Britney Spears shares 22-minute voice memo on life after conservatorship

Kevin Federline is once again speaking out about his ex-wife Britney Spears.

Glamour’s or consult the other zodiac signs’ . Meghan Rose is a Los Angeles–based spiritual advisor, intuitive tarot card reader, and author whose work bridges the magical and the material to create real change. Rose acts as a guide for her clients to help them navigate relationships, career, and everything in between.

Glamour’s or consult the other zodiac signs’ . Meghan Rose is a Los Angeles–based spiritual advisor, intuitive tarot card reader, and author whose work bridges the magical and the material to create real change. Rose acts as a guide for her clients to help them navigate relationships, career, and everything in between. Learn more at and follow her on , and .Five of Swords: My water bearers, it seems like September is bringing a bit of inner conflict between where you are and where you want to be.

Britney Spears and ex-husband Kevin Federline haven’t exactly been on the best of terms lately, and the singer’s former spouse is airing more dirty laundry in an upcoming TV interview.

Ben Croll Marion Cotillard will star as Coco Chanel in “Rencontre(s),” an immersive, interactive, and multi-sensorial project that whisks participants back to Paris of the Roaring Twenties. Making its world premiere as part of the Venice Film Festival’s recently rebranded Venice Immersive showcase for new-media projects, the pop-history experience mixes live elements with 2D animation and XR embellishments to retrace the creation of Chanel No 5. Variety debuts the teaser here (below). Commissioned by Chanel and produced by Paris-based studio Atelier Daruma, the 15-minute immersive experience puts participants into the shoes of Ernest Beaux, the Russo-French perfumer who created the iconic elixir for the fashion icon. Voicing an animated version of Coco Chanel in both English and French, the Oscar-winning actress plays the designer at the height of her Queen of Paris fame, as a 38-year-old doyenne and magnetic pole for the city’s modernist and avant-garde scenes.

Kevin Federline delved into his lack of public support for his ex-wife Britney Spears' battle to end her conservatorship in a teaser for an upcoming 60 Minutes Australia interview that was posted on Wednesday.In the teaser from the episode, which airs on Sunday, September 4, the 44-year-old former backup dancer said ultimately didn't get involved in her attempts to end the arrangement because he was focused on raising their sons, though the teaser doesn't make it clear why he thought the choices were incompatible.He previously revealed that the sons he shares with Britney — 16-year-old Sean and 15-year-old Jayden — had skipped her wedding to Sam Asghari and hadn't seen her in months, which he claimed was partly due to semi-nude photos she posted to Instagram since the end of her conservatorship.  Focused on family: Kevin Federline, 44, said he didn't assist his ex-wife Britney Spears, 40, in her attempts to end her conservatorship because he was focused on their 'boys,' according to a teaser for an upcoming 60 Minutes Australia interviewIn the brief clip, Federline admitted that he felt 'mortified' for his ex-wife after she was placed under a conservatorship for her person and her estate for 13 years.'The boys, the boys, the boys. I had to worry about them,' he said while leaning back in a chair and wearing a blue button-up shirt over a black T-shirt.

Sun in 2011 that her mother urged her to take care of her wavering mental health, to Lady Gaga speaking unapologetically to the Daily Mirror in 2013 about her use of antidepressants. In all these cases, we see glamor mixed with vulnerability. We see relatability in people who are otherwise unrelatable.

Speaking his truth. Kevin Federline revealed why he didn’t help ex-wife Britney Spears during her conservatorship — and how their boys feel about her now.

Rob Schneider voiced his opinion on the moment that he knew "Saturday Night Live" was "over." The 58-year-old "SNL" alum told podcast host Glenn Beck that he believed the famous post-2016 U.S. presidential election cold open in which Kate McKinnon performed Leonard Cohen's "Hallelujah" as Hillary Clinton was the NBC comedy sketch series' undoing.

Caroline Framke Chief TV Critic For any adult still avoiding animation out of some stubborn refusal to understand its advantages as a both visual and storytelling medium, “Pantheon” makes its ambitions known from the get-go. After the eerie opening theme, scoring a fluorescent string of code smashing through a Greek statue, the show cuts to a high-school classroom, where a blunt voiceover lays the stakes bare. “Most of the girls in my class completely missed the moment when the world began to end,” teen outcast Maddie Kim (Katie Chang) tells us, the laptops blinking in unison as if in agreement. It’s a fittingly arresting start to this unnerving series, which taps an all-star cast to meld micro character work with macro questions about technology that may never have a satisfying answer.

13-year-long conservatorship, and a custody battle followed, during which the couple shared their sons 50/50.“The boys, the boys, the boys. I had to worry about them.

Thania Garcia Live Nation Women is joining forces with the When All Women Vote campaign to put together a week of events called Beautiful Noise Live, taking place in Atlanta from Sept. 19-23. Fans can register ahead of time for a chance to win a variety of prizes including VIP experiences for the Brandi Carlile concert on Sept. 22 at the Fox Theater and the Alicia Keys concert Sept. 23 at Cadence Bank Amphitheater. The VIP experiences are a part of the grand prize package which also includes a trip for one winner and a friend to attend Beautiful Noise Live in Atlanta. This package covers the price of airfare, hotel stay and tickets. There is also a silver prize package comprised of a gift bag with special edition merch, along with a pair of tickets to either Carlile’s or Keys’ concerts. The last day to enter to win is Sept. 13.

EXCLUSIVE: In 2009, Justin Roiland (Rick and Morty, Solar Opposites) pitched an animated comedy to Fox that was a mix of family hijinks and screwball variety acts. The result was The Paloni Family Comedy Show, an off-the-rails pilot presentation that failed to make the cut for Fox’s Animation Domination. A show ahead of its time, perhaps?

BBC's The Great British Bake Off.The TV chef has since been working non-stop, with successful ventures including the launch of her own homeware range and becoming contributing editor to BBC's Good Food.However, before her stellar stint on The Great British Bake Off, Nadiya had a very different future on the cards.Nadiya wanted to read psychology at Queen Mary in London, but her family did not allow her to go to university due to fears she would be corrupted.Motivated by her outrage, Nadiya became “furious” and worked two jobs so she could “stay away” from the family home in Luton.Reflecting on her parents’ concerns, Nadiya explained how she could now understand their fear thanks to having her own children.She said: “Now when I look back I can understand their fear.“But I wish they [could have been] stronger.”Nadiya continued to Radio Times: “That desire I had, for my parents to have the strength to let me do something completely wild in their eyes, I’d like to think that I have that now.“I had to go through that lesson to understand that my children are going to want to do things that scare the living daylights out of me.”Nadiya has previously opened up about her own worries and experiencing anxiety.In her 2019 memory, Finding My Voice, Nadiya revealed her struggles with the "monster" – anxiety."I do have moments of anxiety," said Nadiya."I stepped into this industry so unknowingly and so quickly…“I could very easily not have this job."Exposing her internal dialogue, Nadiya told The Scotsman: "I think, ‘Oh, goodness.

MARRIED At First Sight UK fans have predicted a MAJOR bust up between cast members after spotting "warning signs". Viewers have predicted trouble for newlyweds Adrian and Thomas after tuning into the second episode of the controversial E4 dating show last night.

One thing has always been apparent about Sigala: the man knows his way around a bop.

Blackburn Rovers and Derby County midfielder will likely have to concern himself with the price of an icy cold beer if he is to keep the punters happy at Macclesfield FC. However, his naivety when it comes to one of the most important match day purchases is not fuelled by a dislike of alcohol.Savage has previously recounted his early football days when he used to consume several large tipples of wine the night before a big match.

This Morning's Vernon Kay has shared some "sad news" live on TV after enduring a problem at home during the week.After welcoming viewers to Wednesday's edition of the popular ITV daytime programme, Vernon said that he had some "sad news".He said: "I've got some sad news," before Rochelle interjected with "what?" and Vernon revealed that it was "terrible".READ MORE: This Morning fans call for major presenter shift as Vernon Kay and Rochelle host show"My hand held portable drill broke yesterday," he said in a melancholic voice, revealing that the "sad news" he had wasn't sad at all."Oh, darling," Rochelle said sympathetically. "Not just a drill, it's a screw driver.

Right at the beginning of The March On Rome, a special screening in the Venice Days section of the Venice Film Festival, Mark Cousins draws our collective gaze to a piece of graffiti saying that cinema is most powerful weapon of all. It isn’t clear — to me, anyway — whether that joyful proclamation dates back to 1922, when Benito Mussolini led a Fascist march from Naples to Rome, or to some other eruption of historical optimism. Cinema isn’t as powerful as all that — if it were, Fascism would have been clobbered to a pulp by Chaplin, Lubitsch and all the other filmmakers who lampooned its vainglorious leaders. But images do matter. They certainly mattered to Italian Fascism.