BritneySpears.com posted a photo of Britney’s setlist for her “Circus” tour, which starts in New Orleans this week.

I’m really excited to see the “Bollywood” version of “Me Against the Music”!

I love this setlist, and I love that it ends with “Baby One More Time.” I have tickets to see her in Seattle, and I just couldn’t be more excited.

Meanwhile, it looks like Britney will have her boys on tour with her, as Kevin Federline — their primary custodian — has agreed to go on tour with Britney. Way to go, Kevin! It’s awesome that you’re going to let the boys be with their mother, but what about your other kids with Shar Jackson? I hope you’re going to be flying back regularly to be a father to them, too.

I hadn’t heard anything about the Entourage folks making a movie, but it looks like they are, because I just got an email that they’re casting extras for the film.

No experience needed, all looks and types desired.

Click here to learn more and apply.

More importantly, what do we think about the idea of an Entourage movie? Excited or no?

Update: A tipster tells me that this casting company is a fraud and “pure evil.” Use at your own risk.

This adorable young woman accompanied her mother to Pinkberry yesterday — but she looks just like her father.

Who is this little girl?

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Oooooooomg.

Who wants to have sex with Anne Hathaway?

I do! I do!

Hot, hot, hot.

“I don’t owe anybody my side of the story.There are no sides! There is no bad guy and there is no good guy.  There are no villains and there is no heroine in this story.”

Jennifer Aniston in April’s issue of Elle UK discussing how she isn’t going to talk about her split from Brad.  Which I find ironic since I feel like she is always talking about her “husband.”

Advice to Jen?  If you don’t feel that you owe anyone your side of the story, stop sharing your side of the story with everyone.

Katie Holmes is the cover girl on April’s issue of Glamour.  She shares all the crap about her life that no one is interested in learning about.

Regarding the actresses she idolizes, she inexplicably mentioned Audrey Hepburn in the same sentence as Julia Roberts:

Growing up, I always had my dreams set on being an actor, so I looked up to Julia Roberts, Audrey Hepburn. I also look up to Kate Winslet and Renée [Zellweger] and Cate Blanchett…and Diane Keaton—she’s a genius.

On a day living in an imprisoning compound in her life:

We like to be together, so we use the house for our [business] meetings. [We] play Yahtzee, board games, Scrabble. We grill; have pool parties. We play “The Three Little Pigs” and Suri is the Big Bad Wolf. [Tom] reads story books to Suri and we all laugh. When a good song comes on, he’ll break into dance. We’ll watch movies in bed—recently Madagascar and Cinderella, for Suri. We have a really good time.

On vowing to marry Tom.  Oh, and when she said “fun,” she meant “malleable.”

When Top Gun came out my sisters were like, ‘Oh, my God, Top Gun! Tom Cruise!’ And I very confidently said, ‘I’m going to marry him one day.’ It wasn’t like, How do I get Tom Cruise? It was just: I think I’m going to marry him. Why not? He’ll like me. I’m fun.

Comedy Central’s The Sarah Silverman Project needs a bailout.  The executive producers of the show, one of which is Silverman, were informed that the budget for season three would be cut by more than twenty percent.  Hey, welcome to my world.

Anyway, they have threatened to quit, which would effectively end the show.  Apparently a typical budget for a one-camera is $1.5-2M per episode and they have been producing TSSP for $1.1 per show.  So yeah, being cut to $850,000 is tough-I guess.  Honestly, I know nothing about television production operational costs.  It just flummoxes me that it costs over a million dollars to produce twenty-two quality minutes of Silverman amusing the masses.  Of course, I also don’t understand people who pay $200 to go to a concert, so I may not be the best judge.

The EPs and Comedy Central are at a stand-off but talks are set to resume this week.

Totally unrelated, I have to pay Sarah Silverman a compliment.  There is something about her that looks infinitely inappropriate in a dress-like Amy Winehouse at an AA meeting, it just never looks right.  But you know what?  She never stops trying.  I appreciate her persistence.