Britney Spears Arrested

0:00All right. Wake up with Sarah and Vinnie. They're great. They're awesome every morning. Every morning on Ellis 973. Breaking news this morning. Simza is reporting and there are not a lot of details here. Like we didn't get the body cam footage or anything yet. But Britney Spears has been arrested for DUI. Wow. You mentioned, as we were talking about this, that she there was some story about her in a car recently where it looked like she wasn't looking out the front window. She wasn't just a story. There was video. We had video of her driving around and it looked like she was swarving and but I've said this a dozen times. Nowadays it feels like that's just texting. Like you wouldn't I don't think I can't speak for cops. I don't know what their day to day you know experiences are. But it feels like right now if you see a reckless driver, someone sort of

1:01going, you go, that person's texting, that would be your first, you know, thought rather than a drunk driver. It's still bad. It's still, you know, could cause an accident. Yeah. So I don't know, but Britney's out there in the world. Yeah. And she, she is back out. She was arrested in Ventura County last night for DUI. This is according to law enforcement who I guess immediately call TMZ. She was hand. I don't know. This definitely someone who's like, I get a story for you and it's going to be $10,000. As soon as it hits my account, I'll tell you the Britney Spears story. And they go, yeah, we'll pay for that. So she just lives in North LA. Is that what we're that she lived in 1000 Oaks. That would make sense. I'm not sure where where Ventura County starts. Oh, it looks like it goes pretty low, but not all the way down to LA. She was handcuffed on the side of the road. Oh, 1000 Oaks is in Ventura County. Oh, funny.

2:06The pop superstar was handcuffed by the California Highway Patrol around 930 last night. And was booked by about 3am. They released her at 6am. So that's not enough time to have gotten in front of a judge. Maybe they just charge you in the that they set a date. Yeah. That kind of thing. I'm sure somebody came and bailed her out. TMZ reached out to her team for a comment, but there it is. That's really all the info that we have. So as that story develops, we'll let you know. It's not it's not surprising every day. What and I see a Britney Spears story. I'm never surprised. She did just have a legal victory. She was granted a permanent restraining order against some guy from Louisiana who randomly showed up at her LA home after sharing like disturbing social media posts. He's been harassing her online since 2013. And she finally just got a permanent restraining order for her.

3:07Am I misremembering? Didn't she just sell her music catalog too? Or is she not sound right? Let me see if I have that story because she just sold that like she's in the money. Like she got another 200 million dollars or something. Did it say how much she got for it? I don't remember. Oh, you're right. Yeah. In February, she sold it for around 200 million. No, look at me. December 30th, 2025. She sold her entire music category to primary wave. And it's all it's they list them all here. Well, her entire sea. I listen. I can't believe she owned her music. Well, she's probably sold whatever she did own. Like, you know, she probably gets performance royalties if she does it. She didn't write the song. Well, there's where it's like royalties and probably wasn't that the thing that Darryl Hall and John Oates were mad at each other about like one of them sold his portion of the writing credits. And the other one was like,

4:10I'm not looking to be in a partnership with someone you sold to do primary waves. Yeah. So there was their they do not talk. And I don't they may have already not been talking. But Darryl is super mad about it. It's this her deal is considered one of the largest catalog transactions. And it's true 200 million. That feels like we hear there've been a lot of people who've been doing this recently. But I can't remember anybody getting 200 mil. Justin Bieber sold his. He might have gotten more like he also got 200 mil. I think there's people have been paid more. I can't name all the artists that have done this. But well, some people have sold only partial interest to Bruce Springsteen cell. I want to say the red hot chili peppers sold. Like there were there have been big catalogs that went for cash. And I don't blame them. You're alive

5:12today. Right. So you know, would the money make your life happy now? Or will it? You hope that the system doesn't break down and your kids can live on the money that's coming in later. That's interesting because I wonder if the way that music and the payments for people's music and all the things that are screwed up with music these days is why people are like, I'm going to go ahead and just let these go. Because I think one of the reasons to hang on to your catalog is because in perpetuity in the past, royalties would always come to you or to your state. But you also have you are the grantor of permissions to use like you say, yes, you can use it for your presidential campaign or not. Yes, you can use this in this advertisement. Yes, it can be used in a movie or whatever. So I guess that's what the people who are paying that money are buying permission to license. Right. And you would expect that they're going to be careful. It would help you with these that you do want to protect its value by not overdoing it. But

6:16now you're the owner. You do what you want, right? The other thing I'm seeing here in this Britney Spears story is her other legal troubles with cars. She faced four misdemeanor charges and a jail sentence for an alleged hit and run with a park car in LA. She ended up paying the owner of the vehicle for the damages and the jury acquitted her of the final driving without a California license charge. Oh boy. Yeah. She's got problems. And with the money she's got, you know, get a driver, have someone on call, wake up, wake up with good vibes and variety. Oh my god, that's brilliant. We got to do that. Sarah and Vinnie. Alice 97, 3333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333