The name says it all!
OK, you know that Britney t-shirt that Joey wore at the Challenge For The Children press conference? Well I found the pic and yes he was really wearing it! OMG I can't believe it. LOL I can't stop laughing! So what do you's think??? But as to what I say he's only wearing it as a joke, you know he's always wacky and funny LOL! Oh anyways I managed to get the interview of Joey on the American Today Show on tape and I'm going to type the transcrpt up tonight or tomorrow so you'll get to see it probably by tomorrow or Saturday I won't forget! He's talking about his broadway hit Rent. It was shown last Wednesday. Unfortunately I can't put vid caps on there sorry. Because I don't have the right stuff to do it on and especially we don't have all that gadgets like most people have LOL! A big thank you to Allnsync.com for the pic!
Britney Appears on 'Puppy Love' Album
For a while, Britney was being criticized by animal activists for the conditions the animals faced during her video shoot for 'Boys'. Now Britney is showing everyone, that it's all rumors and she really does care about animals.
The S.P.C.A. (The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals) and Zomba Records worked together to create an album called 'Puppy Love' for all animal lovers. $1 from the sale of each album will go to the S.P.C.A., who receives 1,000's of unwanted abused dogs every month.
Britney's 'Not a Girl' track will appear on the album. The album is available to buy in music stores on August 20th.
Click Here to Visit The Album's Official Site
Bass: How High Can He Go?
From Dotmusic: Lance Bass will fly into space despite the fact that the $20 million bill is still to be paid, a TV producer working on the mission has insisted.
Confusion has reigned over the N'SYNC's star's bid to become the youngest man in space in recent weeks, despite his continued training at Star City in Moscow.
As reported on dotmusic, Bass has been involved in extensive preparation for the flight to the International Space Station, which is due to take place on October 28.
However, it recently emerged that the massive financial outlay required for the trip is yet to be paid, with the deadline believed to have passed on Tuesday.
Russian Aerospace Agency spokesman Konstantin Kreidenko told the BBC: "We have a contract, but we don't have any money".
However, LA TV chief David Krieff insists three sponsors have already pledged between $5m to $15m each, with a "huge soft drink" manufacturer committed to stumping up a large sum of cash for Bass's mission.
Speaking about the comments coming out of Russia, Krieff insisted: "In my mind, it's a lot of talk and posturing. That is their style and I can appreciate it. This is 100 per cent going forward.
"He's doing beautifully, he's kicking butt in every way. He's totally dedicated and everybody loves him there".