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The uncomfortable tale of female stars and the early 2000s media machine We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss By Jessica M. Goldstein Save Normal text size Advertisement On July 2, 2004, Lindsay Lohan turned 18. It was a date obsessed over by men who were much older than 18, who flocked to early internet forums and shock-jock radio shows to mouth-breathe about how they couldn’t wait until it would be legal to do what they were obviously already doing: fantasise about having sex with a teenager who first found fame as a child in Disneyâ...

ANALYSIS: Britney Spears is the subject of a recent documentary, Framing Britney, which has sparked a re-examination of media treatment of the era’s female celebrities.

Journalists from the time look back at the common and accepted misogyny that shaped coverage of Britney Spears, Lindsay Lohan and others.

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after he allegedly smashed a window in his dressing room. he could be in legal trouble today, wednesday, march 23, he could be in legal trouble today, wednesday, march 23, 2011. captions paid for by nbc-universal television good morning. welcome to "today" on a wednesday morning. i'm matt lauer. >> i'm ann curry for meredith. good morning, everybody. this is a shocking development out of japan. imagine how concerned you would be as a parent if there was radiation in the drinking water that was twice the recommended level for infants. >> that's what millions of parents in tokyo are ...