@jamiebarnes@therealpaulcook And then it just went out. It kinda resembled a stray spark from fireworks but much brighter and was coming down like you said rather than going up like a firework would.
#TheWomaninMe reviews:
"In Britney Spears' memoir, she's stronger than ever."
- THE NEW YORK TIMES
"She finally has her say in this astute indictment of the system that exploited her."
- THE GUARDIAN
"Raw, unfiltered and breathtaking in its rage."
- THE INDEPENDENT
"Short, bittersweet and extremely powerful memoir."
- THE TELEGRAPH
"A worthy act of self-resurrection."
- LOS ANGELES TIMES
"It's impossible to read The Woman In Me and not feel sad and outraged on Spears' behalf."
- BBC
@heidiwood_ Iβm all for this but wish they would use her voice from For the Record instead of her court testimony for the sample that AI uses to generate it
@jblazn Disagree, it was a different time. She was shamed for merely expressing her sexuality in that interview. The general public in early 2000βs mostly disapproved of abortion or thought such matters should be kept private. It would have burned her which is unfortunate to say
@MarioNawfal Didnβt Hamas tell a media outlet that they would release hostages of Israel stopped the bombings right before the hospital was bombed? I think that tells us who the responsible party is
@legalwritingpro@DavidLat I downloaded BriefCatch after seeing this tweet. Itβs an interesting tool. My only complaint is that it does not seem to have the capability of recognizing quoted phrases. I almost accepted some of the changes to quoted language. π¬