Matt Lauer's Britney Spears Interview Has Even Worse Moments 'Framing Britney' Left Out

Zack Sharf Jake Gyllenhaal said in a new interview with Esquire magazine that he does not resent Taylor Swift’s over the extended version of “All Too Well” that was released last fall as part of her re-released album, “Red (Taylor’s Version).” The original song debuted in October 2012 and is widely considered to be Swift’s greatest track. Fans have long speculated that “Red” covers events from Swift and Gyllenhaal’s three-month-or-so relationship. The extended “All Too Well” was released with an accompanying short film that reignited speculation about Gyllenhaal’s role in Swift’s heartbreak.

Jamie Lang SF Studios has announced that the 2021 Berlin Generation Kplus player “Nelly Rapp: Monster Agent” is getting a sequel. The original was a hit among kids and parents alike in its native Sweden and won a pair of Swedish Guldbagge Awards. Based on Martin Widmark’s popular children’s books of the same name, the film features rising star Matilda Gross as the titular Nelly, a young girl who, along with her dog London, are dragged into a world of ghosts, vampires and werewolves.Johan Rosell will direct with Jon Nohrstedt and Niklas Larsson producing for SF Studios.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorThe NFT train keeps steaming along:  Universal Music Group is the first major music company to ink a partnership with Curio, a nonfungible token platform focused on entertainment brands.Under the deal, Curio will serve as a dedicated global outlet for future officially licensed NFT projects from UMG’s record labels, operating companies and recording artists worldwide. The first project under the partnership will be with British singer-songwriter Calum Scott, a Capitol Music Group artist, which is slated to launch this spring.NFTs provide a way to verify ownership of a piece of digital content, and entertainment companies have flocked to the technology as a way to monetize their intellectual property and boost fan loyalty.

Jake Gyllenhaal has finally spoken about the rumours about Taylor Swift’s “All Too Well”.

Louise Redknapp has proved her mum is her biggest supporter! Taking to Instagram this week, the singer shared a rare photograph of her rarely-seen mother Lynne promoting her latest line with Peacocks.MORE: Louise Redknapp looks flawless as she poses with her sweet 'Valentine' days after family death"Mum's had a borrow of my @peacocksfashion jumper," the doting daughter captioned the post, adding: "Looking good mum."WATCH: Louise Redknapp floors fans with risqué lingerie photo in stunning transformationOver the past few days, Louise has been hard at work launching her new fashion range with the high street brand. She recently spoke to HELLO! about the collection, saying that the process of picking the items for the line is very authentic.MORE: Louise Redknapp shows off 'fresh new look' after getting candid about Jamie Redknapp splitSEE: Louise Redknapp's Surrey home is ultra-chic - see inside"My edit with Peacocks is great because I get to go in and look at a whole range, which is huge," she explained.

Former Mouseketeers Britney Spears and Justin Timberlake were couple of the early Noughties before their tumultuous split in 2002.

Perez Hilton has expressed remorse for his treatment of Britney Spears in the 2000s. Appearing on Good Morning Britain on Monday (15 February), Hilton, who used to post eviscerating blogs about the singer, said, “I regret a lot or most of what I said about Britney as I'm sure Piers [Morgan] would if he were here about things he's said in the past.

Lindsay Lohan‘s 2013 interview with David Letterman is getting a lot of attention right now in the wake of the Framing Britney Spears documentary.

Jamie Lynn Spears has a clear message for the media: “Do better”. 

.The New York Times documentary led to backlash for , , , and after its release on February 5. Now, the pop star's younger sister is urging her followers (and celebrity gossip sites) to be kind. The posted the same unattributed quote to her Instagram stories twice on February 12.

Britney Spears at the 2007 MTV Video Music Awards as ‘unfortunate’, following the uproar from the Framing Britney Spears documentary this week.Many have been highlighting Britney’s treatment in the spotlight since the documentary was released, with some calling for the likes of Diane Sawyer and Justin Timberlake to apologise.Now comedian Sarah has spoken about her joke, and admitted she didn’t know Britney ‘didn’t kill’ her comeback performance of Gimme More – which was panned by many – while she was busy backstage.Sarah’s roasting of the Toxic hitmaker recently resurfaced, with fans criticising her for poking fun at the pop star at a time when she was coping with personal issues, including her recent divorce from Kevin Federline.Taking to

Britney Spears' ex-husband Kevin Federline, current boyfriend Sam Asghari, and dozens of celebrities are speaking out in defense of the pop star following the release of the "Framing Britney Spears" documentary which has brought renewed attention to the downfalls of the singer's superstardom and conservatorship battle. The New York Times program also led fans of the star to speak out against Justin Timberlake and Diane Sawyer for the way they treated the pop star in the past, while it's also contributed to those calling for Spears to be released from her conservatorship.

Britney Spears has spoken out amid renewed interest in her life and career. The star's backstory has once again found its way into the spotlight thanks to the New York Times television documentary "Framing Britney Spears," which chronicles her career and the difficulties that arose within it.

Diane Sawyer is facing backlash for a 2003 interview she did with Britney Spears after it was featured in a documentary about the pop star.  The "Toxic" singer is the subject of an unauthorized documentary titled "The New York Times Presents: Framing Britney Spears" that delves into the media’s handling of her during her early days of fame as well as her ongoing conservatorship battle with her father.  In one portion of the documentary, footage from Sawyer’s "ABC Primetime Thursday" interview is used.

Britney Spears fans are coming to her defense. The star is the subject of a New York Times documentary "Framing Britney Spears," which aired on Friday and focused on her career, fame and public breakdown leading to her being placed under a conservatorship overseen largely by her father, Jamie Spears.

Amanda Kloots was seething on Monday's episode of The Talk as she dug in to Diane Sawyer's infamous 2003 television interview with Britney Spears.The 38-year-old fitness instructor–turned–talk show host lambasted Sawyer's intrusive questions about Spears' sexuality and said she didn't think an interview like that 'would even be allowed today.The interview was brought up again in the New York Times documentary Framing Britney Spears, which premiered on FX on Friday and was also available to stream on Hulu.

The Britney Spears documentary “Framing Britney” aired on Saturday, which looked at the way the “Toxic” singer was treated and her conservatorship.

The hosts of The Talk are calling on legendary journalist Diane Sawyer to apologize to Britney Spears for how she treated the singer in a 2003 interview.

New York Times documentary has made one thing abundantly clear: There are many people who . For years now, fans have thought is one of them. Almost immediately following the release of February 5, over his treatment of Spears post their 2002 breakup.

Framing Britney Spears, a now streaming on Hulu from the New York Times, poses the question: Whose fault is it? The list of suspects is long, the evidence damning, and the motive obvious. Anyone in proximity to Spears stood to gain money and power.Was it Justin Timberlake? After in 2002, his music videos and interviews , boosting his profile and making him a more bankable star.Was it her father Jamie, always in the background, who controls her conservatorship and thus her massive wealth?Was it Diane Sawyer? She had a then 22-year-old Spears of a public figure saying the singer deserved to be shot on network TV.

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