Britney Spears got her hair done yesterday, and it look blond-delicious. She even smiled. Larry Rudolph, who is back to being Britney’s manager, told MySpace Celebrity:

"Britney’s doing great … I’ve seen huge improvements in her … she’s still got a comeback in her. She’s in great shape, I mean really great shape. She’s in an amazing position for a comeback right now. She could end up being the biggest comeback in history. The public for a while was throwing darts at her … was just getting hit. I think the tide turned and people started to understand what was going on with her … Everyone is rooting for her. Everybody wants to see her get through it … to see Britney back on stage. She is the world’s greatest entertainer … How I Met Your Mother was a really positive experience for her. She talked about it quite a bit the last time I saw her … she wants to do it again … She’s exercising, eating great, she’s doing great things."

Larry sure knows how to build up our expectations for a Britney comeback, but "world’s greatest entertainer" isn’t a title I’d bestow on Britney. World’s biggest spectacle is more like it. It’s good to see she is back on track, but the question everyone wants answered is "will we ever see the old Britney again?"

Britney Spears and Larry Rudolph are going to be working together again. A source told E!:

"It’s true. They are working together."

This is probably due to Jamie Spears influence to help his daughter get her career and life back on track. Jamie wrote an email to the New York Post last year in support of Larry after he was let go by Britney. Jamie said at the time:

"When Larry Rudolph talked Britney into going into rehab, he was doing what her mother, father and team of professionals with over 100 years of experience knew needed to be done. She was out of control. Larry was the one chosen by the team to roll up his sleeves and deliver the message, to help save her life."

Having Larry back in the picture could mean Britney may be getting ready to expand her acting career, and maybe get back to doing some music.