London, Oct 28 : After experiencing one of the most harrowing times in her life, pop princess Britney Spears is all set to go through it again, but this time on the big screen.

Spears, 26, is all set to star in a film biopic of her catastrophic life, especially after the good reviews she got for the sitcom ‘How I Met Your Mother’.

The film will be directed by Brit director Phil Griffin, whose recent music videos include Rehab and Back to Black for Amy Winehouse.

London, Oct 28 : After experiencing one of the most harrowing times in her life, pop princess Britney Spears is all set to go through it again, but this time on the big screen.

Spears, 26, is all set to star in a film biopic of her catastrophic life, especially after the good reviews she got for the sitcom ‘How I Met Your Mother’.

The film will be directed by Brit director Phil Griffin, whose recent music videos include Rehab and Back to Black for Amy Winehouse.

New Delhi, Oct 27 : ‘I Kissed a Girl’ singer Katy Perry has vowed that she will never let fame get to her head or end up like pop princess Britney Spears.

She said so while replying to a question as to how she would prevent herself from going the same way that Spears had, and what measures she would take, China Daily reported.

“You have to be really strong-headed to survive in this industry,” she said.

“If you are going to get into it, lose your vices because they are not something you should have - especially if you are in the public eye. Eat your vegetables, take your vitamins and be discerning about the people that are around you.

Here comes Britney Spears with a noble idea.

An autographed portrait of Britney Spears donated her and her family donated an autographed portrait of the singer to the charity with a starting bid of $10,000 on an auction site.  

The Los Angeles-based Promises Foundation, which aims at providing behavioral health services to low-income women and their children, got the portrait painted in oil colors of the singer which has the dimensions of five-by-four-foot.

Lisa Rogg who is the director of the organization said, “The Spears family gave us this painting out of their generosity and it was their idea for the auction.”