hotoffthenet's video: Miley Cyrus Has A New Provocative Music Video Decisions

http://HotOffTheNetLA.mevio.com Miley Cyrus makes a bold choice for her new video, Sam Lutfi crashes and burns and Gene Hackman does something awesome. Miley Cyrus has been taking steps to change her image as a teen idol...but her new music video might be pushing boundaries. The pop superstar wanted to make things extra-hot, so she cast 20-year-old adult film star Jessie Andrews in the lead! The new track, "Decisions", is a collaboration with Israeli DJ Bogore -- who used to date Andrews. Shooting took place at Beacher's Madhouse, a Los Angeles nightclub famous for its odd mishmash of little people, goats, and burlesque dancers. This sounds like an ambitiously strange video, and should mean as much for the future of Miley's career as Christina Aguilera's infamous "Dirrty". Sounds good to me! Sam Lutfi, the former self-proclaimed manager for Britney Spears, lost BIG in his lawsuit against Britney's parents yesterday. Lutfi accused the family of allowing the singer to become a substance abuser and painting him as a villain despite his attempts to help the troubled star. Over the last few weeks, Lutfi made a series of outlandish claims that were consistently rebuked by people close to the Spears clan. And yesterday, the judge decided to throw out the case entirely as Lutfi had no real evidence to back up any of his accusations. Reps for Lutfi announced plans to appeal, but we'd be surprised if they went anywhere. Doubt it. And finally, retired actor Gene Hackman reappeared in the spotlight this week. The two-time Academy-Award winner was out to dinner with his wife in Santa Fe, New Mexico yesterday when a homeless man approached the couple in a threatening manner, and called Hackman's wife the "c" word. Hackman responded by immediately pimp-slapping the man in the face, almost knocking him to the ground. A reminder: Hackman is 82 years old. AWESOME. The victim, named Bruce Becker, allegedly called police immediately - but after interviewing Hackman, they decided it was a necessary measure of self defense.