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If you were alive in 2011, it was hard to be online without seeing the words \u201cwinning\u201d and \u201ctiger blood\u201d memed into oblivion.<\/p>\n
Over a decade ago, a series of bizarre interviews<\/a> publicly showcased a fraught time in Charlie Sheen\u2019s<\/a><\/strong> life, plagued by addiction and mental illness.<\/p>\n Now, in a two-part documentary, Netflix\u2019s<\/a> AKA Charlie Sheen sees the titular troubled star finally speak candidly about his public rise and fall.<\/p>\n But if you\u2019re itching for more celeb insight after watching, not to worry \u2013 Watch With Us<\/a> has you covered.<\/p>\n Here are three celebrity expos\u00e9s to check out next.<\/p>\n The months leading up to the death of English soul singer-songwriter Amy Winehouse<\/strong><\/a> back in 2011 have come to define the famously troubled star. But Asif Kapadia\u2019s documentary attempts to humanize a struggling woman who had become the butt of jokes in this riveting and revealing look at her rise and fall.<\/p>\n Charlie Sheen\u2019s Tell-All Doc Features Exes Denise Richards, Brooke Mueller \u2014 and His Former Drug Dealer<\/a><\/p>\n Using archival footage and over 100 interviews with family and friends, Amy takes a look at Winehouse\u2019s life chronologically, starting from childhood, showcasing her pure passion for music leading to her breakout success with her debut album \u2018Frank.\u2019 But fast fame ultimately overwhelms the talented young woman, and a life in the spotlight leads to a series of self-destructive behaviors while being actively failed by the people in her life meant to protect her.<\/p>\n Amy\u00a0is available to rent on Prime Video.<\/a><\/p>\n The \u2018Hit Me Baby One More Time\u2019 singer\u2019s infamous conservatorship is put into sharp relief in Samantha Stark<\/strong>\u2019s empathetic portrait of an embattled pop star and the systems of public abuse endured by young female celebrities. The film brought her conservatorship and the \u201cFree Britney\u201d movement further into the mainstream when it hit Hulu back in 2021.<\/p>\n The documentary re-examines Britney Spears\u2019<\/strong><\/a> career, charting her rise from a small-town Louisiana girl to a 16-year-old global superstar, to a woman who cannot leave her home without being viciously attacked by paparazzi, to her 2007 mental breakdown and being put under a conservatorship by her father. Framing Britney Spears not only takes a look at the way society actively antagonized the pop star for years, but how women in the public eye are forced to weather gratuitous abuse and misogyny.<\/p>\n Watch\u00a0Framing Britney Spears\u00a0on Hulu.<\/a><\/p>\n When Brooke Shields<\/strong> <\/a>was only 11 years old, she starred in Pretty Baby, the 1978 film from French director Louis Malle that was widely controversial at the time for its portrayal of Shields as a child sex worker. 45 years later, Shields looks back on her own life in Lana Wilson<\/strong>\u2019s searing documentary, re-examining the exploitation she endured as an over-sexualized child actress and model.<\/p>\n\u2018Amy\u2019 (2015)<\/h3>\n
\u2018Framing Britney Spears\u2019 (2021)<\/h3>\n
\u2018Pretty Baby: Brooke Shields\u2019 (2023)<\/h3>\n