britney Spears
Circus/ Ltd.Edition

*Again like ?Blackout? I was actually debating on writing a review on this album after hearing it, but I must have my say. Now that I listen to the al...

I suppose the question about Britney's career that Circus answers is this: Is it possible for Britney to return to her top "Drive Me Crazy," "Toxic" f...

I root for Britney Spears. It's there in print. I cringed as the world seemed to exploit her mental and emotional breakdown to garner readership, poin...

I loved Blackout—proper loved it. Before, I had no time for Britney or her various incarnations. The Mouseketeer Lolita that gave us “Hit Me…” and ins...

The allusion in the album title is too obvious to ignore: Circus = media circus, or the swarm of photographers, journalists, television producers, mus...

The showbiz-circus theme of Britney Spears' sixth album is as unsubtle as the big top itself, but there are few performers for whom the metaphor is so...

To be honest, given Britney's well documented exploits of the last couple of years, it's a minor miracle that 'Circus' even exists; and when you reali...

In 2008, Britney Spears had a pretty good year. Take a second to ponder the cosmic improbability of that sentence. She didn?t shave or crash anything....

Britney may have left the psych ward, but on Circus, she proves she's still a freak. The clubby, adventurous pop on her sixth album — her first since ...

Blackout was the best album of last year. No, I’m not being ironic or terribly post-modern or anything like that. It sounded a century ahead of its ti...