spears' New Album "Blackout" Plus Some Psychology

An article in the Los Angeles Times today sort of went overboard trying to psychologically explain Britney Spears using the songs in her most recent album - "Blackout."

Song after song is analogized as part of her life. But really, I think people are over-analyzing her. Nonetheless it's quite good for her that people keep talking about her. It's the best way to stay popular. When people keep talking, they are interested. When people are interested, they buy. And that's the epitome of marketing. There's no such thing as good or bad publicity now for Britney Spears. She has it all.

• Bad publicity over her very publicized marital and family problems as an offshoot of her "addiction" as they call it
• Good publicity over the acceptance of this album. Overall critics say it's good and bad (depending on who you want to listen to)

Overall though it really doesn't matter. The fact that Britney Spears has released this album is already in a step in the right direction and with nearly $4-million advance I bet it was well worth the effort. Despite what people are saying about Britney, that she's an addict or a tragic celebrity or a desperate comeback artist... they can say all they want to say but Britney Spears is still one of the richest and influential characters of this generation.

Let's say she is the perfect example of art imitating life... or is it life imitating art?

Britney Spears launches new album but loses kids

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Sky Showbiz reports Britney's loss of custody for her kids two-year-old Sean Preston and Jayden James, one, to ex-husband Kevin Federline. Parenting coach Lisa Hacker noted in an official report that the singer "rarely engaged the children in conversation or play", adding that the boys had no obvious routine in Brit's "chaotic" house. To add insult to injury, the judge pointed to a damning report criticizing Britney's parenting skills as justification for the decision.

The poor thing has even been called selfish in yet another article in the New York Daily news. Britney was only granted two seven-hour visits a week and one overnight stay because apparently she was a "habitual" substance abuser