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We still have a lot to learn about the pop icon who is Britney Spears. So much so that a new
New York Times-produced documentary titled
Framing Britney Spears is heading to FX next month.
Per
, the film will focus on Britney s career highs and lows, as well as the aftermath of her very public 2007 breakdown, which led to the long-standing conservatorship helmed by her father that is still in place today.
Even though Britney is one of the music industry s most successful recording artists with 100 million albums sold and a steady pop culture fixture since her …Baby One More Time debut in 1999, the singer reportedly hasn t had complete control of her life and financial matters for years. Her father, Jamie Spears, was named co-conservator of her estate in 2008 along with lawyer Andrew Wallet. Though Wallet resigned from the position in 2018, Jamie has continued to control Britney s life, finances, and personal decisions, sparking fan outrage and t
"In many ways, this moment embodies our character as a nation. It demonstrates who we are, even in dark times. We not only dream we do," said the Vice President during her speech.
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Former president Barack Obama released a statement Wednesday evening, expressing his utter disappointment with the riot and chaos led by fervent Donald Trump supporters upon the U.S. Capitol yesterday.
Obama s statement comes after the entire nation watched in shock as thousands of Trump supporters stormed the Capitol building while Congress was officially certifying President-elect Joe Biden and Vice President-elect Kamala Harris s November election win. Rioters broke through doors and smashed in windows, took deranged selfies with law enforcement and inside government officials offices, and more cheered on the debauchery from outside the Capitol s walls. President Donald Trump not only refused to outwardly condemn the lawless mob, but told them he loved them and that they were special during his little-too-late recorded response to the chaos.