USA TODAY "Framing Britney Spears," a New York Times documentary that examines the pop star's court battle to regain control of her life, was released in February but many female celebrities are still publicly talking about it. "Framing Britney" not only exposed the media's mistreatment of Spears, but also the toxic culture for all high-profile women in the late ‘90s and 2000s. The documentary is part of the trend of content revisiting big stories from the past with women at the center ("I, Tonya," "Truth and Lies," "The Price of Gold," "The Clinton Affair"). Many of those women are now speaking about the misogyny they faced and the sexism they internalized. Hewitt said she was "hopeful" things were changing. Are they?