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Britney Does Alanis - Elites TV
Spears: Fake Passes Being Sold - ClickOnDetroit.com
Britney and Jamie Lynn Spears show off hot bods on Miami holiday - New Kerala
Flash Rodriguez Re-Launches the FEAM Group LLC - PR.com
Best bet: Britney Spears to perform at the Palace - Detroit Free Press

Posted: 07 Sep 2009 07:17 AM PDT

Britney Spears performed in Greensboro, North Carolina on Saturday night. This is significant for a couple of reasons: 1) She did a cover of Alanis Morissette's "You Oughta Know" 2) She sang it live — no lip-synching and 3) She sounded really good!

The video and audio quality isn't tops here, but you'll get the basic idea. Maybe it's time for Britney to abandon her pop tart tunes and go for some more gritty material that she can — oh, I don't know — actually sing. The human voice matures, and maybe it's time for our gal Spears to step it up regarding her material selection.

I admire Brit for rising from the ashes when everyone thought she was down for the count, but I'd be pissed to go to a concert just to see her mouth some over-produced music. This clip seems more like real performing!

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Spears: Fake Passes Being Sold - ClickOnDetroit.com

Posted: 01 Sep 2009 04:50 PM PDT

Thousands Turn Out For Labor Day Parade

Thousands marched through organized labor's traditional stronghold Monday as industrial, service, municipal and other unions turned out for Detroit's annual Labor Day parade.

Britney and Jamie Lynn Spears show off hot bods on Miami holiday - New Kerala

Posted: 01 Sep 2009 08:43 AM PDT

The siblings, along with their kids and parents, had spent about an hour at the Mandarin Oriental Hotel pool Monday afternoon.

'They both looked to be in pretty good shape,' Us magazine quoted a witness as saying.

This is the first time that 18-year-old Jamie Lynn, who welcomed daughter Maddie in June 2008, has shown off her post-baby body.

'She had on a white, spangly top. A very little bikini!' said the witness.

The family, including Sean Preston, 3, and Jayden James, 2, 'sat around the pool for about 20 minutes. Then Britney worked on her tan while Jamie Lynn took her daughter and her mom to a cabana on the beach.'

'They seemed pretty relaxed. Everyone was smiling,' said the witness.

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Flash Rodriguez Re-Launches the FEAM Group LLC - PR.com

Posted: 08 Sep 2009 12:00 AM PDT

New York, NY, September 08, 2009 --(PR.com)-- The FEAM Group is founded and lead by CEO/President, Flash Rodriguez. Flash is a veteran of the music and entertainment industry. Flash Rodriguez appeared in his first magazine interview as a budding recording artist, at the age of 14. As a recording artist, he received his first radio airplay with a regional radio single entitled "So precise with a slice" on Jaime Records, at the age of 17. Flash then briefly investigated the option of college.

After a short hiatus, Flash Rodriguez built a studio in his home and began working with local artists. This matured into a consulting position with Universal Distribution. In late 2002, Flash Rodriguez sat in the lobby of Sean "Diddy" Combs' Bad Boy Records for two weeks before being offered a position as an intern in the radio & online promotions department. Though internship was a natural course of things at Bad Boy Records, after just a few weeks on the job Flash submitted a marketing proposal to "Diddy" regarding an artist that was in the process of being dropped from the label. This was exceedingly far outside of Flash's realm of responsibilities and job description, it was accepted personally by the big boss, "Diddy". At this point that Flash Rodriguez became a paid employee and began contributing in multiple facets and projects at the label, even serving as assistant for the MTV Special "Diddy Runs The City", a documentary chronicling Mr. Combs running of the New York Marathon.

Flash also began listening to demos submitted at the label's then Times Square office. In 2004, while still an employee of Bad Boy Records, Flash Rodriguez began his own multi-faceted entertainment company, The FEAM Group, and signed his first artist, Nina Vega. Flash left Bad Boy to partake in his new venture, The FEAM Group and to serve as Director of Artist and Repertoire for InYerFace Records, a label of Sony Music Studios. At InYerFace Records, Flash Rodriguez took part in the development of current, Island Def Jam recording artist and Rock prodigy, Laura Warshauer. Flash's reputation grew quickly within the star-filled halls of Sony Music Studios as both an artist and repertoire representative, and as an authority in artist development, and in little to no time he was consulting on numerous industry projects and with some of the industry's most successful labels, producers, and artists.

In 2006, Flash Records secured radio airplay for The FEAM Group's first artist, Nina Vega, with her single "I wanna know ya like that", on the nationally syndicated Wendy Williams Show. The record was produced by KNS, who have produced for superstars Britney Spears, 3LW, 50 Cent and many more. This radio play and consistent rotation on air was the indoctrination of The FEAM Group and its subsidiaries, Flash Records and FAM Management.

Flash Rodriguez and The FEAM Group will release Akilah Brock's hit single, "Automatic Addict" onto the airwaves in September 2009.

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Best bet: Britney Spears to perform at the Palace - Detroit Free Press

Posted: 08 Sep 2009 12:07 AM PDT

BRITNEY SPEARS: It's been an eventful year for Britney Spears. (Does she have any other kind?) She has released a single with a risqu title ("If You Seek Amy"), weighed in on gay marriage and had her home violated by a Peeping Tomasina -- all while traveling with her Circus tour. 8 p.m., the Palace of Auburn Hills, I-75 at exit 81, Auburn Hills. 248-377-0100. $39.50-$128. With Jordin Sparks and Kristinia DeBarge.