Britney Spears’ last album “Blackout” did not overall do well in sales, and didn’t even premiere at number one. But the single “Gimme More” was her best selling single since “…Baby One More Time.”

So what type of Britney music would you like on the next album? More dance?

LALATE’s fav song on Blackout? Piece of Me (remix)!

Spears will be in London to film the music video for “Radar” as first reported by LALATE last week. Online reports, without confirmation from Spears camp, place former manager Larry Rudolph (recently exec producer of the hit reality show “Rock the Cradle”) now back as Spears’ manager.

Rudolph says of the upcoming music video for Radar:

“The theme is her and her girlfriends are going to be looking all around London trying to find a boy who she met in a club. Every time they think they have him, it’s someone else!”

What will the dancing be like in the video? Chatter had said Spears was upset with the quality of her moves in “Piece of Me”, LALATE’s fav song of her current album “Blackout”.

The video reportedly has Spears in and out of clubs in London with other gal pals.

Spears this week shot a cameo on the next music video from U.S. girl group “Pussycat Dolls”.

LALATE was the first news site to break that Crosby Loggins (son of Kenny Loggins) was the winner.

Tonight’s performance will feature Bobby Brown’s son, Landon, and Al B. Sure’s son, Lil. The event will be at Opera Crimson in Hollywood.

… and if you are good on your family trees, just days ago, LALATE reported on Quincy Brown, son of Al B Sure and Kim Porter.

The show had gotten down to Chloe Lattanzi, daughter of Olivia Newton-John, Jesse Blaze Snider, son of Dee Snider, and Crosby Loggins.

Here’s Crosby’s bio:

“Crosby grew up in Santa Barbara, California. He was constantly surrounded with his father’s celebrity friends such as Jackson Browne, Graham Nash, Michael McDonald and Glen Phillips of Toad the Wet Sprocket. On Rock the Cradle, Kenny admitted that he had been touring during a significant amount of Crosby’s childhood. Crosby was enthralled with the famous people he came to meet, but he stated that “Dad was just dad.” Crosby learned how to play the keyboard at age seven and the guitar at age 13. He knew from a young age he wanted to pursue music, but for himself, and not to follow in his father’s footsteps. He played in sporadic high school bands, but admits he was not yet ready for stardom. He spent some time away in Hawaii after his title of “Kenny Loggin’s kid” became too much. He could not escape his love for music, and after a few years of building houses, went to music school.”

“Rock the Cradle” is from Larry Rudolph, former manager and possible returning manager to Britney Spears.

LALATE has a video of one Crosby’s performances on the show.

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