Sam Lufti demands money

Osama Lutfi has vehemently denied ever taking money from Britney Spears, but that hasn’t stopped him from reportedly asking! Attorney Jeryll Cohen representing Jamie Spears as part of the conservatorship accused Sam Lutfi of demanding money from poor Brit.

He wrote, “During the telephone conversation, Mr. Grossman [Brit’s business manager] told me that he had numerous e-mails from Osama (Sam) Lutfi in which Mr. Lutfi made various demands, including demands for money. Mr. Grossman told me he did not comply with Mr. Lutfi’s demands.”

Grossman, has refused to provide copies of Lutfi’s e-mails to the conservatorship, which is part of the reason for wanting him removed. The other reasons are next.

Why conservators really want to give Brit’s business manager the ax

It’s pretty clear now why Jamie Spears and the conservatorship want to get rid of Business manager Howard Grossman. And it’s not just because he is in bed with Sam Lufti. Lawyers for the conservators accused Grossman of ignoring their ground rules. One lawyer wrote in a declaration that she told Grossman “he was not permitted to give Britney any money, credit cards or access to money or credit cards or to meet with her … at the Beverly Hills Hotel or anywhere else.”

However Grossman reportedly defied the order by meeting Britney at the Beverly Hills Hotel last week when she attempted to bolt. The lawyer, Jeryll Cohen, is enraged because Grossman also directed the Bev Hills Mercedes to deliver one of Britney’s cars to the hotel without first getting the conservators’ permission. Cohen says Grossman’s lame excuse was that “he wanted to build her [Brit’s] confidence in him.”
Basically though, Grossman aided and abetted Britney in her attempted to flee after getting out of the hospital and attempt to overthrow the conservatorship with the help of lawyer, Adam Streisand. Unfortunately for Grossman, the punishment for attempted mutiny is severe.

Jamie Lynn Spears and Casey Aldridge are still together

On Saturday, the teens were seen shopping at a mall in McComb, Miss.  Jamie Lynn, 16, was wearing a baggy sweatshirt, and Casey walked by her side, holding a shopping bag from nearby sporting goods store, Hibbett. Casey ignored a reporter’s questions (about the baby, about Britney) but did answer the query, “Everything OK?” with “Pretty good.” He was busy whispering to Jamie Lynn, walking by her side.

On Sunday, Casey and Jamie were out in public again. This time they were shopping hand in hand, at an Auto Zone store in Kentwood, La. Jamie Lynn left the sweatshirt at home and wore a white T-shirt that revealed her small baby bump as she walked. Casy looked the doting-teenage father holding Jamie Lynn’s hand, whispers in her ear, and generally behaving like any young teenage couple in love.

The Britney Spears  paparazzi herd is thinning

The not so noble profession of documenting Britney Spears’ every move is, apparently, facing a crisis.  NY DailyNews  reports that the paparazzi pack on Spears’ trail now includes members of the Crips and Bloods gang, mainly because it’s a full-out war out there. “I’ve heard stories of fights, of car tires being slashed, cars being blocked in,” says one ex-snapper.  Claims that rival agencies are arming the thugs with cameras and sending them out to do battle may be exaggerated.  However this whole paparazzi situation reached new levels of insanity long ago, and with the money magazines are paying for these photos it’s gotten way too dangerous for everyone involved, including the celebrities and the general public.  The fact that some paps are now quiting because it’s getting too dangerous is perhaps a good side effect.

No more Pink wig, but the extensions were costly?

The neon pink fright wig, was spotted in Jamie Spears possesion today. The suspicion is the wig is heading for the garbage. And why not? Whenever Brit wore it, trouble soon ensued.
As you know, stylist, Kim Vo was called in a few days ago, to add a little length to Brit’s tired tresses, which haven’t been the same since the infamous head-shaving incident of 2007.
And this lock-lengthening comes at a pretty steep cost. While he won’t name the number on the extensions, Vo reveals to OK! that, â??a house call for new extensions can be up to $6,000.â??