Britney Spears speaks out about documentaries made about her life:
“Hmmm defense in funding those who do not have financial resources to fight against conservatorships ?? Or for people to manipulate the system showing hour long documentaries showing my hardest times 3 years ago proclaiming I’m supposed to benefit from THAT !!! BULLSH*T !!! Is it all regulated in talking sh*t???— It was to offend and offend only !!!”
20 years ago today, Britney Spears released In The Zone. It sold over 13.5 million units worldwide and is certified 3x Platinum by RIAA. It sold 609K copies in its first week in the USA and has accumulated almost 1.4B streams on Spotify. The hit Toxic earned her a Grammy.
Britney Spears’ iconic fourth studio album, In the Zone, was released 20 years ago today. A thread in celebration of its success and enduring influence on the music industry.
Despite having a brief two-night run on a Monday and Wednesday, the Crossroads re-release last month earned $592,078 from 23 countries, bringing its total to $61,733,108.
Britney Spears' memoir, #TheWomanInMe, could land her a groundbreaking $40M documentary deal, The Ankler reports.
“I’m told by one source there have been separate discussions held about a possible participatory documentary, with prices in the $40 million range. As a comp, Apple TV+ paid Billie Eilish paid $25 million for her 2021 doc.”
#TheWomanInMe sold 132,000 physical copies in in the United States on it’s second week. Total sales surpassed half million physical copies in the country.
She's the economy! Britney Spears' memoir, #TheWomanInMe, is contributing to an increase in the UK book market, according to the boss of WH Smith, one of the country's largest booksellers.