You've already seen the exclusive photos, so now check out this video of Britney performing on Japanese show Hey! Hey! Hey! It seems like the more she performs 'Womanizer' the hotter it gets!!



The Japanese crowd was amazing -- they were super loud!

Leave us your thoughts on the performance after the jump. :)

Traci, Britney's Blonde Bitch

I have something even MORE exciting for you to do than last lazy Sunday's Circus VIP challenge (I know... you didn't think it possible, right?)
 
Britney is nominated for FIVE Virgin Media Music Awards: Best Comeback (she never left!!!!) Best Track, Best Album, Best International Act and Legend of the Year!

VOTE. VOTE. VOTE VOTE VOTE!!!!

That's all. Happy lazy/voting Sunday.

Jen, Britney's British Bitch

The votes are in.

 Britney has won Fuse TV's Best Video of 2008 for 'Womanizer.' You guys totally killed it with your voting!!!

'Womanizer' was up against Paramore's 'That's What You Get' and it was a landslide victory for our girl, who received 78% of the votes. Nice try Paramore fans. Better luck next time.

Jen, Britney's British Bitch

Sure Circus is selling like hotcakes, breaking records and topping music charts worldwide. But, get this: The critics also like what they hear. Check out these review excerpts to see what they are saying...

From the synthy open of "Womanizer" to the regretful ache spurring "Blur," "Circus" gives Brit pop a whole new meaning, as the singer does double duty as a dance diva and brokenhearted balladeer. It's no easy feat, but when Spears shoves aside the tabloid trauma and hooks up with the right producers--on this album it's Guy Sigsworth, Danja, Dr. Luke and Max Martin--she is in a class of her own.
-- Ann Donahue, Billboard

Circus shifts from defiant booty calls to subtler material; suddenly, it's a first-rate electro-pop album. The Danja-produced ''Blur'' is a remarkably pretty song about (finally!) an actual blackout. ''Mmm Papi'' giddily sets her littlest-girl voice against a guitar right out of 1960s go-go rock. The standout is ''Unusual You,'' a pulsating ballad where a woman of experience finds unexpected love: ''Didn't anyone tell you you're supposed to/Break my heart, I expect you to/So why haven't you?'' Mostly, Spears still presents herself as fantasy object, but here might be her own fantasy -- of real acceptance.
-- Chris Willman, Entertainment Weekly

"Toxic" producers Bloodshy & Avant hit pay dirt again with the melodic, glowing "Unusual You." The Max Martin-produced "If U Seek Amy" (say it fast) is a saucy, swinging standout, and the photographer-taunting stomper "Kill the Lights" recalls the synth crush of 2007's Blackout.
-- Caryn Ganz, Rolling Stone

A seasoned cast of collaborators including Danja, Bloodshy & Avant, Guy Sigsworth, and Max Martin ensures that Spears's sixth album hits all the proper sonic touchstones. The fistful of dance tunes are fashionably stern, saddled with ominous strut and anonymous throb. But Britney is a palpable presence here, a flesh-and-blood singer.
-- Joan Anderman, The Boston Globe

...with Spears' sixth studio album, Circus (Jive), the mother of two exfoliates her grime and convincingly proves why she's finally ready to cue the curtains and retrieve her spotlight.
-- Tracy Garraud, Vibe

Circus has debuted at No. 1 on Billboard's European Top 100 Albums chart. Britney's sixth studio album is now No. 1 in Canada, the U.S., Mexico, Switzerland, Brazil and Taiwan. Whew! The album is also at the top spot on the Billboard Top Digital Albums chart.

'Circus' the single is doing pretty fantastically too and is currently No. 3 on the Billboard Hot 100, No. 1 on the Digital Songs chart and is the iLike Libraries Most Added track (with 'Womanizer' right behind at No. 2.)

And it doesn't stop there... 'Shattered Glass' is at No. 70 on the Billboard Hot 100 and 'If U Seek Amy' is at No. 86.


Brit is truly the ring-mistress of her Circus.

Jen, Britney's British Bitch