The “Circus” singer dons a short blonde wig, a fitted pink top and a white skirt for the promo for her upcoming single “If You Seek Amy.”

The pop star – who will kick off her “Circus” tour in New Orleans next month – has spoken about the promo, which was shot earlier this week.

She wrote on her Twitter account: “The ‘If You Seek Amy’ shoot was super sexy and really fun! I can’t wait for you all to see it. Love Britney.”
It has also been revealed Britney has several costume changes and is surrounded by dancers “dressed in skimpy outfits” in the video.

A source said: “The video begins with Britney coming outside her house to hand the paparazzi an apple pie that she baked.”

“She acts like she wants to hook up. The video is very provocative.”

Britney’s body is back to its former glory and insiders say she was “very professional” and “upbeat” on the set.

Another source said: “She was like the old Britney at the shoot. She was engaged and excited the whole day and seemed like her old self.”

“If U Seek Amy” is the third single from Britney’s latest album “Circus.”

Meanwhile, Britney’s ex-boyfriend Adnan Ghalib allegedly tried to run over a man who was trying to serve him with court papers.

Police say the victim “ended up on the hood of the car, then fell off when Ghalib drove away, and ended up with scratches and bruises.”

A report for assault with a deadly weapon was taken and police are waiting to question Adnan.

The well known socialite, Paris Hilton has donned a new brunette look for latest musical movie “Repo! The Genetic Opera”. She will be wearing a black leather outfit in the promotional video and is hardly recognisable playing the daugter of a mafia boss.

Paris has also contributed to the singing for the video alongwith Anthony Head, Sarah Brightman and Paul Sorvino.

The flick is all about a world famous pharmaceutical company that launches an organ financing program with a “killer repossession clause”. The film has been directed by Darren Lynn Bousman who is known for his Saw series full with blood and gore.

Paris is very excited about the film and cannot stop talking about it to the press. Good luck to you Paris!

BBC Worldwide, the corporation’s commercial subsidiary, will feature “a limited amount of advertising” on its pages. It will show clips from the likes of Top Gear, Spooks and The Catherine Tate Show, as well as factual programming.

BBC World, the BBC’s international commercial TV channel, will show around 30 advertising-funded news clips each day, although these will not be seen in the UK.

The BBC will show clips of new shows and specially commissioned material linked to hit series like Life on Mars and Doctor Who.

The aim was to “reach audiences in new ways”, the BBC said, and secure commercial revenue to supplement the licence fee through BBC Worldwide. It is hoped that the BBC pages will eventually drive users to the BBC’s catch-up service, the iPlayer, which will be subject to a public value test.

The BBC is the first broadcaster to sign a deal with YouTube, but others can follow suit.

BBC Director General Mark Thompson said: “This ground-breaking partnership between the BBC and YouTube is fantastic news for our audiences.

“YouTube is a key gateway through which to engage new audiences in the UK and abroad. “The partnership provides both a creative outlet for a range of short-form content from BBC programme makers and the opportunity to learn about new forms of audience behaviour.

“It’s essential that the BBC embraces new ways of reaching wider audiences with non-exclusive partnerships such as these.”