ET Moves Up World Premiere of Britney Spears' 'Circus' Video!

Entertainment Tonight, in partnership with Jive Records, Britney Spears and her management have decided to move up the world premiere of the title video from her new album Circus from Friday, December 5, by a day to Thursday, December 4. To watch an extended preview of the video, click here.

Fan frenzy has erupted around the globe as Britney’s sixth studio album was released earlier this week on her 27th birthday. The move to shift the premiere date for the lavish “Circus” video came after a Korean Web site leaked an unauthorized version of the video on the web. Wanting her fans to experience the anxiously awaited follow-up to her hit single “Womanizer” in the bold high definition that Entertainment Tonight can provide, Ms. Spears decided to respond to the overwhelming international fan demand and move the premiere to Thursday’s Entertainment Tonight.

An extended preview clip of Britney’s “Circus” will stream at ETonline.com beginning at 7AM EST on Thursday, December 4. The site is currently streaming video packages from ET’s exclusive coverage inside Britney’s birthday party including her birthday wish, her celebrity guests and a special welcome just for her fans on ETonline.

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Robert Pattinson's Hair-Raising Night!

Was it the throngs of young, screaming 'Twilight' fans that caused actor Robert Pattinson’s hair to stand on end?

The star of the hot vampire flick had an encounter with the forces of nature on Wednedsay night as he left GMTV studios in central London.

Robert's locks looked wild and shaggy as the strong winter winds tousled his hair!

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Heather Locklear Talks About Her Difficult Year

Heather Locklear appeared on the "Tonight Show with Jay Leno" on Wednesday night, marking her first TV appearance since being arrested on DUI charges last September.

Locklear told Leno of her current state, "I've been better, but I'm good today." She went on to say, "Here I am, safe and sound," and, turning to the audience, she added, "And you're safe and sound too!"

She called the last year "rough" and when Leno asks her what she would have done differently in 2008, she responded with good humor, "I would have stayed in my house!" But she went on more seriously: "You know what, I wouldn't have done anything differently because, here I am today, happy and healthy -- and lessons are to learn." She said she had learned some "hard lessons."

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Video: Backstage at the Grammy Nomination Concert!

ET has your pass to all the Grammys action -- our Kevin Frazier was at last night's big concert special, where he talked to first-time noms the Jonas Brothers, plus John Mayer, Christina Aguilera and more!

"We're smiling from ear to ear," Nick Jonas told Kevin backstage.

Mayer stayed mum on his relationship with Jennifer Aniston, but Christina says she has a new love -- her baby boy! "He's my first love now above anything else," she adds. "But it's important to me to stay true to the person I was before I gave birth."

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Britney's Birthday Party: The Gift

Watch our exclusive video to find out what we got Britney for her birthday -- and see more exciting footage from Britney's bash!

The pop princess celebrated her 27th birthday Tuesday night at the trendy club Tenjune in New York City -- and only ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT and "The Insider" were invited to the big celebration!

Check back here on our website for all of ET’s exclusive coverage!

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'Milk' Men Speak Out on Prop 8

'Good Will Hunting' director Gus Van Sant's long-in-the-works 'Milk' biopic starring Sean Penn is finally here, and ET's with ensemble cast members Josh Brolin, James Franco, Emile Hirsch and Alison Pill to talk about the first openly gay man to be voted into public office in America -- and how the period film mirrors contemporary political struggles happening now!

"I voted no on 8," says Franco of the California proposition that recently passed making same-sex marriage illegal, "and in our movie Harvey Milk fights a somewhat similar proposition -- Proposition 6, which would have barred gay teachers from teaching in schools. I think we have come a long way in 30 years, but Proposition 8 shows that we're not all the way there yet."

"I think that it's unfortunate that it passed," says Hirsch. "I think it would be kind of weird to make a movie about Harvey Milk and want Proposition 8 to pass. I think the protestors should do what they're doing and I think people are ready for this movie to come out. I think people are fired up for Milk's message to come right now."

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