Popstar
Britney
Spears
is
threatening
to
take
a
Florida
radio
station
to
court
over
a
series
of
billboard
advertisements
that
used
her
bald-headed
image
next
to
the
captions.'
The
"Toxic" star
is
less
than
impressed
with
WFLZ's
advertising
hoardings
for
MJ
Morning
Show,
which
her
lawyer
claims
are
"outrageous
in
the
extreme."
The
three
billboards
feature
a
paparazzi
photo
of
Spears
in
the
days
after
she
controversially
shaved
her
head
earlier
this
year.
In
a
letter
obtained
by
Web
site
TheSmokingGun.com
and
sent
to
the
legal
department
of
Clear
Channel,
which
owns
WFLZ,
Spears'
attorney
protests
the
decision
to
link
the
singer's
image
with
mental
illness
and
for
allegedly
failing
to
remove
the
billboards
nearly
two
weeks
ago.
The
letter
reads:
"It
was
outrageous
in
the
extreme
that
Clear
Channel
created
and
displayed
the
billboards
in
the
first
place.
That
Clear
Channel
then
had
the
unabashed
temerity
to
lie
about
their
removal
shocks
the
conscience.
We
demand
a
complete
inventory
of
all
Clear
Channel
billboards
containing
my
client's
photograph...
We
must
also
insist
upon
documentary
evidence
verified
under
penalty
of
perjury
to
establish
that
all
of
the
billboards
have
in
fact
been
taken
down."