BUZZ:Britney Airbrushed In "Work B*tch?";T.D. Jakes Slams "Preachers"

We thought Britney Spears looked banging in her new music video “Work B*tch,” but apparently she had a little help from the “Airbrush Diet” to get there. E! News got their hands on before and after shots released by HOAX Films, the visual effects studio that worked on the video, that revealed the star with a slimmer waist and thighs in the final frames.

HOAX Films stated that it “completed sky replacements shots, set extensions and cleanup” for the music video, but didn’t really elaborate on what the “clean up” was. Practically everyone in Hollywood uses airbrushing, PhotoShop or other visual trickery to look good (hey plastic surgery!) so it’s not like this is the end of the world, but Britney girl, you’re a mom of two, you don’t have to lie to kick it!  No one expects you to look like that teenager in “Oops…I Did it Again.”

In other news the singer revealed her latest effort will be titled Britney Jean, because that’s what her family in Louisiana calls her, y’all.

UP NEXT: FUTURE REPORTEDLY SUING DRAKE FOR $1.5 MILLION

Future Reportedly Suing Drake For $1.5 Million After Being Dropped From Tour

Another day, another hip-hop beef brewing, this time starring rappers Future and Drake.

According to Page Six, Drizzy demanded that Future be taken off his “Nothing Was The Same”  tour after Future reportedly said some not-so-nice things about the album, of the same title, in a Billboard magazine interview. “Drake made an album that is full of hits but it doesn’t grab you. They’re not possessive; they don’t make you feel the way I do,” Billboard quoted Future saying in an article and on Twitter.  Apparently the quotes were edited out of the story after Future’s managers made a stink (because deleting comments is a thing these days when people realize they’ve spoke out of turn) but Drake, who has a rep for being sensitive, wasn’t having it.  “He told his agent either Future gets fired, or he’ll fire him,” a source told Page Six.

Future was axed but he’s set lawsuit this week against Drake for lost wages, or about $1.5 million.

We can only imagine how a court appearance between these two would go down: whining, tears and feelings.

UP NEXT: GUESS WHO WAS VOTED OFF OF “DANCING WITH THE STARS?“

Christina Milian Gets The Boot From “Dancing With The Stars”

Christina Milian will have to find another place besides prime time TV to “Dip it Low.”

The singer and her dancing partner Mark Ballas were voted off of “Dancing With The Stars” last night, even though they had the highest score of the evening. The theme of the night was “Most Memorable Year of My Life” and after dealing with a divorce from The-Dream, with whom she had baby Violet with, Christina and Mark chose to lead off the competition portion of night with a cha-cha to Cee Lo Green’s “Forget You”  (oop!). The performance snagged the first “10″ score of the season, but even that wasn’t enough to save them from the chopping block.

When it came time for cuts, Christina and Mark went up against low scoring team, Leah Remini and Tony Dovolani, but as host Tom Bergeron told everyone earlier in the episode, a female celebrity would be voted off based solely on last week’s audience votes.

Sorry Christina!

Luckily our girl Amber Riley (Glee) is still in the running in the eight remaining dance teams. Who are you pulling for this competition? Check out Christina’s final dance below:

UP NEXT: MILEY RAPS WITH FRENCH MONTANA

Miley Cyrus Raps With French Montana on “Ain’t Worried About Nothin’” Remix

Oh Lawd, look what the rappers started!

Everyone from Pharrell to Juicy J have consigned the “twerking” (if you could call her displays that?) spectacle that is Miley Cyrus and now she thinks she has bars. The artist formerly known as “Hannah Montana” appears on French Montana’s “Ain’t Worried About Nothin’” remix which was released in full this week. Miley raps about the “three thick girls” in her video, name checks Versace and of course has an obligatory mention of a time she “popped a molly.”

Though French Montana uses the “n-word” throughout the song, luckily the provocative Pop Tart doesn’t go there using “bi**h, I ain’t worried ’bout nothing” in the hook instead. “I know what color my skin is,” she Tweeted according to E! “You can stop with the friendly reminders bi**h.” Oh.

Listen to the track below and tell us what you think.

UP NEXT: BISHOP T.D. JAKES REBUKES “PREACHERS OF L.A.” REALITY SHOW

Bishop T. D. Jakes Rebukes “Preachers of L.A.” Reality Show 

Oxygen’s reality show TV show “Preachers of L.A.” delivered the strongest Wednesday premiere in the network’s history with 1.1 million viewers for the network when it hit the air on October 9, but not everyone in The Flock is here for it. Notable preacher Bishop T.D. Jakes, of The Potter’s House in Dallas, TX has taken the show with controversial story lines  (a pastor having a baby out of wedlock with someone in the congregation?) to task, calling it “junk.”

According to EEW Magazine, Jakes got into the pulpit this last Sunday and when it came time to ask for offerings for his local ministries, he took the time to distance himself from the mega-church preachers we’re seeing on TV who haven’t been afraid to speak on their love for the finer — and flashier — things:

“Now, I know you been watching that junk on TV. I want to tell you right now, not one dime of what you’re sowing right now will buy my suit. I want you to know my car is paid for. I want you to know I got my house on my own. I want you to know I’m not bling-blinging. I am not shake and bake. I had money when I came to Dallas and I plan to have some when I leave

You did not buy what I got. I had it when I came here. You know I had it when I came here. The devil is a lie! I have sold enough books and produced enough movies. I don’t need your offering to pay for this little slimy suit. So I rebuke that spirit in the name of Jesus Christ.”

Jakes drove the point home by noting, “I am not from L.A., I’m from Dallas,” which got him cheers from the audience. Hmm…is  he being judgemental or does he have a point?

The show has gotten mixed reactions from other notable preachers and Christian artists, but some, like singer Fred Hammond support it. Keep up with all “The Preachers of L.A.” action at our sister site: Elev8.com and tell us your thoughts on the show in the comment section!