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BIOGRAPHY * DISCOGRAPHY * VIDEOGRAPHY * FILMOGRAPHY * LYRICS
An astonishing fact, it has been only five years since Britney Spears released her debut album "...Baby One More Time." Sixty months. Less than 2,000 days. That's it. More than seventy million albums later, it's hard to imagine what the landscape of pop culture would look like without her. Britney has grown into her large-than-life persona with the eyes of the wold watching her every move. All in just five year.

With the release of "Greatest Hits: My Prerogative", Britney earns her fourth Mainstream Top 40 of 2004, as "My Prerogative" begins its chart life at No. 28. Britney is now tied as the artist with the most chart debuts of the year.

She has also charted the most songs on Mainstream Top 40 so far this decade with a total of 14. Britney is also in 4th place for the artist witht he most charted titles in the history of the chart.

Dubbed by MTV as "one of the last teenage pop superstars of the 20th century," Spears enjoyed her breakthrough success at the end of 1998. She appeared in local dance revues and church choirs as a young girl, and at the age of eight auditioned for The Mickey Mouse Club. Although she was too young to join the series, a producer on the show gave her and introduction to a New York agent. She subsequently spent three summers at the Professional Performing Arts School Center. She also appeared in a number of off-Broadway productions as a child actor, including 1991's "Ruthless." She returned to the Disney Channel for a spot on The Mickey Mous Club, where she was featured for two years between the ages of 11 and 13. Her demo tape eventually landed in the hands of a Jive Records executive who quickly signed her to the label. She toured American venues for a series of concerts sponsored by U.S. teen magazines, eventually joining *N Sync on tour. It all added up to 1999's wildly infectious "...Baby One More Time" album to make its bow on the charts at No. 1. The set not only spawned a smash hit with the title tune, but also scored with the charming ballad "Sometimes" and the funky "(You Drive Me) Crazy." Before the album finished its impressive worldwide attack to the charts, it garnered Britney 4 MTV Europe Awards, including Best Pop Performer, and 4 Billboard Music Awards, most notably Female Artist Of The Year.

The massive demand for new Britney material was satisfied when her 2000 sophomore collection "Oops!... I Did It Again" was released to a Spears-starved world in May. Once again, the title cut flooded radio airwaves, as did the anthemic "Stronger" and lovely "Don't Le Me Be The Last To Know." She also racked up more awards that year by taking home and American Music Award as Favorite New Artist, a Billboad Music Award as Album Artist Of The Year, and 2 Teen Choice Awards. Britney would later earn Teen Choice Awards honors in 2001 and 2003. Ever-prolific, the artist returned in 2001 with "Britney," a spirited, assertive collection on which she began to reveal her mettle as a tunesmith, not to mention as a vocalist of increasingle soulful depth. She earned high praise for the wickedly sultry "I'm A Slave 4 U," as well as for the forceful "Overprotected" and the gentle "I'm Not A Girl, Not Yet A Woman." The album was quickly followed by Britney's motion picture debut, "Crossroads," which proved that she has the talent and box-office pull to be a multifaced superstar

Britney's musical intensity and her evolution from a teen renegade into a provocative young woman are undeniable through-out "In The Zone," her fourth Jive Records collection. First and foremost, the project showed her flexing notably strong and mature songwriting muscles. She co-wrote 8 of the project's 13 sterling new compositions, collaborating with such heavy hitters as Red Zone ("Me Against The Music", " The Hook Up), Cathy Dennis ("Toxic," "Showdown"), R. Kelly ("Outrageous") and Ying-Yang Twins on "(I Got That) Boom Boom." The album runs the stylistic gamut from streetwise hip-hop and electro-trance to new-wave-etched rock and well-crafted pop. From top to bottom, Britney effectively expands the parameters of mainstream musical counsciousness with songs that lure listeners with infectious hooks, and then captivates them with layers of clever lyrics and deft instrumentation.

Perhaps the most significant was the appearance of pop icon Madonna, who lent her voice to the single "Me Against The Music." Collaborating with one of her all-time greatest musical influences was a dream come true for Britney. From this collaboration, Britney picked up a 2004 Billboad Music Award of Hot Dance Single Of The Year. She also went on to win a 2004 Teen Choice Award of Choice Music Single for "Toxic," 2004 Female Artist Of The Year at the MTV Europe Awards and a 2005 Grammy of Best Dance Recording for "Toxic."

Britney's "Greatest Hits: My Prerogative" perfectly sums up the begining chapter of Britney's career. As far as the next chapter goes, "I can't imagine ever reaching the point where I've hit the wall," Britney concludes. "There will always be something new and challenging to tackle. I can't wait to see what happens next."

And this isn't everything... Britney changed the music industry forever. That little girl from Kentwood Louisiana reached her goals. She worked hard... And she got her star on The Hollywood Walk Of Fame. Britney released 4 studio albums which all debuted at #1 on the Billboad chart and a Greatest Hits collection that did absolutely well. More than 70 000 000 albums were sold around the world. This doesn't include the promotional/singles sells. She's been touring the world presenting surreal concerts (no one can take the stage like Britney does), filling up arenas, she joined her idols on stage to perform, she released one of the most popular fragrances to date, Curious... The list obviously goes on. Britney, to herself, broke so many records.

As for Britney's personal life, after a long-time relationship with her first love Justin Timberlake from *N Sync followed by a rough break-up, Britney settled down and found love again.

She married Kevin Federline on September 18, 2004 during a private ceremony with family and friends. And then, on September 14th of 2005, a little miracle came to life.. Something Britney had been wishing and dreaming for. She gave birth to a baby boy named Sean Preston who weighed in at 6 pounds, 11 ounces. Britney officially announced that she was pregnant with her second child with Kevin on May 9, 2006 during a suprise appearance on the Late Show With David Letterman. And then, on September 12th, baby Jayden James was born. In November of the same year, Britney filed for divorce from Kevin. And since then, the world got to know a different Britney Spears... Tranforming and rebelling, Britney's making the headlines non-stop. From rehab, to shaving her hair, to a rough custody battle for her sons..

After a tough year in her life, Britney released her 5th studio Blackout, which critics and public acclaimed. The debut single Gimme More topped the charts around the world and the new single, Piece Of Me, is doing incredibly well also. This just proves a point: Britney Spears is still on  top.