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Britney Spears took to Instagram to share her first message with fans following her shocking conservatorship court hearing.

Britney Spearsis apologizing for 'pretending like I've been ok the past two years' on social media in wake of her recent bombshell testimony, where she admitted to being 'traumatized' by the conditions of her ongoingconservatorship.'I did it because of my pride and I was embarrassed to share what happened to me … but honestly who doesn't want to capture there Instagram in a fun light,' wrote the 39-year-old via Instagram on Thursday.Along with her own text, Spears included a photo of a child running through a field with the Albert Einstein quote: 'If you want your children to be intelligent, read them fairy tales.

Britney Spears has spoken out for the first time since her bombshell court appearance and told fans that she was sorry for making out that everything was okay.

Elizabeth Wagmeister Senior CorrespondentBritney Spears continues to speak her truth, as the pop star has decided she will no longer live in silence or in fear of her conservatorship.One day after her explosive testimony at her Wednesday court hearing in her continuous legal battle, Spears has taken to Instagram to speak directly to her fans.“I just want to tell you guys a little secret,” Spears posted on her Instagram on Thursday, along with an image of a whimsical little girl walking into a forest with a quote by Albert Einstein: “If you want your children to be intelligent, read them fairy tales.

Britney Spears has a “little secret” for her fans nearly 24 hours after speaking out in her conservatorship case.

genius after pranking strangers in supermarkets.Birmingham toddler Dayaal Kaur has joined Mensa after she started telling jokes before she could stand-up.Her sit-down routines saw her declared among the smartest people in the world with a 142 IQ score just under Albert Einstein's.Proud dad Sarbjit Singh realised her genius when he could chat to his daughter before she was even out of nappies, BirminghamLive reports.Her Mensa test results put her intelligence at the 99.9th percentile for her age.Sarbjit said: “She could follow adult films like The Martian and understand the plot and the funny bits."We’d be in a supermarket and she’d strike up a conversation at the till, asking people about their kids and how old they were."People would turn

A toddler has been branded a Mensa genius after her score in the admissions test fell just below Albert Einstein's.

Cynthia Erivo will soon be seen playing the legendary Queen of Soul in “Genius: Aretha”, the third edition of National Geographic‘s “Genius” series.

After installments that profiled Albert Einstein and Pablo Picasso, the Nat Geo dramatic series “Genius” turns to the life of the singular talent that is Aretha Franklin with “Genius: Aretha.” Cynthia Erivo (“Harriet”) steps into the giant shoes of this music legend, even admirably tackling some of Franklin’s biggest hits herself, as writer Suzan-Lori Parks (a Pulitzer Prize winner for “Topdog/Underdog”) jumps back and forth, connecting Franklin’s youth to the decisions she made and art she produced as an adult.

 It includes previously unseen clips of Jimi Hendrix and Creedence Clearwater Revival, alongside Diana Ross's 1973 debut at the venue, restored footage of Led Zeppelin's 1970 appearance and film of The Rolling Stones' infamous 1966 gig.The 90-second video also features archive of Dame Shirley Bassey, George Michael, Luciano Pavarotti, and even Albert Einstein speaking out against the Nazis in 1933.More recent performances include Adele, Stormzy and Foo Fighters.Sir Mick said he was "delighted" to be involved in the tribute to "one of the greatest concert venues in the world".The Rolling Stones' appearance in 1966 ended with a stage invasion. Sir Mick added: "I have some wonderful memories of performing there in the 1960s when once or twice

GENIUS: ARETHA, the third installment of National Geographic’s Emmy-nominated anthology series, will officially air Sunday, March 21 at 9/8c. The highly-anticipated series starring Cynthia Erivo was slated to originally debut last spring until the pandemic abruptly halted production.

The Queen of Soul's iconic story is coming to the small screen with the new trailer for Genius: Aretha on National Geographic Channel.Aretha Franklin's inimitable career will be put on display in the third season of Genius, which has previously explored the lives of Albert Einstein and Pablo Picasso.Cynthia Erivo stars as Franklin in the eight-episode series, which will be rolled out over four consecutive nights starting Sunday, March 21 on National Geographic Channel.

Leo Barraclough Senior International CorrespondentJohnny Flynn’s star has been on the rise in recent years, and will be propelled a little higher on Jan. 29 with the release of period drama “The Dig” on Netflix, in which he appears alongside Ralph Fiennes, Carey Mulligan and Lily James.

National Geographic’s anthology series Genius will become a Disney+ original, starting with Season 4. The announcement was made during Disney’s Investor Day by Nat Geo President Courtney Monroe. She unveiled that Season 4 will focus on civil rights movement icon Martin Luther King, Jr.

Daniel Holloway Executive Editor, TVMartin Luther King Jr. will be profiled in an upcoming season of National Geographic’s “Genius.”National Geographic exec Courteney Monroe announced the programming move Thursday during the Walt Disney Company’s investor relations day presentation.Previous seasons of “Genius” have profiled Albert Einstein and Pablo Picasso.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer 's head continues to spin like a top as he clings to his seat on Manchester United 's tragic roundabout. Christmas might be coming but the Festive cheer at Old Trafford remains on ice.

Jessica Simpson had some exciting news to share with her fans which left her bursting with joy. The fashion mogul, singer and actress was delighted to reveal her memoir, Open Book, made it onto the Time list of 'The 100-Must-Read Books of 2020'."Unexpected blessings make my heart burst with purposeful joy!!!" she captioned the Instagram post on Thursday.

The Times: 'In an era of automation, where facts can be Googled, spelling, punctuation and grammar can be corrected at the touch of a button, it is creativity, imagination and intuition that sets us apart from the machines.  'And these skills come naturally to dyslexics.' Sir Richard Branson said: 'As a dyslexic, I know that everyone living with dyslexia can also thrive with it.

Who Wants to be a Millionaire has given out a quarter of a million pounds in the second episode of its brand new series.

History is full of geniuses who were also believed to have some form of mental health issues going on. Tesla, Albert Einstein, even Andy Warhol have each been the subject of intense study as people try to determine if they were mentally ill or fit somewhere on the Autism spectrum.

Cynthia Erivo radiated star power as Aretha Franklin in a brand new still for the upcoming season of Genius.The image, an onstage shot of Cynthia in character as Aretha, was released Wednesday on what would have been the late singer's 78th birthday.National Geographic's Genius is an anthology series in which each season relates the life story of a different historic figure.