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  On Wednesday, the queen of this year's VMAs was hard at work in Los Angeles on the video for "Womanizer." In the clip, Britney sports a vampy look — a short black wig, red lipstick, black leather pants and fake tattoos — and plays a waitress, just like she did in the video for "(You Drive Me) Crazy." She's also once again working with director Joseph Khan, who previously helmed her clips for "Stronger" and "Toxic." According to People.com, the video was shot at the Elevate Lounge in the Takami Sushi & Robata restaurant, and dancers were dressed in waiters' uniforms.

  Pearson, the bassoonist, is a self-described musical "late bloomer" who only started going to shows when she was 19 and first joined a band when she was in college — a Siouxsie and the Banshees-esque outfit. "I begged my friends who were starting the band to include me on the bassoon," she recalled. "I told them, 'I know it sounds gimmicky, but let me try it.' " Eventually she took over vocals as well — something she said didn't come naturally. Pearson is not a power singer, which suits the delicate noise of High Places just fine, and in live shows she stays in her safety zone as the duo tend to use voice as just another mid-range melodic tool. Pearson began doing solo shows in Michigan and had planned to study music in grad school in the fall of '06. But those plans were sidetracked when, through a connection involving hipster faves Japanther and the Death Set, she met Barber and moved to Brooklyn for the summer to split the rent and do some solo gigs. The two solo acts soon became a duo.