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Monday January 21, 2008 1:50 pm

Britney Spears: Playing with Paparazzi?

Posted by K.C. Morgan
Categories: Gossip, Rumors

Britney Spears and Adnan share a kissMaybe you’ve noticed that every story starts out with a question - but believe me, it’s not by design. Everything she does these days seems a little…well, questionable.

The pop star is continuing her decline into weirdness, still speaking in an English-like lilt and having fun at the expense of the paparazzi. A video of Brit has surfaced on the ‘Net, showing the star speaking with filmers from inside her car. In it, she claims not to know . (He’s the chap who was in the pregnancy test-shopping video, the one who was by her side when she put on her at an LA boutique, the one who’s name has been in the press almost permanently since he’s been with Brit.)

“I don’t know who that is,” Spears answered when a photographer asked her about Adnan. On his Web site, however, Adnan says he hopes to in touch with Brit when he gets back to town in the next few days. Is Spears just pulling the leg of the paparazzi who hound her…or is her mental and emotional state much more precarious than even the media realized?


Read More | E! Online

In other Britney news (yes, there’s more), the Associated Press’ recent admission has sparked a full-blown printed press media debate. (The news service admitted to prepping an obituary for Spears, so they’ll be ready when she departs this mortal coil.) Apparently, everyone’s got an opinion on their actions.

At 26, Spears doesn’t seem a likely candidate for a front-page obit anytime soon, but many troubled stars die in their twenties. Is it such a stretch for a news organization to want to be prepared? Here’s the thing: writing about it certainly won’t make it happen, and if the AP or anyone else wants to prepare for what is a certain reality (Britney Spears, like all the rest of us, will die - we just don’t know when) who cares? 


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