As sustainability and eco-responsibility become a part of our everyday cultural conversation, we’re finally being forced to acknowledge that what we consume matters. What we fail to realize is that we unconsciously, continually, and at times violently consume much more than just food—including celebrities. The Exile of Britney Spears takes the ubiquitous pop star of its title as its primary example, explaining that we have consumed, digested, and eliminated Britney Spears in a process uniquely characteristic of American popular culture. In Christopher Smit’s provocative account of the sociological, aesthetic, and political outcomes of this new mediated cannibalism, he offers the idea of exile as a new metaphor for the outcome of popular consumption. By investigating the psychological, personal, and social matrix of Britney’s rise and fall, he outlines the process of her inevitable exile from global taste and favor.
#1 New York Times Bestseller Winner of the 2023 Goodreads Choice Award for Best Memoir & Autobiography Named a Best Book of 2023 by ELLE, The Washington Post, Vulture, NPR, The New Statesmen (UK), The New Yorker, and more! “In Britney ...
Recounts the life and rise to success of the popular singer, and describes her music and her likes and dislikes
Britney Spears makes success look simple.
Drawing on exclusive interviews with those closest to her, this is an engrossing portrait of fascinating superstar.
Britney Spears: The Illustrated Story
This intimate look into the life of teen phenomenon Britney Spears focuses on her fabulous style and her favorite fashions and accessories.
Britney Spears: Little Girl Lost
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$9 Books on the music biz (in case, like Brit, you're bent on breaking in) All You Need to Know About the Music Business by Don" ld Passman (Simon 8 Schuster, 1997). Penned by an expert entertainment lawyer who's been there, seen that.
Profiles the life and career of the former Mouseketeer and popular young singer, Britney Spears.