Britney Spears spends hundreds of thousands of dollars on security, mortgages and phone bills and other expenses last year - in all the diva shelled out $10 million on a bevy of expenses according to a new document she filed with the Los Angeles Superior Court.

Spears paid over $285,000 in mortgage and another $49,387 in upgrades and repairs to her properties; over $6,000 in phone bills and over $1,800 on cable and satellite television. In April, Spears paid off a $711 phone bill to AT&T and holds accounts with four separate carriers.

Britney Spears wants to become a teacher. The "Womanizer" singer is growing increasingly frustrated living life in the constant media glare and would love a 'normal' career.

Her cousin Alli Sims said: "Britney would always say, "Maybe I just want to be a teacher. I just want to do something on a normal level. I've been something for so long.'"

Megan Fox has been named the world's second-most "drooled over woman." The "Transformers" actress came second in Maxim magazine's 2009 Hot 100, an annual poll to find the world's most desirable women.

Maxim wrote: "Seriously, do women get more painfully hot than this? Megan Fox has the face of an angel, a body so perfect that God may have carved it out of soap and sex appeal that could melt a unicorn's horn. Plus, we hear she smells like clouds."

Sam Lutfi has not only lost Britney Spears, he may also lose thousands of thousands in legal fees. Lawyers for the pop princess have asked a court to order the former manager and pal to cover her legal payments.

Lutfi, who was hit with a three-year restraining order to stay away from the 26-year-old singer last month, may also pay for the courtroom battle fees that gave him the ban.

Britney Spears is demanding a hotel room which has never been smoked in for her U.K. visit. The "Womanizer" singer has reportedly made several requests to London's Dorchester hotel where she will stay in June when her tour comes to England, including humidifiers in every room, Marilyn Monroe DVDs and 100 watt light bulbs.

Britney has also asked for fresh flowers which she will arrange herself, celebrity magazines and women's novels.

Michael Jackson has been told he's too thin to perform live. Doctors have reportedly begged the "Thriller" singer to eat more or risk collapsing on stage during his 50-show residency at London's O2 arena in July.

Concert promoter AEG Live insist the 50-year-old star is "extremely fit" and looking forward to taking to the stage, but others claim he is dangerously underweight, and needs gain at least 20lbs to be considered healthy.