ROLL CALL: Britney’s ‘Womanizer’ Hits Radio

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Britney’s ‘Womanizer’ Drops: She’s back y’all! Britney returns with her new single, “Womanzier,” which (as Access was first to report) hit airwaves around the country Friday morning. Nobody knows who Britney is calling out with lyrics like, “Boy, don’t try to front/I know just what you are… Maybe if we both lived in a different world/It would be all good, and maybe I could be ya girl/But I can’t ‘cause we don’t,” could it be Kevin Federline? Sam Lutfi? Adnan Ghalib? Or maybe even Justin Timberlake? Check out Brit’s new song HERE!

Brad’s ‘Bastards’ Work: Brad Pitt was spotted having dinner with Quentin Tarantino and Diane Kruger at Al contadino sotto le stele in East Berlin, People reports. The trio discussed the upcoming World War II movie, “Inglorious Bastards,” over Italian food. The following day Brad was already at work on the Tarantino film, reporting to Studio Babelsberg to begin the project, a source told the mag. And Brad isn’t alone in Germany, the entire Pitt-Jolie clan as moved outside of Berlin while dad films.

Tom Is WWII’ing Too: Brad is not the only mega-star with a World War II movie on his hands. Tom Cruise’s “Valkyrie,” which has been pushed back two different times, has finally debuted its trailer. Will Tom’s epic tale of an American trying to take down Hitler sizzle or fizzle? Has the bad buzz tainted the movie beyond repair? And — what’s with the eye patch? See what all the fuss is about HERE!

Phelps: No Sex Symbol Or Modest Sex Symbol?: Olympic superstar Michael Phelps debuted his line of new Kellogg’s cereal boxes Thursday at his hometown pool in Baltimore, People reports. And the Olympic champ said he’s not caught up in the attention he gets from the ladies. “I don’t really notice it. When I go out, go to dinner, I go out with friends, and we stay to ourselves,” Michael told the mag. “I don’t think of myself as a sex symbol. My mom is by far the most important woman in my life.” It appears we can rule out the Olympian as the subject of Brit’s new single.