Britney Spears raked in a whopping $40 million last year in 2023 alone – following claims that the singer is in ‘serious danger of going broke.’
The Baby One More Time songstress, 42 – who recently modeled various dresses as she moves on from the Chateau Marmont drama – earned the amount through various sources of income, such as her The Woman In Me memoir.
The book was officially released in October of last year and the performer notably signed
Die Szene war chaotisch. Barfuß, in kurzen Shorts, mit einer Decke bedeckt und ein Kissen an ihre scheinbar oben ohne Brust gedrückt, eine zerzauste Frau Britney Spears verließ in den frühen Morgenstunden des 2. Mai mit ihrem Sicherheitsdienst und ihrem Freund, einem verurteilten Straftäter, das Chateau Marmont Hotel in LA Paul Richard Soliz, als Ersthelfer sie umschwärmten. Ein Krankenwagen und ein Feuerwehrauto seien nach einem Notruf um 00:42 Uhr zum Unfallort geschickt worden, sagte ein LAFD-Sprecher, „mit Berichten über
Mount Ontake in Japan rises 3,067 meters above sea level — a windswept giant standing head and shoulders above densely forested hills. This ancient volcano is a popular trekking site. A trail traverses its ash- and boulder-strewn ridges. There are several huts and a shrine. On September 27, 2014, hikers took advantage of a blue sky and gentle wind. At 11:52 a.m., over a hundred of them stood on the summit, eating snacks and taking photos. Disaster struck with little
The narrative of protesters endangering Jewish students has been used to justify police repression. But at the Columbia encampment, I saw a commitment to confronting antisemitism.
A view of the Gaza Solidarity Encampment at Columbia University in New York City on April 23, 2024.
(Selcuk Acar / Anadolu via Getty Images)
On Wednesday morning, all that was left of the Gaza Solidarity Encampment on Columbia University’s lawn was a patchwork of green and yellowed grasses, marking where tents
Critics of the lenient bail policies and woke Democratic prosecutors warn Raad Almansoori, a New York
The British ‘danger tourist’ who was arrested by the Taliban’ secret police is alive and ‘living in luxury’ after befriending his captors, a ‘trusted friend’ of his ‘who talks to him regularly’ has claimed.
During the past few months in ‘prison’ in Afghanistan, Miles Routledge, also known as Lord Miles, is said to have been in talks with Taliban officials over a gold mine, as he apparently has ‘picnics and dinners with higher ups’.
The 23-year-old from Birmingham was arrested
In late July, a fierce ocean heat wave ratcheted up temperatures in Florida’s coastal waters to unprecedented highs. One buoy bobbing in shallow, turbid Manatee Bay logged a measurement of 38.3˚ Celsius (101˚ Fahrenheit). That may be the highest temperature ever recorded in the ocean. A week later, that surge in ocean heat had ebbed. But South Florida’s denizens are still in hot water.
The concern is not just that the Manatee Bay buoy recorded shockingly high, hot tub–level temperatures
Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag could be forced to miss out on his top remaining summer target. Sofyan Amrabat has piqued the interest of Atletico Madrid, and the Fiorentina midfielder’s reported preference could leave United scouring the market for alternative options.
The race for Amrabat is heating up with just over three weeks remaining until the transfer deadline. Last month, United were rumoured to have practically sewn up the deal, although a period of inactivity has opened the door
Parents are putting their children in danger “without even knowing” as campaigners demand urgent law changes.
Activists are concerned about young children sitting in front-facing car seats which could put them at risk.
An online petition has called for the Government to make it a legal requirement for children under the age of four to use rear-facing seats.
The new rule would also apply to children under 18kg or under 105cm if they were over four.
In an online statement,
Margaret Thatcher would not have supported “foolish” net zero policies including the Government’s petrol and diesel car ban, according to Tory Brexiteer Sir John Redwood.
The MP for Wokingham claimed the former Prime Minister would have refused to agree to terms which would lead to further “imports”.
Redwood warns this is likely to be the case when the Government stops manufacturers from selling new petrol and diesel cars from 2030. He feels the policy could simply leave motorists “queueing” up
