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Anna Marie de la Fuente Seattle-based MindRiot Entertainment is teaming up with Panama’s Hypatia Films, an associate producer of Claire Denis’ Cannes Grand Prix winner “Stars at Noon,” on the groundbreaking documentary, “In Search of Atlantis,” based on the findings of Seattle native Dr. Jason Rubin who has used deductive reasoning, the writings of philosopher Plato and the most advanced satellite sonar imagery to pinpoint the location of the fabled lost island of Atlantis.  According to MindRiot co-founder and chief creative officer Jonathan Keasey, Dr. Rubin passed on other Hollywood suitors as he liked MindRiot’s approach to the content and the fact that it had marshalled the support of multiple universities, including deep sea explorer Don Walsh, the honorary president of the Explorers Club, and even European authorities, given the maritime jurisdiction of Rubin’s site in the Atlantic Ocean.

Together again. Britney Spears revealed that she has reconnected with her mother, Lynne Spears, two years after the pop star’s tumultuous conservatorship battle came to a close.

Anna Marie de la Fuente Scott Waugh whose credits include “Act of Valor” and the upcoming “The Expendables 4,” is attached to direct the upcoming documentary “Escape to Atlantis,” based on the findings of Seattle native Dr. Jason Rubin who has used deductive reasoning, the writings of philosopher Plato and cutting-edge satellite sonar imagery to pinpoint the location of the fabled lost island of Atlantis.  Said Waugh: “Every story, whether fact or fable, has a character we believe in and hope they prevail. Wouldn’t it be great to be part of a story where our protagonist wins and redefines the world’s truth?” “If Dr. Rubin has found Atlantis, not only does he continually save lives in the ER room, but he will have risen the dead of those lost in Plato’s fable and will redefine our history. That is a story I want to be a part of,” he added.  

Britney Spears, 39, has her sights set on a new candidate to act as the temporary conservator of her estate. The singer and her lawyer, Mathew Rosengart, are fighting to remove Jamie Spears, 69, from his role as conservator of Brit’s estate and replace him with a temporary candidate before dissolving the conservatorship altogether. They had previously named licensed CPA Jason Rubin as their pick for the job, but on Sept. 23, Rosengart withdrew Jason’s nomination and suggested that John Zabel replace Jamie and temporarily control Britney’s finances and estate instead, according to The New York Times.

Britney Spears’ lawyer has filed a supplemental petition to immediately remove Jamie Spears from his daughter’s conservatorship, claiming he is trying to “barter” his exit from the arrangement in exchange for about $2million in payments.Earlier this month, Jamie Spears announced in a court filing that he intends “to prepare for an orderly transition to a new conservator” and effectively step down from his highly scrutinised role of co-conservator.A petition was first filed on July 26 by Britney’s lawyer Matthew Rosengart to remove Jamie as co-conservator and replace him with forensic accountant Jason Rubin.Rosengart filed a supplemental petition on Tuesday (August 31) in Los Angeles Superior Court, alleging that as part of the “orderly

Britney Spears has spoken directly to fans on Instagram as she shared an update amid her ongoing conservatorship battle.The singer, wearing a red bikini, gave a rare video message on Instagram on Thursday giving a very brief update on the legal tussle as she tries to have the conservatorship she has been under since 2008 removed.The 39-year-old has stepped up her mission to have her dad Jamie removed as co-conservator after 13 years, hiring a new lawyer and requesting accountant Jason Rubin take Jamie’s place.Britney, wearing white rimmed sunglasses and her hair in a ponytail said in an Instagram video: ‘I’m sure a lot of you guys are wondering how I’m doing and since the cat is out of the bag, literally out of the bag, and you guys know my

Britney Spears wants the immediate removal of dad Jamie Spears from her conservatorship.In court documents obtained by ET, Britney's attorney, Mathew Rosengart, filed a motion requesting that the judge expedite Jamie's removal as conservator of her estate ahead of the scheduled Sept. 29 hearing.

Britney Spears‘ lawyer is making more moves regarding her conservatorship.

Britney Spears is feeling more hopeful about her conservatorship. The pop star, 39, is scheduled for another court date on September 29 to discuss her request to replace her estranged father Jamie with CPA Jason Rubin as conservator of her estate. The hearing is not one she is taking lightly: sources have revealed to HollywoodLife exclusively that Britney is taking the next court date “very seriously” as she recharges in Hawaii.

Britney Spears’ medical team is reportedly in favour of removing her father as conservator of her estate.The 39-year-old popstar has ramped up her mission to have her dad Jamie Spears, 69, removed as her co-conservator after 13 years, hiring a new lawyer and asking for Jamie to be replaced by accountant Jason Rubin.A new filing from Jodi Montgomery, the conservator of Britney’s person since 2019, backs her attorney Mathew Rosengart’s filing to have Jamie removed as conservator, saying ‘his doing so is not in the best interest of’ his daughter.The filing further notes that Montgomery claims Britney’s ‘medical team agrees that it is not in the best interest of the Conservatee for Mr.

Gallery: I’ll see you in court! Stars who have been sued by their own families, and vice versa (BANG Showbiz)In a recent court document, Britney and her legal team said they want a certified public accountant to take over as the co-conservator of her estate, and suggested Jason Rubin for the role. The documents, filed by Britney’s legal team, read: “Ms.

Could this finally be the end to Jamie Spears‘ reign over Britney Spears?!

The conservatorship battle between Britney Spears and her father, Jamie Spears, continues. In new court documents obtained by ET, the singer’s conservator, Jodie Montgomery, claims Britney’s doctors agree that Jamie should be removed from the conservatorship.

Britney Spears‘ battle to remove dad Jamie Spears as conservator of her estate is being backed by her personal conservator, Jodi Montgomery, and her medical team. In court documents filed on July 26 by Britney’s new lawyer Mathew Rosengart, Jodi issued a written declaration in which she supported the 39-year-old singer’s wishes to replace Jamie, 69, with Jason Rubin, a certified public accountant. Jodi, who is Britney’s temporary conservator of her person, also claimed that Britney’s medical team similarly wants Jamie stripped of his position.

BRITNEY Spears and her lawyer want to hire a new conservator to “INVESTIGATE” her finances as they believe “money is missing” from dad Jamie's control of her fortune, The Sun can reveal.  Yesterday, attorney Mathew Rosengart filed papers that request the pop star’s father be replaced by high-profile CPA, Jason Rubin, as conservator of her multi-million dollar estate.

Britney Spears has told fans that she has taken up painting after feeling 'overwhelmed' at all the change going on in her life, amid her controversial conservatorship battle with father Jamie Spears.On Tuesday, it was revealed that Spears called her father Jamie 'threatening and scary' and has filed to remove him as the conservator of her estate, requesting that CPA Jason Rubin take over.Meanwhile, a source had claimed to The Sun that Spears wants the new conservator to 'investigate' Jamie's finances as 'money is missing' from her $60M fortune.Speaking to her fans via Instagram on the same day, the 39-year-old pop singer shared a video of her freestyle painting on a large piece of what paper at her home, hinting that it was helping her

Lynne Spears just accused Britney Spears’ dad Jamie Spears of having a physical altercation with the singer’s two sons—an incident she called “appalling and inexcusable,” according to new court documents filed by the “Toxic” singer’s lawyer, Mathew Rosengart.

Britney Spears conservatorship case like the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. Thankfully, the singer keeps winning when it comes to removing her father Jamie Spears as the conservator of her estate.

Britney Spears has filed new legal documents requesting that her father, Jamie Spears, be removed as conservator of her estate. She and new lawyer Mathew Rosengart have also identified accountant Jason Rubin as the person they would like to be installed in his place.In the court papers, Rosengart describes the conservatorship that has controlled Spears’ financial and personal affairs since 2008 as a “Kafkaesque nightmare”.The lawyer, of course, took over as Spears’ legal representative earlier this month, following the resignation of court-appointed attorney Sam Ingham.

Lynne Spears has claimed her daughter Britney is doing "fine" amid her legal battle to have her father removed as her co-conservator. The 39-year-old star is currently in court trying to get certified public accountant (CPA), Jason Rubin, to replace Jamie Spears in the role of controlling her estate and more.

Britney Spears wants a certified public accountant to take over as the co-conservator of her estate in the place of her father. The 39-year-old star is currently in court trying to have her father Jamie Spears removed as her co-conservator, and in new court documents it has been confirmed she is seeking to have Jason Rubin – who is a certified public accountant (CPA) – put in Jamie’s place.