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Barry Keoghan on Online Hate: 'It's a Real Issue'

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Barry Keoghan, known for his roles in Saltburn and Dunkirk, reveals the impact of online criticism on his life and career. Hes deactivated his Instagram, avoiding crowds, and worries about his sons future. Despite challenges, hes working on major projects like Peaky Blinders and four Beatles films, highlighting the struggle of celebrities against online hate.

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Barry Keoghan on Online Hate: 'It's a Real Issue'

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Entertainment & Celebrity News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Barry Keoghan on Online Hate: 'It's a Real Issue'. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

This is your entertainment update for March 21st. Brittany Spears, the 44-year-old pop star, faces new worries after a DUI arrest near her 1,000-oaks California home on March 4th. Police pulled her over for swarving between lanes, found Adderall in her car, and took her to a hospital for tests before booking her early on March. Fifth, she was released just three hours later. This comes four years after a judge ended her 13-year conservatorship, which controlled her money and personal choices. Spears has spoken out against that setup as overly strict. Close friends and family say she's dealing with heavy anxiety and fears it could lead to losing her independence again. She's reportedly emotional since the arrest and it led go of her sober coaches in the weeks before. Now, ahead of her May Court Day, people around her are pushing for treatment to show responsibility, but Spears is resisting. She sees it as a step back to the control she escaped. Driving means freedom to her, a symbol she fought for during tough times, leaving her

future uncertain as legal pressures build.

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