Britney-Justin Performance is No Surprise

Ryan Seacrest broke the news on his Nov. 5 radio broadcast that Britney Spears and Justin Timberlake would take the stage together with Madonna at her Nov. 6 concert at L.A.’s Dodger Stadium. While the news might have come to a shock to many fans, some close friends of Spears weren’t surprised.

“Justin has denied all along that he was in touch with Britney, but that was him being a gentleman,” says one source who has known Spears for years. “He was in touch with her and supportive all through rehab — there’s no bad blood and he’s been open to helping her when she was ready and responsible all along.”

Another Spears friend says, “Britney’s serious about her comeback now — the people who supported her when she was at the top of her game have always been willing to come back when she was serious and ready.”

As for Madonna’s influence, a Kabbalah source is more cynical. “It’s hard for this to not look like a press stunt. There’s been a lot of worry about how Madonna is presenting Kabbalah to the world while she’s divorcing Guy and denying a real relationship with A-Rod. Britney’s never cut ties totally with Kabbalah,” says the source. “I’m sure there’s a link here. If she’s a comeback story and Kabbalah can take credit, then everyone wins.”

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Beyonce Wants to Play Obama’s Inauguration

Attention, Mr. president-elect: Come Inauguration Day, Beyonce is at your service.

“I’m there. I can’t wait. I feel like all of us, we’re ready to do whatever we have to do. Whatever they want — if they need me to volunteer, they need me to sing, I’m there, and I’m ready,” a giddy Beyonce said in an interview the day after Barack Obama made history in becoming the nation’s first elected black president.

The singer couldn’t stop beaming after Obama’s win over Republican John McCain on Tuesday. In fact, she was so inspired, she wore a blue suit and tie in honor of Obama — with stiletto heels that were red, white and blue.

“I’ve never been so patriotic!” she laughed. “I’m just beyond excited.”

Beyonce was supposed to be in Japan on Election Night to promote her upcoming album, “I Am ... Sasha Fierce,” but decided to postpone it at the last minute.

“I said, ‘What am I doing? I’m completely making a bad decision. I have to go home, I’m gonna kill myself if I’m not home in America,”’ she said. “I knew I needed to be here.”

After going with hubby Jay-Z, Diddy, Mary J. Blige and others to states like Pennsylvania, Florida, and Ohio just before the election, she watched the returns Tuesday night with family and friends in her home. She was not only inspired by Obama, but McCain’s concession as well: “McCain’s speech was so classy.”

The 27-year-old said the win was particularly important for the inspiration it gave to African-Americans.

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Carrie Underwood Said....

We heard our favorite celebrities talking about their choice for the next president of the United States of America, but if it was Carrie Underwood, who would not.

She recently opened her contempt for the Hollywood star who is behind a candidate to try and get their fans to vote the same way.

She said: "There is someone I can support, but I did not support the public. I lose respect for all celebrities when they return from a candidate. This means that the American public is not smart enough to make their own decisions. I Never would anyone want to vote for someone or something just because I told them to be. "

Underwood was particularly happy with musicians who express their choice for president. "Music is where you go away from all BS. Whether political or everyone around you, music should be a means of escape."

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Ashley Not Strutting Down Any Aisle

"No truth at all. I told the National Enquirer that, but they don't print what we actually say."

Ashley Olsen's repper when we inquired about A.O. supposedly planning a splashy-ass wedding, tho she does confirm that Ash and BF Justin Bartha are very much "together." Guess Mary-Kate has a few more years to find a bag-lady-looking bridesmaid dress.
Source: eonline.com

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