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Britney Spears is gracing the December 2008 issue of Rolling Stone Magazine. In it, Britney spoke about her much-publicized meltdowns, which included her psychiatric hospitalizations and rehab, losing the custody of her children, shaving her head, and generally acting like a demented, out of control train wreck. The gist of the Rolling Stone story is that Britney has turned her life around and that she’s getting healthier by the minute and therefore, she’s no longer completely out of her mind. However, in my opinion, I think Britney is trying too damn hard to show the world that she’s not crazy anymore and that this is the happiest she’s ever been. To that effect, I think the RS photos are seeking very hard to depict the pop star in a happy-go-lucky, girl-next-door light. On a related note, could someone please explain the significance of the Robin Hood mask to me? Masks conceal and hide a person’s true identity, so maybe there is some hidden symbolism there.  There's an understanding among those who know Britney well: When she's blonde, she's happy. When she's brunette, she's sad. When she's pink, she's crazy. Her hair was back to glowing and golden this fall, when she spent her time diligently shuttling back and forth from her Beverly Hills mansion to dance rehearsals and video shoots and recording studios, in preparation for her new album, Circus. It was a complete transformation, following a year in which she spent a month in rehab, endured a brutal custody battle with her ex-husband Kevin Federline and careened toward a massive — and very public — meltdown that culminated in two involuntary psychiatric hospitalizations in January.
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