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    Spears, who got tongues wagging at previous VMAs by writhing with a python and swapping spit with Madonna, put on an embarrassing show Sunday, clad in a black-and-silver glitter bikini and clumsily lip-synching the words to the unremarkable "Gimme More," the first single from her forthcoming album. "She looks like she doesn't care" Whoopi Goldberg said yesterday on "The View." Full Article at Boston Globe
    She looks like she doesn't care
    Whoopi Goldberg – Whoopi Goldberg SOURCE: Boston Globe 27 months ago
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Will Britney's bomb kill her comeback?
  1. It's been awhile since she's done this, and she was performing in front of all her peers, on live TV
    SOURCE: Boston Globe 27 months ago
  2. She just got out there and froze. People who were at rehearsal saw something else. It was good. It really was.
    SOURCE: Boston Globe 27 months ago
  3. She's 25 years old and she's already accomplished everything she's going to accomplish in her life.
    SOURCE: Boston Globe 27 months ago
  4. This is like a bad stripper.
    SOURCE: Boston Globe 27 months ago

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