Britney Spears is planning to take legal action against a Florida radio station that posted billboards using pictures of the popstar with a shaved head next to the station's morning host and the captions "Total Nut Jobs," "Shock Therapy" and "Certifiable." Spears's lawyer sent a letter on June 14 to station owner Clear Channel Communications calling the billboards "outrageous to the extreme" and demanding their removal, stating that the popstar's "likeness has a multi-million-dollar value for authorized commercial exploitations" and that as a result she is entitled to "very substantial damages" from Clear Channel. Check out the lawyer's letter and the billboard at here.Britney may sue over crazy billboards
Britney Spears is planning to take legal action against a Florida radio station that posted billboards using pictures of the popstar with a shaved head next to the station's morning host and the captions "Total Nut Jobs," "Shock Therapy" and "Certifiable." Spears's lawyer sent a letter on June 14 to station owner Clear Channel Communications calling the billboards "outrageous to the extreme" and demanding their removal, stating that the popstar's "likeness has a multi-million-dollar value for authorized commercial exploitations" and that as a result she is entitled to "very substantial damages" from Clear Channel. Check out the lawyer's letter and the billboard at here.
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