As Britney is restrained for 14 days at the UCLA psychiatric ward, fans around the world reunite to support the ‘fallen star’…
If you like Britney and would like to join the efforts, head out to iTunes and download Break The Ice. This song was supposed to be the next video released but as far as I know, only rehearsals were held and nothing was filmed (yet).
All speculations have finally been confirmed and Britney is to stay restrained for the entire 14 days as expected. According to PEOPLE there is only one option for this hold, a specific request from Brit’s psychiatrist. This hold which can be shortened under two conditions, a specific demand from Britney of if her doctor deems her well enough for outpatient treatment.
The motorcade that escorted Britney Spears to the hospital in the early hours of Thursday morning cost Los Angeles police an estimated $25,000.
Britney has been locked up for the full 72 hours as allowed by law and as the countdown timer reads less than 6 hours, we still do not know if Britney will be heading home early tomorrow morning or will her visit be extended for 14 days.
After losing the (temporary) conservatorship crazy Sam used his media connections and “awarded” and “exclusive interview” to US magazine in which he said that “Britney’s Family is Crazy”.
While Britney Spears is still in the hospital and we know nothing new about her, a few major things happened today when it comes to Britney and the people around her.
A fashion consultant is suing Britney Spears for failing to pay her for her services. Las Vegas-based Nancy Rosu filed her lawsuit in Clark County District Court in Nevada on January 18.
Troubled singer Britney Spears may be landed with a $500,000 legal bill after Kevin Federline’s lawyer filed a motion requesting the singer be liable to pay court fees. Federline’s attorney Mark Vincent Kaplan has asked the court to order Spears to pay attorney’s fees in her ongoing custody dispute with her ex-husband.
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