Britney Tweeted, "hope that the new world order will arrive as soon as possible! -Britney" and "I give myself to Lucifer every day for it to arrive as quickly as possible. Glory to Satan."

Later however another Tweet was sent out verifying that Britney's Twitter had indeed been hacked. That, or Britney's PR team finally let her do her own Tweeting.

Spears has over four million Twitter followers. Britney is currently touring Australia, where she has caused controversy because of her blatant lip syncing. The bodog sportsbook has all your celebrity odds and more! Don’t have an account yet? Join bodog now. It’s free.

Aussies was flabbergasted when famous singer Britney Spears showed up to their country and charged them a butt load of money to see her not sing. Apparently, they didn't get the memo that in America, you don't have to have much talent to become hugely successful. Hundreds of fans walked out after three songs, complaining that they got nothing for the $200 they spent on tickets.

Fans complained that giant screens failed to show Britney, which they believe to be a ploy to hide her lip-syncing – and they also said she had her back to the audience for most of the show.

Virginia Judge, the Minister for Fair Trading for New South Wales is now taking steps so that Britney fans know what they're buying when they purchase Britney Spears' concert tickets.

"It is Britney's 'prerogative' to lip-sync, and it is my job to make sure consumers know what they are paying for up front," says Judge in a statement released by the Aussie government.

Judge is considering Britney have disclaimers on promotional materials and tickets telling consumers that portions of the show will be pre-recorded. The bodog sportsbook has all your celebrity odds and more! Don’t have an account yet? Join bodog now. It’s free.

Federline gets a whopping $20K per month in child support, which he may or may not spend on whoopers.

Other things in Britney's life that are going well include her relationship with her agent, Jason Trawick and the fact that she actually sang once at a concert. Spears covered Alanis Morisette's "You Oughta Know" and pulled it off.

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And to be perfectly honest, she wasn't that bad. She should try singing more often. If Britney ever wants to be taken seriously as a performer, she really needs to quit the whole lip syncing shtick. She just proved she can do it.

In other Britney news, she will be releasing The Singles Collection in November 2009, which will be a double disc release of re-recorded, remixed and revised versions of 18 of Spears' singles. Britney will be working alongside Moby, Bloodshy & Avant, Christopher "Tricky" Stewart and Danja.

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It seems that a Britney concert-goer was offended at the Madison Square Garden show when a couple of fans were dancing "too provocatively." The fans were subsequently removed from the concert by security, while Britney was on stage dry humping one of her back-up dancers.

Page Six reports, "One of those yanked by guards, Sandra Ion, a Dramatics hair salon manager, said: 'I guess there had been a complaint from someone in our section that our dancing was too risque. Meanwhile, Britney is onstage gyrating half-naked and singing Get Naked. It was totally ridiculous. They should have just moved whoever complained instead of all of us.'"

Apparently, Sandra and her friends were not reimbursed the cost of the tickets. Britney, however, was paid millions for her provocative moves and non-singing.

9. We would only invade fun places like Cabo.

8. Free pie for everybody.

7. My situation room would be a cabana at the Palms Casino in Las Vegas.

6. I'd lure Osama out of hiding with the irresistible scent of my new fragrance "Circus Fantasy."

5. Every presidential news conference would feature costume changes.

4. America might have a more coherent fiscal strategy.

3. Challenge U.S. to put nightclub on the moon by the end of the decade.

2. Three words: Vice President Diddy

1. Finally the media would pay some attention to me.

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Pictured above, Federline attended Ryan Sheckler's X Games Celebrity Skins Classic at the Cota de Caza Golf & Racquet Club in California yesterday and spectators began watching Federline's enlarged belly rather than the golf itself. Rather than engaging in the game like fellow participants Verne Troyer and Josh Henderson, Federline drank and smoke in the shade with girlfriend Victoria Prince.

A source told The Sun, “Britney wants to try the religion Jason was brought up with.”

Apparently, Britney was seen sporting a Star of David necklace during her world tour and also recruited a rabbi to help her study the faith.

During her stint as BFFs with Madonna, Britney also dabbled in Madonna's adopted religion, Kabbalah. Will Britney and Jason announce their engagement in 2009? Bet on Britney Spears in the Bodog Sportsbook.

Even though you may use Twitter or Facebook to connect and share with friends and family, celebrities, musicians, politicians and even a lot of businesses are using it as a way of "interacting" with fans, supporters and potential customers. Smell a little fishy to you?

Maybe.

While they may THINK they've discovered this great new way to market their products to an otherwise untouchable audience, you can turn the tables on them and pitch your services — as one who Twitters.

Britney Spears took an ad out a short while ago, looking for someone to maintain her Twitter and Facebook accounts. Can you imagine ghost-Twittering for her? Or for Lindsay Lohan?

Twitter for money. Why not?

Most of those big-time celebs don't have the time of day to putz around with microblogs so they hire people to do that sort of grunt work for them. So be it. You have to think that there are tons of companies and celebs looking to expand their marketing reach and you may be JUST the person to help them out.

But then there are those stars who insist they do all the Twitter and Facebook messages themselves. Take NBA star Shaquille O'Neal. He's got something like 450,000 followers and he says that having a Twitter account lets him bypass all the media so he can go one-on-one with his fans.

"If I am going to speak, it will come from me," O'Neal tells the New York Times.

Is he ever tempted to get someone else to Twitter for him? "It's 140 characters. It's so few characters. If you need a ghostwriter for that, I feel sorry for you."

Lance Armstrong is another avid Twitter fan. Immediately after breaking his right collar bone, he tweeted about it — using his left hand.

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The Examiner.com reports that a source close to Aguilera says that "Christina thinks that Britney is all style, no substance." Adding that "she thinks the only reason that Britney came back is because people felt very sorry for her."

Do you feel sorry for Britney? We here at the Beat absolutely do not feel sorry for the mother of two. Not even a little. When she shaved her head we laughed our asses off. When she hooked up with that photographer we laughed even harder. And when she came out with her "Circus" album we gasped, gagged and then laughed.

Christina Aguilera, on the other hand, can sing. The girl has a serious set of pipes and further proof of that is the news that for her upcoming album she'll be hooking up with artists Goldfrapp, Ladytron and Le Tigre.

See now that's cool. Britney Spears? So not cool.

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