Britney Spears Steps Out With Adorable Sons (Pics.)

While showering outdoors in Southern California on Wednesday decided to Brit take things in doors and treat their sons Sean Preston and Jayden James to a mini shopping spree at a Calabasas shopping center.

Brit’s 4-year-old Jayden could be a future paleontologist:As he had his eyes on a dinosaur figurine. How will this affect his baseball career?

Britney has been hard at work promoting her latest album Femme Fatale, which hits stores March 29, and recently announced a change of venue for her Good Morning America performance on the same day.

While it was supposed to take place outdoors in the Castro district of San Francisco, due to poor weather expectancy, it has changed to the Bill Graham Civic Auditorium, and because of limited capacity, it will now be a ticketed event, with 5,000 tickets available.

At least she’ll still be performing, right?

Watch Police And Soldiers Fired Water Cannons And Plastic Bullets

Police and soldiers fired water cannons and plastic bullets Thursday as thousands of students protested against a law passed by Venezuela's congress that increases the government's powers over the country's universities.

At least three people were injured, including a news photographer who was treated for a cut to the head after being hit with an object.

The students had planned to march to the National Assembly but were turned back. Later, hundreds of students managed to continue the march through Caracas on another route, evading authorities who were firing plastic bullets and a water cannon, and shouting: "People, listen! This is a dictatorship!"

"If the government is going to expel our ambassador there, let them do it!," Chavez said in a televised speech Tuesday night. "If they're going to cut diplomatic relations, let them do it!"

"Now the U.S. government is threatening us that they're going to take reprisals. Well, let them do whatever they want, but that man will not come," Chavez said.

"The president is only interested in maintaining power, but he doesn't take his responsibilities seriously," said Julio Borges, a newly elected opposition lawmaker. Borges told reporters that the opposition will propose a law aimed at getting guns off the streets because the government has failed to address gun violence.

The law governing universities was approved by the National Assembly early Thursday, and students denounced it as an attempt by President Hugo Chavez to clamp down on autonomous state universities that have been a bastion of opposition to his government.