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- Britney Spears to remain under conservatorship of father Jamie Spears - New York Daily News
- Britney Spears to remain under father's watch - AZCentral.com
- I don’t eat squirrels: Britney Spears shoots down nutty rumors - BusinessWorld Online
- Britney Spears Collects Bizarre 2009 Tabloid Tales - Post Chronicle
| Britney Spears to remain under conservatorship of father Jamie Spears - New York Daily News Posted: 23 Dec 2009 10:37 AM PST Wednesday, December 23rd 2009, 12:31 PM Britney Spears isn't out of her dad's watchful eye just yet. On Tuesday, a Los Angeles judge ruled that the conservatorship of Spears would continue, TMZ.com reports. No expiration date has been set yet, but lawyers involved said they expect it to last between six months to a year. It was ordered that the pop star's dad, Jamie Spears, would continue to receive $16,000 a month for his job as his daughter's conservator, RadarOnline.com reports. On top of that, he'll continue getting $1,200 for office space. As conservator, the judged ruled her father will have the power over the company she keeps, provide her with 24-hour security and have access to all her medical records. The judge also ruled that Andrew Wallet, Spears' co-conservator, be paid $174,569 for services rendered between July and November. Another $300,000 will paid by the conservatorship to attorneys for the case. In the courtroom, Spear's court appointed attorney, Samuel Ingham, said, "She [Britney] accepted the accounting as filed and had no objection to it." The next court hearing is scheduled for Jan. 14. Five Filters featured article: Chilcot Inquiry. Available tools: PDF Newspaper, Full Text RSS, Term Extraction. |
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| I don’t eat squirrels: Britney Spears shoots down nutty rumors - BusinessWorld Online Posted: 22 Dec 2009 07:54 AM PST
Story toolsArts & LeisureLOS ANGELES -- Britney Spears took aim at some of the tabloid stories that have dogged her through 2009, publishing a list of the top 75 articles deemed to be the most ridiculous. A statement on Spears's official Web site said more than 13,000 stories had been written about the singer this year -- and many were either "patently absurd or simply offensive." "We ranked the ones we believe were the most ridiculous," the statement said, trumpeting the Web site's list of the "top 75 Bulls#it Britney Spears stories" of 2009. Among the stories to make the list include a report from a London tabloid citing a new Spears biography which stated that the singer's family used to eat squirrel meat during her "trailer park childhood." According to the Daily Star, the revelations had sent "sales of squirrel meat soaring" as fans "snapped up squirrel, rabbit and possum meat from butchers and restaurants." Another item on the list -- weighing in at 57th place -- was Spears's addiction to "flower therapy," a system which uses plant essences to "balance physical and emotional disturbances." Also on the list was a report from London's Evening Standard claiming that Spears had requested a stripper's pole to be installed at her suite in The Dorchester Hotel to help the singer stay in shape. "Britney loves pole dancing, it is her new favorite workout," an unidentified source told the newspaper. "She wants to be able to do it in the privacy of her own hotel room." At number one was a January story from Britain's Daily Mirror revealing that Spears was dating Indian choreographer Sandip Soparrkar and that she had hosted a private New Year's Eve party to introduce him to her friends and parents. Several of the stories near the top of the list related to Spears's recent troubled tour of Australia, including a Nov. 7 story from the Herald Sun newspaper which revealed fans had walked out of a concert in Perth because of her lip-synching. Despite quotes from several named fans unhappy at Spears's performance, promoters for the concert insisted that reports of a walkout were inaccurate. -- AFP Five Filters featured article: Chilcot Inquiry. Available tools: PDF Newspaper, Full Text RSS, Term Extraction. |
| Britney Spears Collects Bizarre 2009 Tabloid Tales - Post Chronicle Posted: 23 Dec 2009 06:48 AM PST Britney Spears is commemorating her 2009 by listing the top 75 most bizarre articles about her which have appeared in the press this year. The singer has regularly hit the headlines in the last 12 months, with stories including the launch of her Circus tour and her new relationship with her agent, Jason Trawick. But there have also been thousands of untrue reads - and Spears has taken to her official website to list the most unbelievable ones. The number one spot was claimed by her supposed romance with Indian choreographer Sandip Soparrkar, while the second strangest tale is listed as her ex-manager Johnny Wright claiming she wasn't ready for her touring comeback. The November (09) storm about Australian fans storming out of her shows because of her lip-syncing was the third, while Courtney Love's allegations that Spears' father, Jamie, molested the Toxic hitmaker came fourth. (c) WENN Five Filters featured article: Chilcot Inquiry. Available tools: PDF Newspaper, Full Text RSS, Term Extraction. |
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