Jeremiah
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The movie seems to be moving forward. There's a new entry on the US Copyright Office for "The Woman In Me" that counts with "Britney Films, Ltd." and Universal Pictures among the parties https://publicrecords.copyright.gov/detailed-record/rmm_voyager_V01504658700000
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Can she make more r*****ed songs then
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We already had this conversation but with LoveDrug copying I Kissed A Girl
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Genie In A Bottle saving Xtina from being on Rita Ora's boat
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Just added: 39. "Licky (Under the Covers)" by Shontelle Shontelle herself explains that this Sean Garrett-penned track was originally for Britney Spears (and also pitched to a few more people) before becoming hers. Although it got the music video treatment, this song was only included as a bonus track on the UK digital edition of her 2010 album No Gravity, and international just recently in 2022. Listen to the track here. 76. "Stuck On Repeat" by Wanessa Camargo Second track on Wanessa's 2011 album DNA, was in fact written for Britney Spears, as the Brazilian singer confirmed so on live television. Listen to the track here. 89. "We Are Family" by We Are Family Collective In 2001, after the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center in New York City, legendary producer Neil Rodgers came with the idea of recreating the Sister Sledge's 1979 classic "We Are Family" as a healing message and to raise donations for the victims. He planned an all-star crew to record the track in two sessions, one in NYC and the second in L.A., and confirmed some artists names that were joining the project, including Britney Spears, Busta Rhymes, Steven Tyler and the Sister Sledge themselves. Apparently, the project faced some difficulties but was accomplished, with a different cast however: Diana Ross, Dionne Warwick, Patti LaBelle, Eartha Kitt, Luther Vandross and Queen Latifah among the bigger names, but no sight of Spears. This recording then led to the We Are Family Foundation, a non-profit organization that funds programs to fight hunger and illiteracy worldwide. At the time, Britney had just participated on the "What's Going On" tribute, a cover of Marvin Gaye's song by a collective of artists looking to benefit programs against AIDS in Africa, but that after the attacks, decided to redirect half of the song's proceeds to the September 11th Fund. This would have been Britney's second rendition of "We Are Family", as she sang on the 1993 interpretation by the Mickey Mouse Club. Listen to the track here. 91. "What More Can I Give" by Michael Jackson & The All Stars Just like Neil Rodgers, Michael Jackson also wanted to help victims of the 9/11 tragedy. Days afters the attacks, Jackson announced "What More Can I Give", a charity song with the purpose of raising millions for relief, sung by him and a multitude of stars, including Britney Spears, Destiny's Child, Backstreet Boys' Nick Carter and Mya, and more soon to join. "What More Can I Give" was a song years in the making that went through many stages. It was originally called "Heal L.A.", done during HIStory (1995) sessions, but only completed after a meeting with Nelson Mandela in 1999, where he got the inspiration for the now given title. Meant to be performed during his MJ & Friends concerts and also intended as a charity song for Kosovar refugees affected by the late 90's Kosovo War, the song was ultimately shelved. Resurrected and reworked after 9/11, it still took two more years for it to be released. Britney, who initially committed verbally according to Jackson's representatives, didn't take part in the song. Listen to the track here. Also included a new source I found for "Get Outta My Way": An Instagram post by Lucas Secon commenting that Britney's team came back too late for the song, as Kylie had even shot a music video for it already.
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Why am I just realizing that Xila backwards is Alix, which kinda sounds like Alice?
