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Britney Spears is continuing to surprise fans with new music, but this time around, she's enlisted the help of some fellow early-aughts musicians: the Backstreet Boys. Spears took to social media yesterday to announce their new moody dance track, titled "Matches," and thank fans for their enduring support of her ninth studio album, Glory, which is still going strong nearly four years after its original release.

Even though Britney Spears has experienced a series of setbacks when it comes to her long-standing conservatorship helmed by her father, the pop star is reportedly hopeful for what a new year can bring. The "Toxic" singer, who is celebrating her 39th birthday today, is still determined to fight for more control of her life come 2021.

Britney Spears is in need of some downtime. The pop star took to Instagram yesterday to share that she and longtime boyfriend Sam Asghari were headed to Hawaii for a low-key getaway.

For nearly half of Britney Spears's decades-long career as a world-renowned pop star, the "Womanizer" singer hasn't held full control of her life. Britney has been under a conservatorship helmed by her father, Jamie Spears, since the singer's infamous breakdown 12 years ago, which resulted in hospitalization and rehab.

Paris Hilton spoke about her longtime friendship with pop star Britney Spears in a new interview with Andy Cohen. Hilton revealed that the two have spent time together this summer.

Britney Spears's highly scrutinized conservatorship is described as "voluntary" in new court documents obtained by E! News.Spears also reiterated in the documents that she does not want her father, Jamie Spears, to be the head of her conservatorship going forward.Britney Spears is continuing to fight to have a say in who will take over the helm of her long-standing conservatorship.

New court documents show that Jamie Lynn Spears, Britney Spears's younger sister, is set to become the custodian of the pop star's SJB Revocable Trust.The move comes amid the #FreeBritney movement, in which fans are increasingly scrutinizing the conditions of Britney's conservatorship.Earlier this month, Britney's lawyer told the courts that she "strongly opposed" the return of her father as the head of her conservatorship.Jamie Lynn Spears, the 29-year-old sister of pop star Britney Spears, has

According to new court documents, Britney Spears does not want her father, Jamie Spears, to return to the helm of her long-standing conservatorship. Though Britney doesn't necessarily want her conservatorship to end, she "strongly prefers" that her current stand-in conservator, Jodi Montgomery, be made permanent.

Jamie Lynn Spears clapped back at Instagram critics who claimed that she was purposely not speaking out regarding her sister, Britney Spears, and her rumored mental health struggles."I would never speak out just to clarify things to the public, when the person it pertains to does not want that to happen," wrote Jamie Lynn to an Instagram commenter on Tuesday.

Britney Spears took to Instagram this week to share with her followers why she's ditching heavy makeup for good. The singer shared a natural-faced selfie and explained that she's "just now learning that no makeup is the way to go." Another day, another Instagram manifesto from pop princess Britney Spears.

Britney Spears reportedly asked her mom to be part of her conservatorship, trusting that Lynne Spears's inclusion would grant the pop star more financial autonomy.Lynne recently filed a request to be included in her daughter's finances, specifically in regard to Britney's SJB Revocable Trust, which the singer filed in 2004 to protect her multimillion-dollar assets.Britney's long-running conservatorship has recently received scrutiny from fans worried about her well-being, resulting in the

Britney Spears's mom, Lynne Spears, filed legal documents requesting to be included in her daughter's finances, including her SJB Revocable Trust.The pop star filed the trust in 2004 to protect her multimillion-dollar assets.Lynne has previously requested special notice to matters of Britney's conservatorship, which her ex and Britney's father, Jamie Spears, is in charge of.With scrutiny over Britney Spears's long-running conservatorship growing, the pop star's mom, Lynne Spears, filed a request

Britney Spears addressed recent comments about her social media presence with a candid Instagram post, writing that she is "being authentic and as real as it gets."Fans and critics alike have recently spread conspiracy theories about the pop star, claiming that she is in need of help due to the unconventional nature of her Instagram posts and TikToks.Not everyone has been buying Britney Spears's recent social media posts.

In a recent interview, High Fidelity star Zoë Kravitz talked about how she met Britney Spears for the first time when she was 12 years old. The actress revealed that her dad, Lenny Kravitz, arranged the meeting, which just happened to coincide with Spears's iconic album cover shoot for Oops!...

Britney Spears shared a series of beach-bound photos on social media yesterday. The pop star masked up alongside her boyfriend, Sam Asghari, for a date complete with selfies, lounging in the sun, and social distancing.

Britney Spears took to Instagram on Wednesday, shouting out her ex-boyfriend Justin Timberlake, whom she split from 18 years ago. Spears referred to her ex as a musical genius while posing along to his song "Filthy" during a quick Instagram clip.

Amid the coronavirus pandemic, Britney Spears and Fran Drescher have both amplified calls for a general strike via social media.Spears reposted a message on her Instagram to "re-distribute wealth" and "strike." Drescher wrote, "Capitalism has become another word for Ruling Class Elite!"A pandemic, it seems, has a funny way of exposing the world's true colors.

To celebrate the 20th anniversary of N'SYNC's 2000 No Strings Attached album, former band member Lance Bass did a series of interviews last week. Yes, he appropriately called the interviews "The *Nterviews" and he talked to every member of the boy band.