text: Neil Warner / Splash News Britney Spears' handlers have strong ideas on how radio deejays should go about interviewing her. 
   
   Britney will grant you three questions, which she may not answer. 
   
   Pop star Britney Spears recently ended a radio blitz promoting her Las Vegas residency, which starts in December, and her handlers are leaving nothing to chance. 
   
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   We’ve been told that before leaving for London this week, Spears did a spree of radio spots, with the stations told that their five-minute interviews could discuss only Brit-Brit’s Vegas show, her new single and her “Britney Jean” album. Just in case there were any doubts about the rules, stations are being informed that these orders are “so everyone is clear — no personal questions and no funny business.” 
   
   Radio insiders say efforts to limit Spears’ opportunities to embarrass herself are doing the complete opposite, even when interviewers stick to the “assigned parameters.” 
   
   Deejays Roula and Ryan from Houston’s 104.1 KRBE recently had their taped segment pulled when it turned out to be an absolute disaster. 
   
   “We thought we could make something out of the ‘rules’ dictated before the interview, but as we commenced the interview, we quickly realized this was a one-sided conversation,” said Roula. “That is not entertaining to our audience.” 
   
   Spears’ reps argue the info they provided was not a mandate, but rather an aid to make the radio spots move along smoothly. 
   
   “As with all radio tours, the hosts are sent information on the talent and what they are promoting,” said Spears flack Jeff Raymond. “In this case, the label sent information on ‘Work Bitch’ (the single and video, dates, who directed, where shot, etc.), the upcoming eighth album, and her Vegas residency (title, show dates, etc.) so the hosts have correct info when asking her questions.” 
   
   Oops, Spears did it again on a Houston Hot 95.7 phoner. Even when the hosts lavished praise on her music, tour and perfume, a detached-sounding Spears needed to be asked twice if she had a fragrance. 
   
   “The voices in her head are slowing down her conversation,” said a deejay on the air after the Q&A, dismissing Spears’ claims of a bad phone connection. 
   
   Last month, a Vegas insider told us that speaking isn’t the only thing Britney has given up. 
   
   “Britney does not sing. She is being paid a lot of money to lip-sync,” a source told Confidenti@l. 
   
   Spears has since denied that she’ll lip-sync in Vegas. 
   
   On Tuesday, before-and-after images emerged from Hoax Films, a visual-effects studio, of the 31-year-old mother of two’s “Work Bitch” video. They suggest that a chubby Spears did the filming, but a digitally slimmed-down version appears in the final edit. 
   
   Team Britney didn’t comment on the video. 
   
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   MARTHA KEEPS IT CLEAN 
   
   As expected, Martha Stewart doesn’t like a dirty house. The domestic diva told us at the American Made Awards on Tuesday night that if she’s ever in one, it makes her nauseous. 
   
   “People don’t have to be dirty,” she said. “Dirt just bothers me.” 
   
   Stewart went on to discuss her dating life, saying it’s been “good” and that she’s just waiting for the right guy to scoop her up. “I’m a fabulous catch,” she told us. 
   
   Stewart spent time posing with guests but kept her distance, one spy says. “She kept her hands clasped in front of her, like the queen,” the tipster said. “None of them dared to lay a finger on Martha.” 
   
   Eventually, celeb chef Bobby Flay posed with her while holding her waist. 
   
   “The only person Martha did touch back was Sirio Maccioni, and I think that was because he had a cane and was quite frail,” our source said. 
   
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   NO FACES, BUT A NICE BACKSTORY 
   
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   HUNNAM DRAWS THE ‘SHADES’ 
   
   Charlie Hunnam is so devastated over the backlash about pulling out of “50 Shades of Grey,” he’s been skipping scheduled appearances to avoid questions. The “Sons of Anarchy” star was supposed to be at a benefit gala honoring FX Networks at the Paley Center for Media in Los Angeles, but was “under so much strain,” an insider tells us, he stayed home. “People at the event were whispering that it’s the media firestorm, and Charlie’s co-stars were instructed not to answer any questions about him or the movie,” our source says. 
   
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   ARNOLD HAS A LOT ON HIS PLATE 
   
   Jesus, Rocky and the Terminator got together Tuesday in Times Square. Actors Jim Caviezel, Sylvester Stallone and Arnold Schwarzenegger popped into Italian eatery Buca di Beppo after a screening of their film “Escape Plan.” Schwarzenegger ate a spaghetti-and-meatballs dish made for a family of six. On Wednesday he was spotted eating again, at Bice on the East Side, where former Gov. Eliot Spitzer was also dining. Seeing paparazzi swarming, Ah-nuld asked to move to a balcony table. 
   
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   MAKING STRIDES FOR KIDS 
   
   Elvis wants to trump cancer. Z100 deejay Elvis Duran and Eric Trump are walking across the Brooklyn Bridge to raise awareness of St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital’s fight against pediatric cancer. Rain or shine, Duran and his morning team will meet up with Trump and people from his foundation at Cadman Plaza Park on Saturday, Nov. 23, at 9 a.m. to begin their journey to lower Manhattan. Fans and supporters are welcome to come along. 
   
   THE BELL HASN’T TOLLED FOR ‘BAYSIDE!’ 
   
   The hysterical “Bayside! The Musical!” — an Off-Broadway parody of “Saved by the Bell” — has proven so popular that its run at Theatre 80 St. Marks has been extended for another month. The unexpected hit was scheduled to close on Nov. 23 but will now run through Dec. 28. 
   
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   Rod Stewart and the Arctic Monkeys dining at SoHo hot spot Pravda … A$AP Rocky and model Chanel Iman chowing down at Beauty & Essex … Haylie Duff on QVC’s “In the Kitchen with David” showcasing her new cookbook ... Ne-Yo celebrating his 31th birthday at the Raven in the Meatpacking District … Jamie Foxx ordering frozen margaritas at South West NY in Battery Park City … Celeb TV chefs Bobby Flay and Guy Fieri will be cooking up burgers at the Old Homestead Steakhouse Friday for Share Our Strength’s No Kid Hungry campaign. 
   
   . ||||| Running the life and career of Britney Spears is a tough job, but somebody’s gotta do it. And since a court ruled in 2008 that she was not fit to, her father, Jamie Spears has stepped in. Jamie has overseen Britney’s life pretty much without complaint for more than five years, but now, RadarOnline.com has learned, he’s asking for more money! Court documents obtained by RadarOnline.com expose what Jamie’s been paid for taking care of his daughter, and what his demands are going forward. 
   
   “I continue to perform services to protect and care for Britney’s person and to administer her estate in good faith and in her best interests,” Jamie writes in a new petition that was filed on October 15 in L.A. 
   
   He reveals, “I continue to have significant oversight duties relating to her visitation with her children.” 
   
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   From the beginning, Jamie’s been paid $16,000 per month for those duties, and is now asking the court merely to extend that compensation. 
   
   But he also receives $1,200 per month to pay rent for his office, and now, he claims, that’s not enough. 
   
   He claims, “as my rent has steadily escalated over the last three years, I request that I be reimbursed an additional $800.00 per month for my office expense for the time period of November 1, 2012, through August 31, 2013,” which adds up to $7,200. He also asks “that I be authorized to spend the sum of $2,000 monthly, rather than the previously ordered $1,200 monthly, for my office space in a secure location that is dedicated to Britney’s activities.” 
   
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   Jamie claims he uses that office for completing Brit’s business duties, such as the recently concluded “negotiations with respect to Britney’s upcoming concert series at Planet Hollywood … to maximize the contractual benefits she would receive with a minimum of financial risk to her and a safe, structured, and pleasant environment.” 
   
   In fact, signing on to the show ensured that Britney will remain under her dad’s control for at least two more years, as RadarOnline.com reported, which means Jamie will rake in at least $432,000 more from his daughter’s estate before she has any hope of getting out of the conservatorship.
target: – Britney Spears' father, Jamie, has been in charge of her since she was placed under conservatorship in 2008, and he thinks it's about time for a raise, Radar reports. "I continue to perform services to protect and care for Britney’s person and to administer her estate in good faith and in her best interests. I continue to have significant oversight duties relating to her visitation with her children," he writes in a new petition to the court. In addition to the $16,000 he gets for those duties per month, he also gets $1,200 for office rent, and he wants that amount bumped to $2,000, plus $7,200 in back pay for the increased rent he's paid since last year. Brit is apparently also under strict control when it comes to interviews. She's been promoting her upcoming Vegas residency, and her handlers told radio interviewers that during the five-minute interviews, they could only ask about Vegas or Britney's new album or single, sources tell the New York Daily News. "So everyone is clear," the stations are being informed, "no personal questions and no funny business." But apparently the interviews still aren't going well: One was pulled entirely after DJs deemed it "a one-sided conversation," and during another, the hosts needed to ask a distracted Spears one of their questions twice.