Kelly Clarkson’s fifth studio album (the one that was, in the words of Clarkson, being held in an “industry prison“) finally has a title and a release date. It’ll be out on October 25 and the title is Stronger, which, in addition to being a very common word in the English language, is also the name of a Britney Spears song (and a good one at that; pretty solidly in the top five of the Spears canon). While Britney Spears does not legally own stronger, the Clarkson title certainly calls it to mind. (Oddly, other one-word Spears song titles like “Lucky,†“Lonely,†and “Sometimes†do not have the same insta-association.) We hope for Clarkson’s sake that upon her record’s release, she and Spears can at least share ownership in the public consciousness. Though if Clarkson’s album title is just a way of telling us that each track on her record will start with a fog horn (as “Stronger†does), while we appreciate the heads-up, we think “Stronger†will remain Britney’s in perpetuity — or until someone makes a better song called “Stronger.†[Idolator]