The betrayal of Britney Spears: how pop culture failed a superstar

wife Delia Taute, 31.Last year, Santiago got the boxes shipped to the UK and finally showed the drawing to this wife.Delia, an art enthusiast who regularly attends galleries, thought it looked very similar to work by British artist Lee Hadwin - who she'd actually met at an exhibition years earlier.Lee, 46, who was born in Wales and now lives in London, is a 'sleep artist'.He has a rare condition that means he can paint incredible artworks while asleep and has made millions from his artwork.The famous artist - who sold a painting to Donald Trump for £100,000 - has now confirmed the work is his, and valued it between £8,000 and £10,000.Lee reckons he painted the work - called 'Bolide' - during a stint in Australia in 2001, but has no idea how

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Still trying to process this. Shocking! Britney Spears‘ cousin and former assistant, Alli Sims, says that the pop star’s father threatened her life if she didn’t end communications with her. In addition to Jamie Spears, cousin Alli opens up about the new Framing Britney Spears documentary, Justin Timberlake and so much more in her first interview in over a decade.

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Karam Gill, who directed a three part documentary of Tekashi 6ix9ine called the hip hop artist 'truly a horrible human being.'The director called Tekashi someone with no talent or morals, 'hyper calculated' and a 'social media mastermind' who can spark a reaction, according to his interview withPage Six.Gill initially said he was reluctant to even do the project and didn't want to explore 24-year-old's story because he's 'such a toxic individual in our culture,' but he 'realized its an extremely important story that shines a light on where we are as a culture.' The latest:Karam Gill, who directed a three part documentary of Tekashia 6ix9ine called the hip hop artist 'truly a horrible human being.' The director called Tekashi someone with no

A songwriter who worked with Britney Spears is voicing his support for the songstress in the ongoing saga swirling around her fortune.Claude Kelly, 40, who worked with The ...Baby One More Time singer, 39, on her album Circus, told The Sun the recording artist has been treated unfairly as result of actions that took place more than a decade ago.'She's 39 and she's been doing this a long time, it doesn't make sense that she's being handled like a toddler who has no rights,' Kelly told the outlet.

Gallery: 20 romantic words that don’t exist in the English language (Espresso)The judge ruled that the paper had breached her right to privacy and her copyright as the letter’s author. Details of the judgment, against which The Mail on Sunday may appeal, need not concern us now.

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Actor Hugh Bonneville says it would be “catastrophic” for Britain if the BBC and its independent news reporting disappeared.

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THE format of Married At First Sight Australia will be used to turn its UK cousin into a racy series to rival Love Island. I can reveal Channel 4 bosses will embrace the blueprint from Down Under, which has seen a million viewers tune in weekly for steamy clinches and stormy dramas on E4.

IT’S Thigh-lie Minogue as the superstar flashes one of her pins in a split polka dot dress. Kylie, who has denied rumours she is engaged to British boyfriend Paul Solomons, posed against a clothes rail in a social media shot.

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SHE was the biggest female pop star in the world but Britney Spears is now being treated like a “toddler who has no rights” by her controlling dad. The astonishing claim from one of her songwriters is the latest twist in an ongoing scandal engulfing the Hit Me Baby One More Time singer.

Queen may never see Harry and Meghan's second baby if they are born in the United States, royal experts fear.The Duke and Duchess of Sussex revealed to the world she was pregnant on Valentines Day this Sunday.Sources have claimed Meghan is unlikely to join Harry on a trip to the UK this summer to see his family for the first time since the couple quit Britain and as senior royals last March.They citied "personal and practical reasons" with the couple now living in an £11 million California mansion where they have signed multi-million pound deals with Netflix and Spotify.Harry and Meghan's second child is meanwhile set to automatically become an American citizen if born in the US, and is entitled to a British passport through Harry.One Royal

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.

BBC is under threat of extinction from rival streaming services.Davies, who created hit new Channel 4 drama It’s A Sin, said the increasing presence of services such as Netflix leaves traditional broadcasters with a difficult road forwards.Asked whether terrestrial UK broadcasters are under threat from streaming services and heading for extinction in an interview on That Gaby Roslin Podcast, Davies replied: “I think the BBC is, right now in front of us,” adding that he doesn’t think TV as a whole is under threat.“We’re in a golden age for drama, the amount of author-owned, personal drama pieces that are being broadcast is 10 times the number than in the 60s,” he added.“People say Play For Today was the height of television.