Britney Spears' Dad Is Out Of Rehab -- And Living With Jamie Lynn!

Stephen Rodrick America has long reveled in the destruction of young women. Here’s a short and not comprehensive list: Judy Garland was given amphetamines at age 16 on the set of “The Wizard of Oz” in 1938. Frances Farmer was institutionalized against her will in 1942, and Dorothy Stratten was murdered by her ex-manager in 1980 at the age of 20.

Britney Spears‘ new memoir has been making headlines for all of her mentions about her first major boyfriend, Justin Timberlake, but not much has been said yet about what she wrote about estranged husband Sam Asghari.

Britney Spears is leaving no stone left unturned — and no critic left unburned!

Well, it’s true. Britney Spears wrapped up writing her book before her messy divorce from Sam Asghari, and because of that, he gets a glowing review in The Woman In Me!

Britney Spears is using her voice to BASH her family for previously writing books about her!

Britney Spears wrote about so many celebrities in her memoir The Woman in Me, including her pop peer (and sometimes rival in the press) Christina Aguilera.

The Notebook; the role eventually went to Rachel McAdams. The Notebook was massively popular and came out in 2004, the same year McAdams played Regina George in Mean Girls, and helped catapult her from working actor to star. Most fans agree, she nailed both roles.

Britney Spears has criticised media coverage of her upcoming memoir The Woman In Me, which she called “dumb” and “silly”.The singer took to Twitter to release a statement about her new book, which is due to be released later this week (October 24).

Britney Spears loved the #FreeBritney movement — until things went too far!

Britney Spears has revealed how she first learned about the #FreeBritney movement that supported her throughout her legal battle.In her upcoming memoir The Woman in Me, which was previewed by Time Magazine, Spears writes that she was unaware of the fan-led campaign until 2018, when she was in a rehabilitation centre in Beverly Hills. Describing the rehab as a “nightmare”, she says that “the doctors took me away from my kids and my dogs and my house”.“I couldn’t go outside.

Zack Sharf Digital News Director Britney Spears writes in her new memoir, “The Woman in Me,” that the media fallout ignited by Justin Timberlake‘s 2002 music video for “Cry Me a River” turned her into a “harlot” (via The New York Times). The song, the second single from Timberlake’s solo album debut “Justified,” was reportedly inspired by his relationship and breakup with Spears.

The Woman in Me,” is only a mere week from hitting bookshelves, but several snippets about Justin Timberlake from the bombshell-laced book have already whetted several potential readers’ appetites.This week alone, Spears made several accusations that her former flame and “Mickey Mouse Club” star cheated on her during their short-lived romance, which began in 1999 before ending in a high-profile disaster in 2002. Spears also said that the “Mirrors” singer told her to get an abortion after he got Spears pregnant, stating that he was not quite ready to be a father.

The entire world may be gearing up for the release of Britney Spears‘ memoir The Woman In Me next Tuesday, but the singer herself is back to her knife-dancing ways.

Britney Spears is no longer willing to take the blame for her split from Justin Timberlake!

from TMZ on Wednesday, the “Womanizer” singer alleged in “The Woman in Me” that she would not reveal the star’s identity because she “now has a family” and Spears “doesn’t want to embarrass” them. Following the pair’s split in 2002, Timberlake, 42, released his iconic ballad “Cry Me a River,” which led several fans to conclude that Spears, 41, had been unfaithful to the former teen heartthrob.While Timberlake never officially stated that Spears had committed an indiscretion, the “Stronger” songstress never commented on the real reason for their split. The Post reached out to Timberlake for comment.Spears’ accusation of infidelity is only the tip of the iceberg when it comes to her former beau.

Britney Spears and Christina Aguilera’s success came almost at the same time during their professional careers, since first meeting as young girls and sharing parallel experiences in the entertainment industry, fans have always speculated about their relationship and thoughts on each other.CHRISTINA AGUILERA MAKES ONE OF THE BIGGEST ANNOUNCEMENTS OF HER CAREERBRITNEY SPEARS ENJOYS FUN NIGHT WITH MALUMA AND J BALVIN IN NEW YORK CITYAnd now that the iconic pop star has released her highly anticipated memoir ‘The Woman in Me,’ many are wondering if Christina will be making an appearance in one of the episodes of the book. During a recent interview with People, Britney briefly mentioned Christina and looked back at their time on ‘The Mickey Mouse Club.’“Being in the show was boot camp for the entertainment industry,” Britney said to the publication, “extensive dance rehearsals, singing lessons, acting classes, time in the recording studio, and school in between.” Britney went on to reveal that she shared some time with Christina during their younger years.“Christina Aguilera and I were the younger kids, and we shared a dressing room.

Zack Sharf Digital News Director With Britney Spears‘ highly-anticipated memoir “The Woman in Me” gearing up for its Oct. 24 publication date, People magazine is running several excerpts from the book in which the music icon opens up about her conservatorship, acting career and more. Reflecting on her 2002 movie “Crossroads,” Spears noted “the experience wasn’t easy for me” as she unknowingly went Method for the role.

What Goes Around, Comes Around!

Now here’s a crossover event you didn’t know you needed!

Britney Spears has had a couple of run-ins with law enforcement this year, thankfully they weren’t too serious. On Tuesday, Page Six revealed that last month, on September 10th, she was pulled over and issued two infractions by the California Highway.According to the outlet, who saw court documents, the boys in blue issued one violation to Spears for not having a valid license in her possession.