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Founded: b. 1981

Headquarters: Kentwood, Louisiana

Website Link(s): Official Site

Label(s)

• Jive

Genre(s)

• Pop

RIYL

• Christina Aguilera

Member of

Band Biography

Britney Spears is one of the main faces of mainstream pop music today.

Discography

Albums

• ...Baby One More Time
• Oops!... I Did It Again
• Britney
• In The Zone
• Greatest Hits: My Preogative
• B In The Mix: The Remixes
• Blackout
• Circus

EPs

Britney & Kevin

Singles

• ....Baby One More Time
• Sometimes
• (You Drive Me) Crazy
• Born To Make You Happy
• From The Bottom Of My Broken Heart
• Oops!... I Did It Again
• Lucky
• Stronger
• Don't Let Me Be The Last To Know
• I'm a Slave 4 U
• I'm Not A Girl Not Yet A Woman
• Overprotected
• I Love Rock 'n' Roll
• Boys
• Me Against The Music
• Toxic
• Everytime
• Outrageous
• My Prerogative
• Do Somethin'
• Someday (I Will Understand)
• And Then We Kiss
• Gimme More
• Piece of Me
• Break the Ice
• Womanizer
• Circus

Appears On

Compilations

Soundtracks

Mix CDs

Further Reading

• Wikipedia page
• Britney Spears at TriviaTribute.com
• Voted Sexiest woman alive

From TARDIS Index File, the free Doctor Who reference.

Britney Spears was a 21st century Human singer. Her song "Toxic" played on Lady Cassandra's "iPod". (DW: The End of the World)

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Britney Spears

From Muppet Wiki

Rumors

Just in case someone else wants to recreate this page, I thought I'd park the info here. Today, a hansful of websites, primarily blogs, have been circulating rumors that Britney Spears will appear on Sesame Street next season. It's not entirely impossible, but as it stands, the sources are dubious: mostly blogs, and the closest to an original source I could find is The Daily Star, a British tabloid specializing in scandal and such. The article there is vague and clearly intended to titillate. A more detailed article followed on another tabloid website Metro Online- more detailed, but just as vague and poorly sourced. Even the claims use language such as "The rehabber is set to sing a dumbed-down version of her number one hit..." and "the track's lyrics will reportedly be altered." The whole thing sounds highly suspicious (in a comment on the Daily Star piece, someone claims Sesame Workshop has already denied it), so unless Sesame Workshop issues a press release acknowledging this as fact, this should remain deleted. And I'd highly encourage anyone who comes across rumors about next season, especially celebrities, to either wait, or bring the subject up, and the sources, on current events or other talk pages first. The best proof is either a) confirmation from Sesame Workshop or an equally reliable source (New York Times, Time, etc.) or b) a publicity image of said celebrity with a Muppet on a set. See also Talk:Kevin James for a similar situation. -- Andrew Leal (talk) 01:22, 25 October 2007 (UTC)

I've sent emails off to Sesame Workshop's three contacts, individually, as a reporter for Wikinews, asking for a confirmation or denial. -- Zanimum 17:45, 25 October 2007 (UTC)

Ray Hammerman of Sesame Workshop just sent me a reply, denying the rumor as just that. -- Zanimum 18:04, 25 October 2007 (UTC)

As did Ellen Lewis, Vice President, Corporate Communications. Here's the Wikinews story. -- Zanimum 19:05, 25 October 2007 (UTC)