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Although she and her son, Sean Preston, both accompanied him to Las Vegas, Britney Spears took a pass on attending K-Fed’s album listening party.

(NOTE: Size of photos indicative of who has more talent.)

Apparently, Spears and K-Fed – real name Kevin Federline, of course – were spotted pre-show at Nero…a restaurant in Caesar’s Palace…having a discussion. Said discussion, however, apparently ended in tears, and Britney departed, presumably returning to their room. Bystanders may or may not have suggested that the waterworks began when K-Fed made the simple request to “act like you’re enjoying the album.”

So, now, Wacko Jacko is reportedly trying to get 50 Cent to collaborate with him.

Fiddy hasn’t committed to anything, but DJ Whoo Kid is heading over to Bahrain to pick up some tracks that Jackson has been working on, and the rumblings are that the collaboration – if it occurs – would appear on a mixtape the Kid is putting together. The only possible point of interest in this story is the comment that Jackson’s current material is being co-produced by Bruce Swedien, who engineered Thriller.

If Mike can put together something even half as good as that classic album, even your friend Joe Skeptic here could get behind that.

…but, first, fork over $9.95.

That’s how much it’s gonna cost you to watch the pay-per-view special where a seance is held and the spirit of John Lennon speaks from beyond the grave.

Predicted first revelation: Paul not actually dead.

Producer Paul Sharratt, who heads Starcast Productions – the company producing the show – and who calls himself a skeptic, said hearing the voice has made him a believer. Reportedly, he then added, “You know, like the Beatles song?” When informed it was actually a Monkees song that he was referencing, he said, nervously, “No, I’m pretty sure it’s a Beatles song,” then yelled, “Look, over there, it’s the ghost of George Harrison!” But when we turned to look, we saw nothing…and when we turned back, Sharratt had run off.