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Britney Spears ‘NEW’ Rolling Stone Magazine Cover and Photos – See Here!

11/24/2008 by

Here is the first look at Britney Spears‘ cover for the December 11, 2008 issue of Rolling Stone magazine.


Rolling Stone said interviewing Britney Spears was a little hard because of Jamie Spears, her dad, controlling everything.

“We were never left alone together, and my questions had to be submitted ahead of time for approval,” reporter Jenny Eliscu writes.

And even dates are supervised too. Larry Rudolph says, “Her job is to be Britney Spears, and unfortunately, that job bleeds into her personal life and creates this odd situation where she needs to have security people around her all the time.”

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brooke | November 24th, 2008

I think Britney looks great! Remember she had two kids not too long ago. The songs I heard on the album are great too! and the bonus songs! “Circus” “Womanizer” “Rock Boy”

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kimmy | November 24th, 2008

I love the cover alot.I love her songs.I can’t wait to buy the album.*smiles*

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Sadie | November 25th, 2008

Aparently – yes she can – rip off songs…as it is quite possible that one of the songs on her new album is a rip off of Jessie Malakouti’s song ‘Trash Me’ on Jessie’s new album, but hey, give it a listen and judge for yourself.
Maybe, they are both original. I mean, it’s a coincidence that all these producers and music publishers hang out at the same coffee shop. They are offered the same music by all the same writers and then, well, still come up with the SAME original music, right? Who knows. I guess they do, so yes, they can.