In other news, TMZ reports Britney Spears wants to do good - for herself and the world. Just after the New Year, the 25-year-old pop star had just withdrawn a large amount of cash from an ATM on Wednesday, and was stopped at the L.A. intersection of La Cienega Boulevard and Third Street when a homeless man approached her vehicle.

“Britney rolled down the window and handed the guy $300,�? says the source. “She said, ‘Good luck and happy new year!’ The guy almost had a heart attack.�?

Adds the source, “Britney wants to do good — for herself and the world. That’s what she’s all about.�?

Richard Blackwell , the self-appointed fashion police officer has also launched a scathing
attack on a host of other celebrities.
In his 47th annual list, Blackwell places Lindsay Lohan at number three,
claiming the actress is "tragically trapped in fashion's fast lane. She has
gone from adorable to deplorable".
Despite her recent makeover, Christina Aguilera failed to impress Blackwell,
who said of the fourth placed star: "La Diva Christina is a fabulous singer,
but she puts good taste through the wardrobe wringer! All crass, no class."
Mariah Carey made the unwanted cut in fifth place, with Blackwell branding
her a "Fashion Pariah" and the "Queen of Catastrophic Kitsch".
Sharon Stone also appears in the 'bottom' 10, with Blackwell calling her,
"An over-the-hill Cruella De Ville after the seismic shift".
Beyoncé Knowles, Angelina Jolie, Katie Holmes and Kate Winslet all made it
onto Blackwell's Fabulous Fashion Independents for 2006 list - which honours
the best dressed women.
Since Britney has been seen wearing a series of unflattering outfits, her
stylist has tried to distance herself from the singer.
Britt Bardo - who also works for Jennifer Lopez and Kate Hudson - insists
she is not to blame for Britney's shocking wardrobe.
Bardo told In Touch Weekly magazine: "Yes, I've done Britney Spears, but don
't blame me OK?!
"I try to make her up and she just takes everything off and does her own
thing."