Britney Spears is in the midst of another great American comeback story. It's essentially a cliche now that we love the underdog and the comeback kids, particularly when you can combine both factors. There was a point in time, namely around the shaved head incident, that Britney Spears would have easily been voted the least likely pop-wreck to make a comeback. Recent successes make those somewhat recent days seem long ago.
Following an appearance on UK television on the X-Factor, (where she also celebrated her birthday a few days early), Britney unveiled her documentary "For the Record" on MTV, which drew in chunks of viewers for the network. Reports say the Spears special, which first aired on Sunday night, tripled MTV's ratings for that time period.
The timing couldn't be better for Britney, as concert tickets for her upcoming tour go on sale this week. That tour (full dates here) will truly let us know if Ms. Spears is indeed the comeback kid of 2009. The Pussycat Dolls will support Britney on the tour, which kicks off March 3rd in New Orleans.
Britney Spears is in the midst of another great American comeback story. It's essentially a cliche now that we love the underdog and the comeback kids, particularly when you can combine both factors. There was a point in time, namely around the shaved head incident, that Britney Spears would have easily been voted the least likely pop-wreck to make a comeback. Recent successes make those somewhat recent days seem long ago.
