Britney Spears and Christina Aquilera Pointless Post of the Day

Alright, it’s been a while since I’ve made pointless use of Britney Spears and Christina Aquilera to spike visits to Adrants but serious news (as if I ever covered that here in the first place) is light today. What is so newsworthy about Britney and Christina that they should find their way to Adrants today? Absolutely nothing. Except that, oh, they have changed their hair color. Why does this matter? Does anyone care? Not really but then again, this is a pointless post.

So both Britney and Christina have gone from blond to, heaven forbid, brunette! Is there such a thing as a brunette bimbo? Oh sorry, that was mean.

And the importance of this news to the world of advertising? Hmm…Well…Umm… Oh, I go it. All those art directors and stylists out there really need to know this because they simply can’t plan the next photo shoot or ad campaign without knowing these important details. After all, Christina will soon be featured in a new campaign for Versace. And Britney? Well, I’m sure some advertiser will be calling her again as soon as she is finished dwelling in the tabloid world and gets back to doing what she does best, pretending to sing and making men across the world wish they were sitting next to her here.

And thanks to ApeChild for giving me the excuse to do this.

Hey, it’s Friday.

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