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Spears Closes U.S Tour with Lap Dance for Lance Bass - The Celebrity Cafe.com
Shannon Funk Photos – Jamie Kennedy Cheating on Jennifer Love Hewitt ... - Thinkfashion.com
Britney Spears blows $3000 on sweets in 15 minutes - Osoblog.tv
Pondexter gives Mercury 1-0 lead in WNBA finals - Miami Herald

Spears Closes U.S Tour with Lap Dance for Lance Bass - The Celebrity Cafe.com

Posted: 29 Sep 2009 06:08 AM PDT

Spears Closes U.S Tour with Lap Dance for Lance Bass
29-Sep-2009
Written by: Danielle Hazell

Britney Spears ends the U.S leg of her Circus tour.

Britney Spears ended the U.S part of her Circus tour in Las Vegas on Sunday night. She concluded with a 90-minute set at Mandalay Bay. In attendance were Barry Manilow and long-time friend and former NSYNC member, Lance Bass.

A previous show during the Circus tour boasted former Spice Girl Mel B and Miley Cyrus in the audience.

During Spears version of "Breathe on Me" on Sunday, Bass was brought on stage and given special treatment. This segment of the show is usually where she serenades a male audience member and that night the openly gay singer was chosen.

Bass sang along and smiled as he received his lap dance from the pop singer.

The tour began in March in New Orleans. Spears will continue her tour in Nov. in Australia.

This week, Britney Spears will be releasing her new single "3," which will be included on a greatest hits compilation due on Nov. 24th.

Source: MTV.com

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Shannon Funk Photos – Jamie Kennedy Cheating on Jennifer Love Hewitt ... - Thinkfashion.com

Posted: 28 Sep 2009 03:25 AM PDT

No!

And looks like you are right....WireImage now shows odd photos of JLH,

all alone,at some nightshot (September 27,2009) just visible today.....and,in the past 2 months,3 reports of alleged quarrels have surfaced.

With over 30 partners,some say that JLH is a "serial cheater"....However,

this is a revelation in itself!!

If the JLH dating wasn't a "fauxmance"...it had to be a rebound,retarded

(and doomed) relationship. Thanks for this very interesting news item!!

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Britney Spears blows $3000 on sweets in 15 minutes - Osoblog.tv

Posted: 29 Sep 2009 08:42 PM PDT

Britney Spears blows $3000 on sweets in 15 minutes

Never again will a mother feel guilty about giving their child sweets before a meal with the news that Britney Spears has blown a cool $3000 on sweets for her sons.

Brits was spotted visiting sweet shop The Sugar Factory in Las Vegas yesterday with her sons Sean Preston, four, and Jayden James, three, and managed to rack up several thousand pounds worth of chocolate and candy in just 15 minutes.

With Halloween just around the corner, we're anticipating a queue of trick or treaters a mile long round her way...

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Pondexter gives Mercury 1-0 lead in WNBA finals - Miami Herald

Posted: 29 Sep 2009 11:41 PM PDT

PHOENIX -- The WNBA finals was supposed to be Phoenix's offense against Indiana's defense.

How about offense vs. offense? Enough for the highest-scoring game in WNBA history.

Cappie Pondexter missed a potential winning tip-in at the fourth-quarter buzzer then scored seven of her 23 points in overtime Tuesday night to help the Mercury beat the Fever 120-116 in the highest-scoring game in WNBA history.

"Well, if you didn't like women's basketball," Phoenix coach Corey Gaines said, "I think you do now."

Pondexter, frustrated and in foul trouble in the first half, scored the final five points to close out Game 1 of the best-of-five series.

"You got to let the game come to you," the Mercury point guard said.

Penny Taylor scored 23 points and newly crowned league MVP Diana Taurasi had 22 for Phoenix.

Katie Douglas tied it with a 3-pointer for Indiana with 7.1 seconds left in regulation, then scored eight in overtime for the Fever to reach a career playoff high 30 points. Ebony Hoffman had a career-high 27 on 12 of 14 shooting as the Fever set a franchise scoring record in just the second 100-point game in the club's history.

Before this one, the league's highest-scoring game was Phoenix's 111-110 victory over Houston in triple overtime on Aug. 10, 2006.

The Mercury and Fever each scored more points than any team previously in league history. The old mark was 115, of course by Phoenix, in an overtime victory over Sacramento on June 13.

The Mercury scored exactly three points a minute Tuesday night.

"It was fun," Taurasi said, "kind of showing a different side of women's basketball - how high a level it is. It's fun to be in the game and I'm sure it was fun to watch."

Paul Westhead, who installed the offense for the Mercury and won a WNBA title with it as Phoenix coach two years ago, must have loved it. Phoenix improved to 22-2 in games in which it scored 100 points. The Mercury are 10-0 in 100-point games this season.

The Fever, though, are supposed to be built on defense. Did Indiana coach Lin Dunn think her team had that much offense in it?

"Sure I did," she said. "When the ball goes in we're really good."

Indiana's Tamika Catchings had just eight points before fouling out with 2:42 left in overtime but harassed Taurasi into a 5 of 17 shooting night.

Rookie DeWanna Bonner's two free throws put Phoenix ahead 105-102 with 14.2 seconds left in regulation, then after a timeout, the Fever got the ball to the open Douglas, who sank the 3 that tied it.

The Mercury pushed downcourt, where Bonner missed a driving layup, but Pondexter went up for the uncontested tip-in. Her shot bounced off the rim to send the game into overtime.

After trailing most of the second half by as many as eight points, the Mercury used a 9-0 spurt to take the lead late in the fourth quarter.

Taurasi sank a 3 pointer, made one of two free throws, then had an assist on Temeka Johnson's 3 that put the Mercury ahead 102-98 with 2 1/2 minutes to play in regulation. The other basket in the run was a driving bank shot by Taylor that tied it at 98.

The unintimidated Fever, who had won three straight in Phoenix, came back. Catchings made two free throws, then rookie Briann January, who played at nearby Arizona State, made a layup to tie it at 102 with 47.8 seconds left.

Taylor was fouled and made one of two free throws with 27.9 seconds remaining to give Phoenix a 103-102 lead.

The lead changed hands six times in overtime. Douglas' 15-footer gave Indiana its final lead at 116-115 with 1:40 left. Pondexter scored on a drive to put the Mercury ahead 117-116 with 1:27 to go, then sank a 16-footer with 20.2 seconds to go to make it 119-116. She finally finished off the Fever by making one of two free throws with 3 seconds to play.

Dunn lamented Phoenix's offensive rebounds, especially late in the game.

"I'm telling you," she said. "At the end of the day we can't give up 24 second-chance points."

Pondexter expects more of the same the rest of the series.

"I think every game you see from here on out will be like Game 1 was," she said. "Incredible."