Britney Spears

 Britney Jean Spears, born on December 2, 1981, is an American musician, singer and dancer. She is frequently called "Princess of Pop" and was the one responsible for the revival of teen-oriented music in the 1990s and 2000s. Spears at the age of fifteen years old was signed to Jive Records when she appeared in stage productions as well as TV shows. The debut studio albums, Baby One More Time (1999), and Oops !... were her first albums. I Did It Again ((2000)) are her top-selling albums, and have made Spears the highest-selling teenager artist in the history of music. Oops !... was the highest sales in its first week exceeding 1.3 million copies. Oops!... held the title of the top-selling female album in America for fifteen years. Britney (2001), and In the Zone (2003, respectively) were both recorded by Spears with a mature, exuberant voice. She also appeared in Crossroads 2002. Spears was the executive producer of Blackout (2007) the album that is frequently regarded as her best work. Spears was put in uninvoluntary conservatorship following a series of personal problems that were publicized. The singer has released two albums that have charted: Femme Fatale (2011) and Circus (2008). The latter album was her best-selling period of singles on the US charts. Britney started a four-year stay at the Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino in Las Vegas, Britney: Piece of Me. This was to promote her upcoming albums: Britney Jean (2013), as well as Glory (2016). The legal battle she waged for conservatorship in 2019 gained more attention and led to the formation of the movement #FreeBritney. After her testimony in public, where she claimed that her management and family members of abuse, her conservatorship was terminated in 2021.