With a snake around her neck, Spears donned a green top with pink jewels and low-rise denim shorts with scarves tied on them for her performance of “I’m a Slave 4 U.” Fans were quick to note ...

The South African singer performed at Coachella‘s second weekend on Friday (April 18), treating fans to a preview of a new, currently unnamed, track from her upcoming album. Following her set ...

IDA FRANCES ("FRAN") YOUNG SPEARS of Little Rock, Ark. passed away at her residence at The Blake Chenal Valley on Friday, April 18, 2025, after living with Stage IV Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer for ...

Few performances are as iconic as Britney Spears at the 2001 MTV VMAs. It's the kind of legendary act that continues to inspire the artists of today, more than 20 years later. For her Coachella ...

Bobby Brown called Britney Spears’s version of “My Prerogative” a “butchering” and said he only approved it because of her name and Teddy Riley. Bobby Brown didn’t hold back when asked ...

Tyla took a page out of Britney Spears's style book over the weekend by wearing a similar version of the pop star's iconic look. Y2K fashion and culture have been infiltrating the masses over the ...

Bobby Brown is sharing his real thoughts on Britney Spears remaking his biggest hit. The Grammy Award-winning R&B star revealed on Wednesday that he didn’t care for the pop sensation’s cover ...

Like Britney Spears butchered Prerogative. Teddy Riley produced it, but that was a butchering that I- I couldn’t take it." Bobby went on to explain that the only reason he initially cleared the ...

“Britney Spears butchered ‘Prerogative,'” he said. “Teddy Riley produced it, but that was a butchering that I couldn’t take it. I cleared it only because it was Britney Spears and I was ...

Singer Bobby Brown has taken a swipe at Britney Spears, claiming she "butchered" one of his classic songs when she covered it. My Prerogative was originally released by Brown back in 1988 ...

Two decades after Britney Spears released her cover of his 1988 song "My Prerogative" with the help of his co-writer Teddy Riley in 2004, the Grammy winner shared his thoughts on the track.