TMZ — After spotting Arnold Schwarzenegger and Tim Robbins out doing their civic duty, we're going after the biggest fish of 'em all -- Britney Spears. We've set up camp at a polling station closest to Britney's house. ... Permalink more info

PopSugar — Britney Spears took a trip to her dance studio in Hollywood last night to work on her exercise routine and dance moves. As Brit gave us more news about her Circus album's tracklist, Simon Cowell revealed that Britney's X Factor appearance is soon, No... more info

Guardian Music — Guardian.co.uk/music: She's had her fair share of hassle with photographers, now Britney's turning the camera on them more info

Unreality Music — In other Britney news today, it seems Britney???s website has a new section dedicated to making fun of the paparazzi. She (or more accurately the people behind the website) calls this ???The Paparazzies??? because it makes fun of the people who are ... more info

Newsday — Following the No. 1 single, "Womanizer," the next single will be the title track "Circus," produced by Dr. Luke and Benny Blanco. And the remaining tracks will feature production from Max Martin, Danja, Bloodshy and Avant. more info

AngryApe — She'll be embarassing photographers who follow her more info

Unreality Music — Looking for all the world like those fake nude shots of Britney that used to do the rounds on the Internet, yes???this is the cover for her new album, Circus. This is cheap and tacky on a whole new level, almost reminiscent of one of those old K-T... more info

Yahoo! Music — Yahoo! Music - Britney Spears has launched a new section of her website, Britneyspears.com, dedicated to mocking the paparazzi photographers who follow her. more info

NME — Britney Spears has launched a new section of her website, Britneyspears.com, dedicated to mocking the paparazzi photographers who follow her. more info

All About Jazz — Newspapers everywhere were retrenching even before the world financial crisis tetered on the edge of recession and finally fell into it. Declining readership and shriveling advertising revenue demanded cost-cutting. To no one's surprise, staff and sp... more info