Starbucks, which for years rejected giving away free Internet service at its stores, has reversed course and said Monday that it will begin offering limited, free Wi-Fi at more than 7,000 company-owned U.S. stores. You know Britney Spears is excited about this news, poor thing.The switch to AT&T Inc. from T-Mobile will allow customers to receive up to two hours of free Internet service starting this spring. However, to access the Wi-Fi, customers must have a cash balance on an active Starbucks card, which is used to buy drinks, CDs or other items. Cards start at $5.
Seattle-based Starbucks Corp. said it has not worked out all the details as to how much of a cash balance must be on a card, and it has not set firm dates when the free Wi-Fi will begin. But its hometown likely will be among the first large cities to get the service as it is rolled out this year, said Chris Bruzzo, the company's chief technology officer. Full Starbucks Story




But did he really have to bring a camera crew with him. Isn't he feeding into one of the elements that is obviously setting off her bi-polar episodes. Isn't he just a user like the rest of the bottom feeders who surround her?
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Taken to the local hospital on a "medical hold" -- essentially a mental evaluation, cops found her earlier this evening at her home under the influence of an "unknown substance." Officers were called to the pop princesses home in Beverly Hills this evening after she reportedly refused to return custody of her two kids back over to K-Fed's bodyguard as ordered by the court. 










Alicia Keys had the evening's most rousing performance, debuting her new song "No One" and then an inspired, choir-backed cover of George Michael's "Freedom."
Video of the Year: Rihanna, "Umbrella," featuring Jay-Z / Monster Single of the Year: Rihanna, "Umbrella"