ET confirms that BRITNEY SPEARS will be returning to the CBS comedy “How I Met Your Mother,” for an episode scheduled to air May 12.
There was a time in the last year when Lynne Spears feared for Britney ’s life.
Britney Spears was forced to cut short a shopping trip to New York after she chased by dozens of fans.
When you first see Britney Spears, she’ll be a nerd, but just wait — as her episode of “How I Met Your Mother” goes on, she’ll gradually become more like the s*x symbol we used to know and love.
Britney Spears was allowed to take her children out of state for the first time this weekend, and according to reports, Jayden James had a wonderful time.
Britney Spears’ mother, Lynne, has blasted her image as a “pushy stage mother” and insisted she never wanted her daughter to be a superstar. The “Toxic” singer also told Z100 that her comeback started with her triple-gong win at the MTV Video Music Awards, including the honor for Video of the Year (”Piece of Me”), something that took her completely by surprise. Britney Spears’ mother Lynne blames herself for her superstar daughter’s public meltdown last year.
After Britney lost custody of her two sons with ex-husband Kevin Federline, she reached out to her mother for help getting her children back, and that’s when Lynne said she could tell Britney was turning a corner.
Britney Spears' Transformation
Britney Spears CD Tops Charts, But 'Circus' Video Gets Slammed by PETA
Britney Spears' comeback album "Circus" has reached the top the Billboard 200 list.
"Circus" has sold a projected 500,000 copies in it's first week, according to Jive records, vaulting it past albums from artists including Mariah Carey, Madonna, Beyonce and Janet Jackson.
Now officially on the rebound, Spears has made several high-profile appearances for "Circus," and plans a nationwide tour in March. But that doesn't mean controversy has stopped following the paparazzi magnet. This time, Spears is in trouble with the People for Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) for using lions and elephants in the video for her new single “Circus.” The activist group said that exhibitors who provided the live lions and elephants for the video, Steve Martin’s Working Wildlife, and Have Trunk Will Travel, both have “long histories of exploiting animals.” According to Michael McGraw, a spokesman for PETA, circuses use a training method that “inflicts pain on elephants.” “Britney could have used stock footage of elephant herds in their natural habitat to portray elephants in a positive and nurturing setting, McGraw told FOXNews.com. “She also could have utilized animations or animatronics instead of live animals.” Spears' rep provided FOXNews.com with a letter from the American Humane Association, which was on the set for the filming of the video "After reviewing the reports, we believe that the Guidelines for the Safe Use of Animals in Filmed Media were followed and that no animal was harmed in the making of this music video," a post production manager wrote. Britney Spears Fined on first solo drive.
BRITNEY SPEARS’ first solo car drive in months reportedly ended in disaster – when she was slapped with a parking fine.
The Womanizer babe is allowed on the road alone again following her meltdown earlier this year, but she clearly needs to brush up on the law.
One mistake she won’t be repeating is parking up an alley.
That’s the baffling error she made last night that landed her in trouble with Los Angeles authorities, according to onlookers.
Britney – looking far less glamorous than her recent self – was issued with a ticket after returning to her vehicle, and briefly had her keys confiscated.
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