Greek-American Annette Stamatelatos, co-writer of "Everytime," has renamed herself Annet Artani, and is entering the 2006 Eurovision contest for Cyprus, with the song "Why Angels Cry." Annet has signed a record contract in Greece and has uploaded 9 photos of her and Britney on tour together to her web site photo gallery here - Annet is also reported to have received a good luck text message from Britney, wishing her luck for the contest.

Britney's long-time family friend and personal assistant, Felicia, has told "The New York Post," "[Sean Preston] didn't even fall. The chair just broke. He's totally fine. He's up and at 'em. He's wanting to walk and talk." "Access Hollywood" also reports that the reports of a fracture and blood clot "are simply not true."

"People" magazine have the full story about Sean Preston's accident, saying, "While the baby's nanny was lifting him from his high chair, something snapped in the chair and Sean Preston slipped from her arms and fell to the floor, bruising his head on 1st April. A doctor came to the house that day and examined the child; he seemed fine, but six days later, the parents became concerned and took Sean Preston to the hospital emergency room to have him checked out. No serious problems were found. After the hospital visit, child welfare officials visited Spears's home accompanied by a sheriff's deputy, as is routine following certain hospital reports." Spears' laywer said, "They determined that they were not involved in any injury and that nothing improper was done within the home."

Britney is on the front page of "Star" magazine USA, reporting that she has been investigated by the Department of Children & Family Services, following her taking Sean Preston to the hospital after noticing him sleeping more than usual. According to the report, six days earlier, he had taken a major fall from his high chair, which led to the doctors discovering he had "a minor skull fracture (sometimes called a "scalp fracture" in babies), and a blood clot." DCFS paid a visit on 8th April; a representative said, "everyone was fine" and added the case had been closed.

15 video captures from Britney's tribute to Jamie Lynn, "Little Me," have been added to the photo gallery!

Britney has uploaded a 50second clip of a special track and video montage dedicated to Jamie Lynn for her 15th birthday to her official fan club (a clip is available for free on her web site). Lyrics to the full clip have been added here - the track is expected to be released on Britney's 5th album, pencilled in for November this year.

"Britney found a good way to shed those post-baby pounds when she taught two free jazz-hip-hop dance classes for kids at the Malibu Academy of Dance recently. Wearing sweatpants and a t-shirt, Britney instructed a packed house of 88 students, ranging in age from 7 to 14. She played a new remix of the Eurythmics song "Here Comes the Rain Again," and one of her own tunes that's likely to be on her next album. Then she went into action, showing the students a series of dance moves. "(Britney) did a step called The Monkey, and she did a little squeak at the end of it," studio owner Steve Chase told us. "It had all the kids laughing. She was incredibly sweet with them, and called everyone 'baby.' " And Spears brought a very special guest: son Sean Preston, to whom the school gifted a basket of Lyla Blu t-shirts. And it wasn't a one-shot deal: The next day, the pop diva returned solo and taught the same routine to another class. "Britney lives close by so I think she did it as a way of giving back to her community," says Chase, who added that she would definitely be back to help her young fans with some more fancy footwork."

Peter Biker and Karsten Delgado (Daahlgaard), otherwise known as SoulPower UK, are currently writing and producing tracks to be sumitted for Britney's fifth album. The duo have recently produced and co-written "It's OK!" for Liberty X and "Better" for Sugababes, as well as Jamelia's "Thank You." In addition to their own tracks, they are also going to be collaborating with Cathy Dennis ("Toxic," "Showdown") on potential tracks for the album.