Till The World Ends


Optimism is the message of the video. Even when the world inside you seems like it's ending - keep dancing. Eventually a better day will come.
"I choose to be a happy person. I choose not to be a negative person. It's all about perception. How you choose to view things." - Britney Spears

Enemy Among Us

Enemy Among Us by Paper Route
There's an enemy among us. He stole as best he could. Our hearts like an enemy should.

The World of Dreams

What we are to our inward vision, and what man appears to be sub specie aeternitatis (from the perspective of the eternal), can only be expressed by way of myth. Myth is more individual and expresses life more precisely than does science. Science works with concepts of averages which are far too general to do justice to the subjective variety of an individual life.
- Carl Jung From Memories, Dreams, Reflections

Britney Spears collaborates with Takashi Murakami for POP Magazine

Britney Spears collaborates with Takashi Murakami and channels her inner manga for Britain's POP Magazine. Murakami also worked on the cover art for Kanye West's Graduation.
The comic-book-inspired shoot was directed by legendary artist Takashi Murakami, and Brit was pretty pleased with his work.
 Britney Spears goes anime in Break the Ice from 2008's Blackout directed by Robert Hales.

Is It All in My Head?

"With diseases like chronic fatigue syndrome and fibromyalgia, what you believe about your illness influences how sick you become."
"Anybody who has a chronic illness has alterations in biological and psychological mechanisms," says James F. Jones, M.D., a chronic fatigue expert with the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. "You really can't separate the brain and the body, because psychology is biology—everything that takes place in the brain is chemical or electrical. You can't have the one without the other."

"Doctors suspect that by continuing to focus on an elusive biological cause, they could be missing out on the other half of the picture—and the chance to find a solution. They have begun to re-examine the role of severe stress, depression and even personality traits in initiating and fostering disease." - Is It All in My Head? by Melissa Schorr, published on May 01, 2005 - last reviewed on July 20, 2009, Psychology Today