Conflict Of Interest

“Framing Britney Spears” may tell Britney Spears’ story, but it does so without the involvement of Britney Spears herself. (A source tells ET she “is aware” of the documentary but has yet to see it.) According to director Samantha Stark, however, that was not by design.

Britney Spears herself. (A source tells ET she "is aware" of the documentary but has yet to see it.) According to director Samantha Stark, however, that was not by design.«There's a big ethical conflict for me in making a film where the central person in it isn't participating,» Stark tells ET's Lauren Zima.

new breed of digital currencies has spread across the world since the pandemic struck and meant users have also looked to them as a way to borrow when banks have become reluctant to lend money. Tesla’s owner, Elon Musk, is among the most high-profile supporters, adding his tweets of approval to other celebrity backers including the actor Gwyneth Paltrow, the rapper Snoop Dogg and the billionaire former Microsoft chair Bill Gates.

Framing Britney Spears, The New York Times’ documentary which premiered in the states over the weekend. Billed as a deep dive into the knotty reality of Britney Spears’ controversial legal conservatorship under her father, and a look at the subsequent #FreeBritney campaign, it is not just this murky potential exploitation she finds herself entrapped in that horrifies.

Oprah Winfrey.Each of the three books have announced first printings of 1 million copies, Penguin announced Thursday, numbers that virtually no poet would dare even fantasize about.

Ghetts has announced details of his new album ‘Conflict Of Interest’.The record, which is set for release on February 19 on Warner, is the follow-up to his 2018 project ‘Ghetto Gospel: The New Testament’.Billed as being the rapper’s “most ambitious, fully realised project yet”, Ghetts’ ‘Conflict Of Interest’ features guest appearances from the likes of Pa Salieu, Ed Sheeran, Stormzy, Giggs, Dave, Skepta, Jaykae, Emeli Sandé, Wretch 32 and Moonchild Sanelly.You can see the tracklist and artwork

Hannah Brown seemingly has a new man in her life. The former Bachelorette sparked romance rumors after she was photographed holding hands with Adam Woolard over the weekend. While Hannah appeared at ease (and all smiles!) with Adam, he's a fresh face to fans.

Haley Kluge editorSPOILER ALERT: Do not read if you have not yet watched the Jan 25 episode of “The Bachelor.”In the wake of last week’s departure of contestant Sarah Trott, Bachelor Matt James struggled.

One of the more unexpected shifts in media habits during the pandemic, at least for me, has been a new interest in those little bird-box book libraries that inhabit front lawns in the quieter neighborhoods here. I regularly pass a dozen of them on a circuit of five or six miles around Santa Monica and Brentwood. Always, I stop to see what they’re offering. Sometimes, bag and sanitizer in hand, I’ll actually swap a book.

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straight to your inbox every day for freeBayern Munich have confirmed their interest in Manchester United target Dayot Upamecano. Following the arrival of Amad Diallo, United aren't expected to make any more signings this January but M.E.N.

Blessed with momentum and a narrative engine firing on all 12 of its character’s cylinders, “The Stand” puts the pedal to the metal in its 6th episode, “The Vigil,” where things blow up (literally). Free of the flashbacks and with the last of the important characters introduced, here, the series hurtles towards its final act with this episode, where characters make good on their well-drawn set-ups, threats come alive, and Chekov’s dynamite finally gets its payoff.