Spears’s first album, Baby One More Time went 14x platinum in the U.S. and earned the then 17-year-old two Grammy nominations. Her next albums, Oops I Did It Again! and Britney, sold hugely as well, pushing Spears to attempt a career in film acting. Her debut role was in the movie Crossroads, out in 2002, which saw disappointing returns at the box office. Also in 2002, she opened her own restaurant, NYLA in New York City, prompting Forbes magazine to name her one of the most powerful celebrities in the world. After her split from Justin Timberlake, however, her career began to decline, culminating with two pregnancies and a hiatus from music. In 2005, Spears and Kevin Federline made the decision to air a reality TV-show based on their relationship, aptly named Chaotic, which was canceled after only a few episodes. As if that weren’t enough, in 2006, a video hit the Internet of Spears and Federline, portraying Spears in an awful light, making her seem remarkably unintelligent. She received a ton of bad press in early 2007 with her bizarre antics, like shaving her head and going to rehab. Most recently, she has been ridiculed for being a bad mother, doing things like feeding her children junk food and depriving them of naps. A new single, “Gimme More,” marks Spears’s self-proclaimed comeback. On September 9, 2007 a scantily dressed Spears took the stage at the Video Music Awards in a poorly received performance that did little to recover her once-unstoppable career. The release of her album Blackout, however, redeemed the pop princess’s reputation. Critics called it her comeback album. Blackout, released on October 30, 2007, reached number 2 on the Billboard 200. In March 2008, Spears released an entirely animated music video for her single "Break the Ice." On March 24, she guest starred on the CBS primetime sitcom How I Met Your Mother. Her performance as a dorky receptionist was well received by critics, and there are rumors circulating of a reoccurring role on the show. However, a source close to the pop star tells Us: "Nothing is signed yet."