This summer marks the two-year anniversary of the end of Britney Spears' conservatorship.

And despite all her fans proclaiming, Britney is free at last.

Her problems aren't over yet.

A perpetual topic of right-wing-owned celebrity media, Britney Spears is back in the spotlight

after Fox News-owned TMZ has been blasting her as unhinged and in need of an intervention.

Besides being lucrative link bait, why are these tabloids spending so much energy tracking her?

Why can't they just leave Britney alone? Today, legal expert and writer

Aaron Sulliman returns once again to look at Britney Spears' ongoing troubles with the tabloid press.

The hashtag free Britney movement and how tabloid journalism is being used to regress society

into harming women, LGBTQ plus folks, and people of color.

Plus, can Madonna's fans sue her for distress?

And the legal ramifications of Rihanna's baby reveal party slash Super Bowl halftime show.

I'm Fausto Furnace.

I'm Mark Villian.

And this is Feast of Fun. Music Super Bowl halftime show. I'm Fausto Furnos. I'm Mark Fillion.

And this is Feast of Fun.

Hi, this is Aaron Solomon.

Hi, is this Aaron Solomon Esquire?

It's probably one of them somewhere, yes.

One of your titles. Hi, this is Fausto.

And Mark from Feast of Fun.

Hi, Fausto and Mark from Feast of Fun. Great to talk to you guys. You know, we had such a good time talking about Britney Spears with you that we had to get you back on the show.

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