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(Wally Skalij/Los Angeles Times via Getty Images) 5 Years Ago Today, the ‘Free Britney’ Movement Began With Britney Spears’ First Attempt to Leave Conservatorship
Britney Spears made her first public request to end her conservatorship after 13 yers of alleged abuse and misconduct.
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Photo by Jo Hale/Redferns On This Day in 2000, Britney Spears Set Records With an Iconic Album Inspired by Titanic, Shania Twain, and More
If you were a teen girl or had a sister in the year 2000, chances are Oops!…I Did It Again was a permanent fixture in your CD player.
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Photo by Dave Benett/Getty Images Jay-Z Was the Reason Pharrell Got To Work on an Iconic 2000s Pop Track
Pharrell recalls how hanging out with Jay-Z at a club was the inciting moment that eventually led to him working with Britney Spears in 2001.
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Photo by Jeremy Bembaron/Sygma/Sygma via Getty Images Britney Spears Reportedly Sold off the Rights to Her Entire Music Catalog
A new report details Britney Spears selling off the rights to her music catalog, bringing in somewhere in the neighborhood of $200 million.
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Frank Micelotta/Getty Images Britney Spears Shares Admiration for Pop Star She Looks Up to ‘More Than Anyone’ on Social Media: ‘We’re Honestly All the Same’
Britney Spears showed love for Madonna with a post on social media featuring a stunning image of the Queen of Pop from 2003.
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Photo by Jeremy Bembaron/Sygma/Sygma via Getty Images Britney Spears’ ‘Lucky’ Was the Cry for Help We All Sang Along to in 2000
Britney Spears’ hit song, “Lucky”, served as a bleak exposure of 2000s-era celebrity culture and a prediction of her tragic future.
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Fryderyk Gabowicz/picture alliance via Getty Images In Rare Interview, 17-Year-Old Britney Spears Discusses Her Big Dreams and Teenage Insecurities
February 1999 marked a turning point for Britney Spears, whose fame skyrocketed that year after the success of ‘…Baby One More Time’.
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Kevin Winter/Getty Images On This Day in 2002, Justin Timberlake Released a Scathing Pop Hit, Fueling the Fire Around His Breakup With Britney Spears
In 2002, Justin Timberlake shed his good-guy image with “Cry Me A River,” paired with a controversial music video that alluded to his ex.
