Britney Spears

The #FreeBritney movement was already in full swing before the Framing Britney Spears documentary.

Her plight under her conservatorship has drawn the attention of fans and disability rights advocates alike.

By now, most of us have seen the harrowing Framing Britney Spears documentary.

Britney's conservatorship may have served a real purpose at one point.

It's been over two weeks since the controversial documentary Framing Britney Spears made its debut on FX and Hulu.

But the outrage over the mistreatment that Spears endured at the hands of the music industry, the tabloid media, and even her own family shows so signs of abating.

From the Framing Britney Spears documentary to losing in court, Jamie Spears is not having a great month.

It's one thing to have public opinion against him -- he doesn't seem to mind being hated.

For months now, the tumultuous life of Britney Spears has been making tabloid headlines.

And over the past week, the tale of Britney's ongoing legal battle against her father has gained more mainstream attention than ever before.

By now, you're probably aware of the controversy surrounding Framing Britney Spears, a recent documentary about the singer's turbulent life produced by the New York Times.

The film takes a probing look at Britney's legal battle against her father, Jamie Spears, as well as the abuse and harassment she's received at the hands of the media.

For the past week, a new documentary about Britney Spears has been creating quite a stir on social media.

Produced by the New York Times and airing on Hulu, Framing Britney Spears has reached a massive audience in a short period of time.

When it comes to Britney Spears, Justin Timberlake is no longer crying anyone a river.

Instead, the artist is crying out for an apology.

The world is more outraged than ever in the wake of the Framing Britney Spears documentary.

This week, Britney Spears once again faced off in court against the iron grasp of her father and the conservatorship.

The past several days have been a whirlwind in the #FreeBritney world.

The New York Times-produced Framing Britney Spears documentary sparked public comments by numerous celebrities.

On Friday, the world watched Framing Britney Spears with horror. Many cried during the grim, New York Times-produced documentary.

Fans and celebrities alike have showered Britney with support as she remains under her father's thumb.

On Tuesday afternoon, "Thank you, Sam" began trending across social media platforms, and for very good reason:

Britney Spears' hunky boyfriend, Sam Asghari, used his platform to speak out against the pop star's father, Jamie.

On Friday, the incredible Framing Britney Spears documentary was released on FX and Hulu.

For 75 minutes, the New York Times-produced documentary brings viewers face-to-face with the grim reality of Britney's life.

As if ruining her family and controlling her life for a dozen years weren't bad enough, Jamie Spears isn't satisfied.

He is refusing to relinquish control of Britney Spears' conservatorship.

Recently, Britney's horrible father Jamie Spears went on a media blitz trying to gain control of the story and end the #FreeBritney movement.

Now, sources close to Britney are shooting down his claims as absurd and hurtful. Jamie has destroyed her family.

Britney Spears turned 39 years old earlier this month, but is still able to make only a few real choices about her life.

Now, the mother of two has cut her hair -- and is asking for prayers of support from fans.

Britney Spears just turned 39 earlier this month but she still has less control over her life and fewer freedoms than your average 20-year-old.

She has been fighting for autonomy in court ... but now her father accuses her court-appointed attorney of sabotaging their family relationship for nefarious ends.

Britney Spears has had an intense 2020, from helping fans pay their pandemic bills to trying to fire her awful dad from her conservatorship.

Today is her birthday! Happy birthday to this incomparable icon!

More bad news for the perpetually-troubled Britney Spears this week.

Back in August, Britney lost a legal battle against her father, Jamie Spears, when a judge ruled that the conservatorship that allows Jamie nearly complete control over his daughter's life should remain in place until February.

Most of our coverage of Britney Spears' legal battle against her father has focused on the pop icon's claims about the ways her freedoms have been limited by the conservatorship that has controlled much of her life for the past 12 years.

But in the interest of fairness, it's important for us to explore Jamie Spears' argument for why the conservatorship should remain in place for Britney's sake.

We have all heard about Britney Spears' total lack of freedoms under her father's conservatorship.

She wants his grubby little hands out of her business affairs, and after he hired her a new manager without consulting her, she's asking the court to show him the door.

In recent months, Britney Spears' Instagram page has become a subject of debate and a source of major concern for the pop icon's biggest fans.

Spears' erratic behavior and disheveled appearance have led to conflicting theories about her mental state and the quality of care she's receiving from the people tasked with looking after her.