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Alicia Keys/Jack White Duet Surfaces, and Keys Wants to Keep Rocking

Jack White and Alicia Keys' James Bond duet has finally surfaced, and Keys says she'd like to work with the White Stripes rocker on her next record. (Getty Images)
Jack White and Alicia Keys' James Bond duet has finally surfaced, and Keys says she'd like to work with the White Stripes rocker on her next record

It seems that even her Majesty's Secret Service can't keep music from illicitly appearing on the interwebs. Jack White and Alicia Keys' James Bond theme has finally leaked in its entirely. Listen to it here -- and (possibly) marvel at how well Jack White's bluesy screech and rough guitars meld with Alicia Keys' so-smooth vocals on the first-ever Bond duet.

Despite Keys' presence as the Bassey-style Bond Girl singer, this one definitely sounds more like a White Stripes track than anything off of As I Am.

But Keys is sticking to her campaign of collaborating with the rocker.

"I would love to rock with him on my next album," she told Rolling Stone.

According to magazine, White wrote their duet after swapping ideas with Keys over the phone. The lyrics, he says, borrow from themes in the upcoming movie, which is all about mistrust and paranoia. As the chorus goes: "Someone that you think you can trust is just another way to die."

In real life, though, White and Keys have a bit more faith in each other. Both musicians have gone on record in the past to say that they're members of the mutual admiration society.

"I like that she sneaks odd-sounding things into pop music that shouldn't be there," White said of Keys. As for her opinion of White, she says: "I love Jack and the White Stripes, the rawness of their style. 'Seven Nation Army' obviously is crazy. And 'Icky Thump' - the intro to that is off the chain."

Britney Spears opened the MTV Video Music Awards Sunday Night. The pop singer appeared nervous and awkward. She won all three nominations.

Britney Spears never performed on Sunday night's MTV Video Music Awards. She picked up all three of her nominations. The career of Britney Spears might have a bounce back. She was originally not going to attend the MTV Video Music Awards. However, she showed up and swept the awards by winning all three of her nominations.

Her career has been overshadowed in recent years by a variety of personal woes, many of them happening less than a year ago.

Spears took home the awards for video of the year, best pop video and best female video, all for the tune "Piece of Me."

"I'm in shock right now," Spears said after accepting her third award.

The acceptance speeches were brief. However, she gave multiple thanks to God, her family and her fans.

Spears opened the ceremony with only four sentences. She also covered up her face with the microphone.

"Thank you so much. Thank you for all the love. I'm here tonight to celebrate a very important birthday, the 25th anniversary of the VMAs. This is the 2008 MTV Video Music Awards and it starts right now."

That was about it for the opener.

One other upset about the awards was the lack of 25th anniversary performers. If this was to be an anniversary ceremony, they forgot to invite them.