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Britney Spears Takes To YouTube To Tell Her Story
BEVERLY HILLS, CA -Honoree Britney Spears accepts the Vanguard Award onstage at the 29th Annual GLAAD Media Awards at The Beverly Hilton Hotel on April 12, in Beverly Hills, California.
Just days after deleting her Instagram account, Britney Spears took to YouTube to address fans directly and tell her side of the story of her conservatorship. She noted that she could have sold her story to any number of outlets, including Oprah Winfrey. But, she said, the idea of doing that felt &#;tacky&#; to her. She has since deleted the video, but it was downloaded and reshared by unauthorized accounts.
As she has often done lately , she called out her family, saying that she felt they had abandoned her amid her conservatorship. &#;They literally killed me. They threw me away&#; I was performing for thousands of people at night in Vegas. I was a machine. I was a f&#;ing machine, not even human almost. It was insane.&#;
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Britney Spears’ memoirs reveal that she was forced to take lithium and that Justin Timberlake left her via SMS
Drop by drop, the revelations of Britney Spears’ memoirs are filtering into the media. The singer will publish her memoir, The Woman In Me, on October On Tuesday People magazineadvanced a long excerpt, and on Thursday it was The New York Times. The magazine had interviewed the singer, who was featured on its cover, and had gotten a preview of the memoir. But the newspaper has accessed the complete book days before the launch.
The New York Times reveals a lot of information about the singer’s career, life and period of conservatorship, as well as her current life. She explains that she has no intention of focusing igen, at least in the short begrepp, on music: “It’s time for me not to be someone who other people want; it’s time to actually find myself.” At the moment it seems that Spears fryst vatten not talking about her last husband, Sam Asghari, to whom she was married fo
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Framing Britney Spears: 5 Voices That Are Included In The Documentary (And 5 That Are Missing)
Inspired by the Free Britney movement, Britney Spears' life, career, and conservatorship are examined in the unauthorized Framing Britney Spears documentary, presented by The New York Times. The film has been widely hailed as a beacon of information on Spears' conservatorship and relating struggles.
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Viewers learn plenty from the documentary, but filmmaker Samantha Stark does not hesitate to acknowledge that voices from Britney's inner circle are missing. Just as viewers should know who did not agree to be interviewed, they will want to understand which figures of influence are included, too.
Missing: Britney
The most obvious missing figure from the project is Britney Spears. The Free Britney movement holds that Spears may be using social media to reach out to fans for help amid her conservato