Showing posts with label Britney Spears Video. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Britney Spears Video. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 1, 2010

Britney Spears - Music (Official Music Video) HD

the song is by madonna !
i hope you like it and subcribes me :D!
Lyrics :
Music
Hey Mr. DJ
Put a record on
I wanna dance with my baby

When the music starts
I never wanna stop
It's gonna drive me crazy
Music makes the people come together

Music makes the bourgeoisie and the rebel

Don't think of yesterday
and I don't look at the clock
I like to boogie-woogie
It's like riding on the wind and it never goes away
Touches everything I'm in
Got to have it everyday
Music makes the people come together

Music makes the bourgeoisie and the rebel

Do you like to Boogie-Woogie
Do you like to Boogie-Woogie
Do you like to Boogie-Woogie
Do you like my Acid Rock?
Hey Mr. DJ
Put a record on
I wanna dance with my baby
When the music starts
I never wanna stop
It's gonna drive me crazy
Music makes the people come together
Never gonna stop
Music makes the bourgeoisie and the rebel
Never gonna stop
Do you like to Boogie-Woogie
Do you like to Boogie-Woogie
Do you like to Boogie-Woogie
Do you like my Acid Rock?

Sunday, October 3, 2010

Glee?s Heather Morris on Becoming Britney Spears: I Was "So Nervous" To Sing!

The lone Glee clubber who hasn't belted one out will finally be heard in the show's tribute to Britney Spears.

It's only too appropriate that it will be Brittany doing Britney.

On Set: Keeping up the Glee in Season 2

"At first, I was so stoked to sing. I was the only one who hadn't," says Heather Morris, who plays the delightfully ditzy cheerleader. "Then I went in the recording booth and I got so nervous. It was like, 'Freak! What if I sound bad?'"

In the episode (premiering Tuesday at 8/7c on Fox), Brittany will envision herself as the sexpot pop singer during the slithering come-on "I'm A Slave for You" and the dance-floor duet "Me Against the Music," which she'll imagine alongside Santana (Naya Rivera). (There's also a performance of "Toxic" with the entire New Directions team.)

It's all rather serendipitous, says the 23-year-old dancer-turned-actress; Spears is someone Morris "genuinely wanted to be" growing up. Working opposite one of her idols was "really, really cool" if entirely too meta to process.

"I just sat there and stared at her," Morris says of filming with Spears. "Like, 'Wow, I'm just hanging out with Britney Spears as Brittany the character. We're doing a scene. I'm singing her songs. It was weird."

Despite the nerves, her vocals "turned out awesome," she says. "Afterward, I slept for like three days. I have no idea what happened to me in that booth."

Seen and Heard at the Glee Premiere: A Surprise Boob Job and Finn's Rocky Horror Mankini

Morris joined Glee as a dancer at the request of friend and choreographer Zach Woodlee. He needed someone to teach Chris Colfer and the rest of the Glee clubbers how to do the dance to Beyonce's "Single Ladies." The writers made her one of Coach Sue's scheming but mostly silent Cheerios.

"When I got the job, I was just the third cheerleader," Morris says. It occurred to her that the trio of Cheerios was not unlike the popular-but-evil threesome in Mean Girls. "I thought it would be funny to play her like Karen (played by Amanda Seyfried)."

Why Karen? For Morris, there is a big difference between Karen's earnest cluelessness and other dumb girls. "If you watch a sitcom and see a dumb girl, the actress is usually overplaying her dumbness. With Karen, she legitimately doesn't understand. She's like a little kid who says, 'I don't get it.' It's funnier to me to play Brittany as not super stupid, but really innocent."

Turns out Morris' take was completely in tune with what the writers wanted, and she was promoted to a full-time regular by the end of the first season. Morris remembers how emphatically Glee co-creator Ryan Murphy lobbied to lock her down her full time.

"I was with my agent one day at some event, and Ryan came up and told us, 'We're gonna get her to become a series regular.' He just kept saying, 'We have to have you.' A week later, the deal was done."

"Ryan is my angel. Him and Zach. They're unreal."

Do you mind that Glee can't keep a secret?

Busting out Brittany's one-liners has been a career highlight, Morris says. Her favorite? Brittany's question to Santana: "Did you know dolphins are just gay sharks?" The actress has big aspirations for it, too. "I really hope that I'm a Trivial Pursuit question. 'What character said this infamous line?'" (Of course, Morris also credits the man who wrote it for her, Glee co-creator Ian Brennan, who she says is "the smartest human being ever created.")

And soon, Brittany will do a lot more than just spout insanely hilarious zingers.

"We're going to get to know her," Morris promises. In Episode 4, viewers will get to go inside Brittany's bedroom, where she'll see plenty of action. Brittany will also attempt a real relationship in her own dim way very soon. "I'm excited because recently I've been getting to do real things. It's interesting to see how Brittany has emotions," Morris says.

Will she continue to sing? "I don't know. Maybe. I did pretty good with Britney Spears -- but they also have Auto-Tune," she says, laughing. "No, I did good. But I don't know if they'll have my character do any more singing. We'll see."

Tuesday, August 3, 2010

“Glee” to do Britney Spears, Original Music and Religion!

This year Glee did an entire episode of Madonna songs, and a mega mash-up of Journey music. Next year, they have an episode devoted to Beyonce, and a yet to be determined tribute show to air after the Superbowl.

“We like to do those but this year we’re going to do two of them, the Britney Spears one in an unusual way,” series creator Ryan Murphy said at the Television Critics Association fall press tour. “On a red carpet once, someone asked if we were doing it and Matt Morrison said, ‘I hope not.’ The whole episode is him saying, ‘No, we’re not doing Britney Spears.’ We’re going to do one after the Super Bowl, a tribute to a musical artist we’re in negotiation for. I think every year we’ll do two or three.”

Then, they’re even going to do some original music! “We are going to have an original music episode in the second part,” Murphy continued. “The assignment will be for the kids to write their own music. We’re talking to some great songwriters. I hope we’ll have five original songs for that episode. I think it has to be organic. I don’t think you could do it beyond the episode. It would have to be an assignment as opposed to they break out into their own songs. I don’t think you’d understand it. It would have to have more of an architecture behind it.”

The first season of Glee covered a lot of ground. The midseason finale was a show stopping Sectional competition. Then they killed at Regionals, even though corrupt judges had them lose. So that sets the next season back a little. They’ll have to start over and work their way back up.

Still, if they get to Finals next year, that probably takes a year of high school time. So how many Finals can they make it to before some of the characters graduate college? “We haven’t thought about that,” Murphy said. “We obviously have to deal with the cast and the fact that the show will hopefully go many, many years. We’ve sort of mapped out the first four years with our original cast but we have an obligation to be true to the high school experience. I don’t want to do the thing where we wake up five years later and they’re all living in the same complex.”

The first four years of Glee can still take the high school characters through a lot of competitions. “The thing about the show is you do have a set competitions that are true,” Murphy continued. “You have Sectionals, Regionals and Nationals. One year we want to go to Copenhagen or Moscow for the International show choir competition. Beyond that we only have the first four years mapped out.”

Joking, Murphy expressed a devious plan for the popular character played by Heather Morris to stay in high school indefinitely. “One thing that we found out is Brittany, the character we loved, she’s going to be held back every year,” Murphy said.

New grown-up guest stars will join the Glee kids this season. Many come from Broadway. Even the TV stars also come from Broadway. “Cheyenne Jackson, who is a huge Broadway star, is playing the coach of Vocal Adrenaline,” Murphy said. “John Stamos is coming on the show to be Matt Morrison’s rival. He’s been in four Broadway revival. That’s our ideal, the triple threat of actor/singer/dancer. Kristen [Chenoweth] is coming back.”

Guest directors include the Hollywood choreographer and director of Hairspray. “Adam Shankman is gong to do one in the first 10 episodes, someone with a big musical background who I’m friendly with. It’s great for the kids. They love working with people whose work they love in admire. If we can, Joss [Whedon] wants to do another one, as soon as his movie’s wrapped.”

Story-wise, Glee will cover some hot topics. “All of our episodes have a theme. That’s where we jump off at, some more than others. We do love to pay tribute to some artists but they have to be big pop culture artists. The first episode back is called Auditions and it’s about the idea that everybody, even if you’re not in high school, your daily life is an audition. Our third episode, I think our most controversial, is Faith and our kids talking about what it means to them.”

There’s also more going in with the background characters than you may know. Murphy revealed the secret of the glee club’s pianist. “The interesting story about Brad Ellis, he played the piano when we did all the auditions for the kids. He was very cool. We put him in black and I’ve only given him one direction which is, ‘You hate those kids.’ That’s all I’ve said to him, he hasn’t had lines but we have a backstory where he goes home, has voodoo dolls and hates those kids. Go back and see shots of him glaring at those kids. We think he’s a very low paid teacher at the school who’s like a part time helper. He might say, ‘I hate those kids.’ I don’t know, by season eight maybe if we’re so lucky. He’s a lovely guy. He works with the kids a lot. It’s like a family atmosphere.”

Glee returns to Fox this fall.




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