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It’s Britney, baby, one more time. Despite her train-wreck performance at the MTV Video Music Awards last year, the network confirms Ms. Spears will kick off the show once again. But it won’t be a performance. Instead, the president of MTV Networks Music Group, Van Toffler, said Wednesday, it’ll be something “fun and unexpected” on Sunday night’s show.

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|It’s Britney, baby, one more time. Despite her train-wreck performance at the MTV Video Music Awards last year, the network confirms Ms. Spears will kick off the show once again. But it won’t be a performance. Instead, the president of MTV Networks Music Group, Van Toffler, said Wednesday, it’ll be something “fun and unexpected” on Sunday night’s show.
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