SENATE APPROVES DEATH PENALTY FOR DRUG TRAFFICKERS. (PHOTO).

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BRITNEY SPEARS PERFORMANCE TONIGHT IN LAS VEGAS.

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Back with a bang: Britney Spears is seen here doing her last dress rehearsal on Thursday ahead of the opening night of her Las Vegas residency Piece Of Me on Friday at Planet Hollywood          Britney Spears is seen here in a stunning array of costumes during her final dress rehearsal for her Las Vegas show which will kick off tonight.The 32 year old singer and mother of two is in fantastic shape,clearly the graft and rigour of the past few months have paid off as she gears up for a two year piece of me residency at planet Hollywood.In one particular outfit,a nude body suit which appears to be very much inspired by her 2004 toxic music video attire.She even have a six pack,have you seen it?.                                Centre of attention: She will be supported by a 14-strong army of backing dancers during the 100-minute showArise, Princess Of Pop: Britney is lowered from the roof wearing an angel outfitOn a high: The former X Factor USA judge tweeted her fans on Thursdays saying she had 'chills'Stunning scenery: The songstress hovers in front of a blossom background, surrounded by her dancers belowRed devil: In this black and red outfit, Britney goes to the dark side with a brunette wigMuscled troupe: Spears was flanked by Polynesian style dancers in baggy trousersSassy star: Britney had her old spark back as she strutted with her hands on her hipsBlack and gold: In another costume change, the songstress wears a gold leotard with a black and white striped waistcoat of sortsGirl on fire: The show will be filled with all kinds of spectacles, including pyrotechnics as seen hereHat's off! Brit has her iconic microphone headpiece in place as she gets into energetic routineRound of applause: Britney is likely to be roping audience members into the show

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