Leave it to MTV and the taboids to continue to extend the fifteen minites of fame that has expired a long time ago on this overexposed pop tart. Now she's yapping about wanting to get married and finding a "father figure" for her children. More BS from BS, Kevin Federline has been a better dad than the poor excuse of a mother that had them. How about being a "mother figure" for once in your life BS. And cover up when you go out too, I've seen more of your C section than I'd care to. I'm sure this also has something to do with a new BS album that came out this week and if Britney plays it right, it may sell more than the Guns And Roses Chinese Dudbomb that had all the rats running out of Best Buy last weekend. But even so, this year sucked for new music anyway, Britney ain't going save the music industry no way or how. Please, MTV, TMZ and The Enquirer, just leave Britney alone. We'll be better off for it.
Another sign of torture was hearing Julieanne Hough's country debut at CDs Plus last week. More country cliches and semental Hallmark like BS from a person, whose shining moment was winning Dancing With The Stars. Good looks, faux paus country twang, check and check. Somewhere along the Nashville dives, there must be a female country singer that can write and sing them the honest way but since she didn't win Dancing With The Stars or American Idol, she has to earn her living the hard way. Having your own My Space site doesn't grant you instant fame and fortune, just ask The Townedgers on that one. If you want sheer country honesty, well you can't go wrong with Miranda Lambert or Ashton Shepard (although I have to admit that I didn't review the AS album due to deadlines and though she writes her own songs, there was a bit more country cliche that made me decide to pass on it). Or if you love that country cliche 8.1 well Carrie Underwood come on down. But I get stone cold on the chick country of today, too many pinups and no substance for music. Strange to say that Elizabeth Cook is now considered a elder, although her Hey Y'all album is about six years old. But I'm off topic as is.
But EC remains a more viable country star than the Julie Houghs of the world, readymade pinup Barbie dolls that make flavor of the day country cliches and disappear a year from now. Which will be the fate of Julie Hough. But if Universal Music drops her from the roster, I'm sure she can get her old job back. Or try to latch on with the Carrie Underwood trainers out there. Dreams can come true for American Idol winners if they pick the right niche. Way things been going for CU, you can say it's like her winning the lottery.
You don't have to be good, just lucky and at the right spot. Just like Carrie.
On the subject of 3rd street live becoming 1st Avenue Live.
A Letter from Rocky
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