June 21, 2007
· Filed under Britney Spears, Opinion, Personal, Release, Rumor, Support
Brit has a new perfume in the works, and she’s hoping to start promoting it soon (maybe in conjunction with the release of her new album). But it will be hard to promote the product if she keeps walking away from commercial shoots.
“There was a shoot last week in L.A. for a new perfume she’s coming out with and something happened,” said an insider. Whatever the incident was, she walked off the lot and refused to finish the shoot.
“She is not listening to anyone and doing exactly what she wants. But sometimes she doesn’t know best,” reported the source. Evidence of that can be seen in some of the other poor decisions she’s made recently.
Regardless, Brit has a new album in the final stages of production, and it’s supposed to be huge. “Four definite hits on the next album. It’s amazing,” the source said.
May 21, 1998
· Filed under Backstreet Boys, Release, Tour
While band member Brian Littrell continues to recuperate from his recent operation, fans will be able to see all of the Backstreet Boys in action when the group releases its “All Access” home video on June 2.
The Boys won’t launch its American tour until July (see “Condition Of Backstreet Boy Littrell Unknown…”), but previously unseen concert footage included on “All Access” should provide a sneak at the group’s upcoming live show.
In addition to film shot of the Boys during an intimate performance of “I’ll Never Break Your Heart”, the movie also features a behind-the-scenes look at how the group created the ghastly visages for its “Everybody (Backstreet’s Back)” video, as well as one- on-one interviews with the band.
The Backstreet Boys will release its next single, “All I Have to Give,” prior to kicking off its tour on July 8 in Charlotte, North Carolina.
April 20, 1998
· Filed under Release
To help get audiences primed for the Backstreet Boys summer tour, which begins July 8 in Charlotte, North Carolina, the band will release a new home video, entitled “All Access,” on June 2.
The 78-minute video will feature clips of the three singles from the Backstreet Boys’ 1997 self-titled debut, as well as footage of the band shot live in concert, and a behind-the-scenes glimpse at the making of the video for their current hit, “Everybody (Backstreet’s Back).”
“All Access” will also include a sneak preview of the video for the Boys’ next single, “All I Have to Give,” which was shot by director Nigel Dick. Dick has also filmed videos for Oasis, Celine Dion and Ozzy Osbourne, among others.
The video will also offer fans an early look at the Boys’ live show, as “All Access” features two songs, “Get Down (You’re the One for Me)” and “Anywhere for You,” from a 1997 Backstreet concert in Frankfurt, Germany.
No release date has been set for the new single from the Backstreet Boys, but we’ll keep you posted.
