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Wednesday, January 27, 2010
Chris Brown new track: They Say
 The Japanese Bonus Track They Say by Chris Brown leaked today, and his latest studio album Graffiti didn't do a very good job on the charts, debuting at #7 on the Billboard 200 albums chart, with his label saying it was overshipped. Chris Brown should have waited a little longer before he released anything new and maybe he would have done better. Anyway, enjoy. Download Link: HERE Download Link 2: HERE Download Link 3: HERE Labels: CHRIS BROWN Music Reviews 10 @ 4:24 PM | comment link here
Friday, December 25, 2009
Billboard Update
Ke$ha's TiK ToK is getting more and more popular as she climbs one more spot up to be #1 this week, knocking Jay-Z and Alicia Keys' Empire State Of Mind into #2. Bad Romance is stuck at #3 this week. With the release of Hard's music video this week, Rihanna leaps to #11 from #21 last week. With the release of The Element Of Freedom this week, Alicia Keys' Try Sleeping With A Broken Heart jumps to #27 from #56 last week. Kris Allen's debut single Live Like We're Dying climbs yet again to #33 this week. Aussie newcomer Orianthi's debut single According To You has climbed to #41 this week, up from #55 last week. With the popularity of Empire State Of Mind, Alicia Keys' solo version debuts at #55. Daughtry's second single from Leave This Town climbs and peaks at #58 so far. Adam Lambert's second single from For Your Entertainment called Whataya Want From Me debuts at #72. There's simply no stopping Susan Boyle reigning at the top of the Billboard 200 albums chart, with I Dreamed A Dream topping the charts for the fourth consecutive week, breaking Alicia Keys' chain of #1 albums as The Element Of Freedom debuts behind I Dreamed A Dream. Stable sales help provide Andrea Bocelli's My Christmas to remain in the top 3 for a 7th week. Chris Brown falls hard with Graffiti dropping to #31 in its second week of release. Kris Allen's self-titled debut climbs up tp #56, up from #61 last week. Allison Iraheta's debut album Just Like You drops to #148 in its third week of release. Surprisingly, Carrie Underwood's Some Hearts and Carnival Ride climb the charts again, placed at #162 and #164 respectively. The soundtrack for James Cameron's new film Avatar debuts at #172. Labels: ADAM LAMBERT, ALICIA KEYS, ALLISON IRAHETA, BILLBOARD UPDATE, CARRIE UNDERWOOD, CHRIS BROWN, DAUGHTRY, KE$HA, KRIS ALLEN, ORIANTHI, RIHANNA, SOUNDTRACK Music Reviews 10 @ 1:47 PM | comment link here
Friday, December 18, 2009
Billboard Update
Jay-Z and Alicia Keys reign at the top of the Hot 100 again. Ke$ha dethrones Lady Gaga, with TiK ToK knocking Bad Romance off the second spot. Timbaland and Justin Timberlake's collaboration on Carry Out gains the title of Digital Gainer, and Carry Out leaps from #75 to #31. Kris Allen's radio-friendly Live Like We're Dying rises again and peaks at #36 this week. Daughtry's second single Life After You from Leave This Town climbs to #64. There's simply no stopping Susan Boyle's I Dream A Dream from staying at #1 on the Billboard 200 albums chart, which means Andrea Bocelli's My Christmas is entrenched at #2 in its 6th week. Carrie Underwood's Play On has already surpassed the 800, 000 mark in it's 6th week, rising to #5 with the new releases from last week all falling off the Top 20. Chris Brown's heavily criticised Graffiti debuts at #7, underperforming in the first week of release selling at 102, 000. Timbaland's follow-up to his massively successful Shock Value released in 2007 debuts at #36 this week. Allison Iraheta's Just Like You falls to #99 in its second week of release. With the holiday season just coming around, Carrie Underwood's Some Hearts picks up sales again and re-enters at #184. Labels: ALICIA KEYS, ALLISON IRAHETA, BILLBOARD UPDATE, CARRIE UNDERWOOD, CHRIS BROWN, KE$HA, KRIS ALLEN Music Reviews 10 @ 2:40 PM | comment link here
Thursday, December 3, 2009
Billboard Update
Jay-Z and Alicia Keys' huge #1 hit Empire State Of Mind is still sitting nicely on top, as they stop Lady Gaga's Bad Romance from advancing. Ke$ha's club banger debut single TiK ToK climbs the charts again this week at #3. The Black Eyed Peas' latest single Meet Me Halfway returns to its peak position of #7. Kelly Clarkson's Already Gone climbs yet again to peak at #14 this week. It seems like Rihanna and Chris Brown are still together. Her latest single Hard made a humongous leap from #80 to #19 this week, and trailing behind is Chris with I can Transform Ya. Lady Gaga's collaboration with Beyonce on Telephone has debuted at #30, being beaten by Shakira's second US single Give It Up To Me. With the success of Give It Up To Me, Shakira's She Wolf also leaps up, to #41 from #65 last week. Alicia Keys' Try Sleeping With A Broken Heart has so far done much better than first single Doesn't Mean Anything, peaking at #42 this week. 2 new songs have debuted each week, the artists worlds apart from each other. Adam Lambert re-enters For Your Entertainment at #61 and I Dreamed A Dream by Susan Boyle debuting at #62. Beyonce debuts at #65 with Video Phone, Chris Brown debuts at #68 with Crawl. Leona Lewis isn't doing very well, falling to #70 after its miserable peak of #31 last week. Another new Lady Gaga song is the ballad called Speechless, which has debuted at #94. Susan Boyle posts the highest first week sales for a female debut artist, ever, with I Dreamed A Dream flying to the top of the Billboard 200 albums chart. Adam Lambert's solo debut album posts a much more impressive first week sales than eventual winner Kris Allen, with For Your Entertainment debuting at #3 and about 198, 000 copies sold in its first week. Rihanna's bravest and most adventurous album Rated R debuts at #4, posting the highest first week album sales for Rihanna herself. Lady Gaga's all-new EP The Fame Monster debuts at #5, and The Fame itself jumping to #6. Miley Cyus' The Time Of Our Lives also jumps, to #7 this week. Shakira's She Wolf debuts at #15 this time. Michael Buble's Call Me Irresponsible seems to be racking up in sales again, jumping from #134 to #57 this week. His 2005 album It's Time climbs to #65 this week. Carrie Underwood re-enters at #132 with her debut album Some Hearts. Labels: ADAM LAMBERT, ALICIA KEYS, BILLBOARD UPDATE, BLACK EYED PEAS, CARRIE UNDERWOOD, CHRIS BROWN, KE$HA, LADY GAGA, LEONA LEWIS, MICHAEL BUBLE, MILEY CYRUS, RIHANNA, SHAKIRA Music Reviews 10 @ 10:27 PM | comment link here
Chris Brown - Graffiti
 R&B singer Chris Brown has been faced with some sticky situations this year, including being charged for assaulting his then-girlfriend, fellow R&B singer Rihanna. The pair have since split, and have been hard at work at their albums. Rihanna released Rated R to stores this past week and now we have Chris Brown's newest studio album Graffiti. Enjoy. Download Link: HERE Download Link 2: HERE Download Link 3: HERE Download Link 4: HERE Labels: CHRIS BROWN Music Reviews 10 @ 9:06 PM | comment link here
Saturday, November 28, 2009
Billboard Update
Jay-Z and Alicia Keys continue to dominate the Hot 100 with Empire State Of Mind, stopping Lady Gaga's Bad Romance from hitting the top spot, settling for second place. Ke$ha's party jam TiK ToK climbs to #5 this week. The Black Eyed Peas' latest single Meet Me Halfway gains momentum again as it climbs from #15 to #12. Kally Clarkson's Already Gone has a new peak of #16 this week, thanks to that performance at the AMAs. Chris Brown's new single I Can Transform Ya' makes a slow climb to #22 this week, while Leona Lewis literally leaps from #59 to #31 this week with Happy. Kris Allen's debut single Live Like We're Dying also climbs this week to #41 up from #70 last week. OneRepublic's latest single All The Right Moves climbs and peaks at #53 this week due to this week's album release. Alicia Keys hasn't done too well with Doesn't Mean Anything, the lead single for her newest studio album The Element Of Freedom which will be released on the 15th of December this year, and has thus moved on to Try Sleeping With A Broken Heart, the second single for her album which has just debuted at #58. Justin Bieber's new songs Down To Earth, Bigger and Last Dance debuted at #79, #94 and #99 respectively this week, with Rihanna's second single Hard also debuting at #80 this week. On the Billboard 200 albums chart, John Mayer took top spot with his newest album Battle Studies with sales of 286,000 in its first week of release. Norah Jones' latest album The Fall debuts at #3 on the Billboard 200 this week. Justin Bieber's EP My World debuts at #6 this week. American Idol Season 8 winner Kris Allen debuts at a disappointing #11 with sales just passing the 80, 000 mark. Leona Lewis' sophomore album also debuts at a disappointing #13 this week, but with Happy climbing the charts, I hope it does better. OneRepublic's sophomore disc has also debuted at #21 this week. Adam Lambert's pre-Idol recordings compiled into an album called Take One has debuted this week at #72. Michael Buble's 2005 album It's Time re-enters the albums chart at #127; and his 2007 album Call Me Irresponsible re-enters the charts at #134; and his self-titled album re-enters at #191. Katy Perry's MTV Unplugged EP debuts at #168 this week. Labels: ADAM LAMBERT, ALICIA KEYS, BLACK EYED PEAS, CHRIS BROWN, JUSTIN BIEBER, KATY PERRY, KE$HA, KELLY CLARKSON, KRIS ALLEN, LEONA LEWIS, MICHAEL BUBLE, NORAH JONES, ONEREPUBLIC, RIHANNA Music Reviews 10 @ 1:38 PM | comment link here
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Friday, November 13, 2009
Chris Brown new track: Sing Like Me
 Chris Brown is set to release his latest studio album called Grafitti on the 8th of December and his first single I Can Transform Ya' has performed quite well on the charts, peaking to #23 this week. This is a new track entitled Sing Like Me. Enjoy. Download Link: HERE Download Link 2: HERE Download Link 3: HERE Download Link 4: HERE Labels: CHRIS BROWN Music Reviews 10 @ 4:57 PM | comment link here
Billboard Update
Owl City's Fireflies climbs back up to the top of the Billboard Hot 100 this week, dethroning Jason DeRulo's Whatcha Say which is #3 this week, while Jay-Z and Alicia Keys' collaboration on Empire State Of Mind climbs to #2. Rihanna's latest single Russian Roulette makes a staggering jump to #9 from #75 last week, with Beyonce's Sweet Dreams just behind at a peak position of #10 achieved a few weeks ago. Looks like Lady Gaga has failed to nab herself another #1 with Bad Romance dropping to #18. Kelly Clarkson's Already Gone regains momentum as in climbs back into the top 20, at #19 this week. Carrie Underwood's latest single Cowboy Casanova too regains momentum, climbing to #21 from #27 last week. Despite many people believing Chris Brown's latest single would flop badly with his reputation somewhat destroyed after his attack on Rihanna but I Can Transform Ya' has climbed one more spot up on the charts, standing at #23 this week. Justin Bieber's One Time climbs to #24 and the latest single Favourite Girl debuting at #26, falling just behind Colbie Caillat's Fallin' For You at #25. With the huge success of Down, Jay Sean's latest single debuts at #27 this week with Do You Remember. Cascada's Evacuate The Dancefloor has taken some time to climb the charts but is at it's current peak of #28, knocking Mariah Carey's Obsessed into #29 this week. Taylor Swift peaks at #38 with Fifteen and Jump Then Fall dropping to #41 this week. Leona Lewis' newest single Happy finally jumps up the charts, this week by 30 spots to #68. Kris Allen re-enters the charts at #92 with Live Like We're Dying. Carrie Underwood nabs herself a #1 album with Play On debuting right on top of the Billboard 200 with first week sales of 318,000 copies, taking the title of the highest first week sales for a female artist in 2009 that was held previously by Whitney Houston, which makes Play On Carrie's second consecutive #1 album. Mariah Carey's Memoirs Of An Imperfect Angel stands at #41 this week, with Whitney Houston's I Look To You at #43. David Archuleta's Christmas From The Heart climbs one spot to #76 this week. Demi Lovato's sophomore album Here We Go Again climbs up to #125 from #144 last week. Labels: BEYONCE, BILLBOARD UPDATE, CARRIE UNDERWOOD, CASCADA, CHRIS BROWN, COLBIE CAILLAT, DAVID ARCHULETA, JUSTIN BIEBER, KELLY CLARKSON, KRIS ALLEN, LADY GAGA, LEONA LEWIS, RIHANNA Music Reviews 10 @ 3:32 PM | comment link here
Monday, November 2, 2009
Big News: Albums to look out for this year (Nov - Dec 15th)
These are a list of albums to look out for coming this November all through December 15th. It's gonna be GREAT. I will update more when more albums have a release date after 15th December.  Country superstar who won the hearts of America back in Season 4 of American Idol is getting ready to release her third studio album entitled Play On on November 3rd. .png) Britney Spears celebrates her decade-long career in the music industry full of ups and downs. Right now, she has lots to celebrate for because she became the first artist in 11 years (excluding any American Idol related artist) to debut at #1 on the Billboard Hot 100, which she did with 3, the lead single from her Singles Collection coming out November 10th.  Leona Lewis won The X Factor UK back in 2006 and took a year to record her debut album Spirit, which the lead single Bleeding Love shot her to #1 all around the world with. After successfully breaking into the US music industry, she's set to release Echo on November 16th, her sophomore album that should be another success for her, where Happy, the lead single from the album is expected to climb the charts.  Norah Jones broke onto the music scene in 2002 when her debut album went straight to #1 and has since released 3 commercially successful studio albums. She's going to release her fourth studio album The Fall November 17th.  Kris Allen appeared as the humble college student who took the crown of the eighth season of American Idol and has since inked a record deal with Jive/19 Recordings and will release his post-Idol self-titled album on November 17th. He has already released his first single Live Like We're Dying. .png) The boys of OneRepublic shot to worldwide fame literally overnight when their debut single Apologize shot straight to #1 on the charts and their second single Stop And Stare did really well too. OneRepublic has since been hard at work with their follow-up album Waking Up due for release on 17th of November. First single All the Right Moves has already been released.  15 year-old Canadian singer Justin Bieber was first discovered on Youtube and has been signed as of 2008 and will be releasing his debut album My World on November 17th. His first two singles One Time and One Less Lonely Girl have been Top 20 hits in the US and Top 15 hits in Canada which should give him a relatively stable career.  Susan Boyle, who was such an Internet phenomenon had always wanted to release an album and now that dream is about to materialise. 23rd November is the day Susan Boyle releases her debut album I Dreamed A Dream.  Lady Gaga rocketed straight to the top of the charts when her debut singles Just Dance and Pokerface hit the #1 spot on the Billboard Hot 100. Now, she's going to re-release her debut album titled The Fame: Monster on the 23rd of November.  After the Chris Brown incident, many thought Barbardos singer Rihanna would take a while to recover inside but instead she went straight back to work and started work on her fourth studio album Rated R, where the first single released Russian Roulette debuted at the Billboard Hot 100 at #100.  Adam Lambert finished in second on Season 8 of American Idol and is working on his debut album For Your Entertainment to be released November 23rd. His single for the soundtrack from the upcoming film 2012 has debuted at #50 on the Billboard Hot 100 and the first single from his debut album For Your Entertainment is confirmed to be the title track.  Latin singer Shakira will release the US edition of her latest English studio album She Wolf on the 24th of November and the first single She Wolf has peaked at #11 on the Billboard Hot 100 and second single is confirmed to be called Give It Up To Me.  16 year-old rocker Allison Iraheta was first discovered on Season 8 of American Idol and was booted off the competition, finishing fourth and after much speculation, has been signed under Jive/19 Recordings and her album Just Like You will be out December 1st and her single Friday I'll Be Over U will be available for digital distribution November 3rd.  Chris Brown is set to release his comeback album after the Rihanna incident tarnished his reputation somewhat. Graffiti marks his third studio album and he has confirmed that it is already completed and was scheduled to hit stores December 15th but has since moved forth to December 8th.  There is no offical album cover for Alicia Keys' The Element Of Freedom yet, so this is the cover for the lead single Doesn't Mean Anything which is her highest chart debut so far. This will be her fourth studio album after putting out three studio albums that have done very well. The Element Of Freedom will be released December 15th. Who's album are you anticipating? Labels: ADAM LAMBERT, ALICIA KEYS, ALLISON IRAHETA, BIG NEWS, BRITNEY SPEARS, CARRIE UNDERWOOD, CHRIS BROWN, JUSTIN BIEBER, KRIS ALLEN, LADY GAGA, LEONA LEWIS, NORAH JONES, ONEREPUBLIC, RIHANNA, SHAKIRA Music Reviews 10 @ 8:30 PM | comment link here
Saturday, October 31, 2009
Billboard Update
Owl City's successful singles Fireflies has gone to #1, therefore dethroning Jay Sean and knocking him into #3. The Black Eyed Peas' Meet Me Halfway rises to #7 this week. Beyonce's Sweet Dreams climbs one spot to #10. Kelly Clarkson's Already Gone rises and peaks at #17 and Justin Bieber's One Time rises to #20, giving him 2 top 20 hits. Carrie Underwood's Cowboy Casanova drops to #21 this week. Chris Brown's I Can Transform Ya' jumps to #24. Cascada's Evacuate The Dancefloor peaks at a new high of #29. Adam Lambert's Time For Miracles debuts at #50 this week. P!nk's Funhouse rises to #55. Alicia Keys' Doesn't Mean Anything peaks at #60 after 5 weeks on the chart. OneRepublic's All The Right Moves gains more momentum climbing back up, this week it is at #68. Carrie Underwood's Temporary Home debuts at #92, along with Rihanna at #100 with Russian Roulette. Happy re-enters the Hot 100 at #98 and is sure to climb. The Twilight Saga: New Moon soundtrack climbs to #3, knocking Michael Buble's Crazy Love to #3 with Tim McGraw beating him at #2. Joss Stone's new album Colour Me Free! debuts at #10. The soundtrack for the first movie Twilight jumps to #57 due to the release of the New Moon soundtrack. Jessie James' self-titled debut album re-enters the Billboard 200 at #158. Labels: ADAM LAMBERT, BEYONCE, BLACK EYED PEAS, CARRIE UNDERWOOD, CASCADA, CHRIS BROWN, JESSIE JAMES, JUSTIN BIEBER, KELLY CLARKSON, LEONA LEWIS, MICHAEL BUBLE, ONEREPUBLIC, PINK, RIHANNA, SOUNDTRACK Music Reviews 10 @ 3:43 PM | comment link here
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Thursday, October 22, 2009
Billboard Update
After Britney Spears broke records last week debuting at #1, she has been knocked into 5th place this week, with Jay Sean continuing his #1 reign with Down. Paparazzi by Lady Gaga climbs and peaks to #6 this week. Fireflies by Owl City peaks at #7 with The Black Eyed Peas' Meet Me Halfway jumping to #9. Beyonce's Sweet Dreams reaches an all time high of #11. Mariah Carey's Obsessed drops to #16. Carrie Underwood's Cowboy Casanova and Kelly Clarkson's Already Gone are #19 and #20 respectively. Chris Brown's I Can Transform Ya' jumps to #27 this week. Once again, Cascada's Evacuate The Dancefloor gains more momentum peaking at #31 this week. Michael Buble's Haven't Met You Yet jumps from #90 last week to #57 this week. Alicia Keys' latest single Doesn't Mean Anything peaks at #61 this week. Korean imports Wonder Girls debut on the Billboard Charts at #76 with their smash hit single Nobody. Trailing right behind is Carrie Underwood's new track Mama's Song. OneRepublic's All The Right Moves drops to #85. Mariah Carey's I Want To Know What Love Is drops to #91 this week. On the Billboard 200, Michael Buble continues his domination with his latest album Crazy Love. The Twilight Movie's New Moon soundtrack debuts at #2 this week. The Black Eyed Peas gains momentum as it jumps back into the top 10 with The E.N.D. at #6 this week. David Archuletas's Christmas From The Heart debuts at #30 this week. Labels: ALICIA KEYS, BEYONCE, BLACK EYED PEAS, BRITNEY SPEARS, CARRIE UNDERWOOD, CASCADA, CHRIS BROWN, DAVID ARCHULETA, KELLY CLARKSON, LADY GAGA, MARIAH CAREY, MICHAEL BUBLE, ONEREPUBLIC, SOUNDTRACK Music Reviews 10 @ 8:07 PM | comment link here
Chris Brown new track: Crawl
 Chris Brown is going to fuel his comeback after much controversy over his little "adventure" with Rihanna with his new album to be released on December 15th, Graffiti with his first single I Can Transform Ya' debuting at #52 on the Billboard Hot 100. Here we have a new track called Crawl. Check it out. Download Link: HERE Download Link 2: HERE Download Link 3: HERE Download Link 4: HERE Download Link 5: HERE Download Link 6: HERE Labels: CHRIS BROWN Music Reviews 10 @ 4:15 PM | comment link here
Thursday, October 15, 2009
Billboard Update
Britney Spears does it again. 3, the lead single off her Singles Collection album which celebrates her success in the music industry from 1999-2009, tops the charts and debuts, in over 3 years, at the top spot. Meanwhile, Jay Sean, who sent the Black Eyed Peas packing into #5 last week, is #2 now on the charts and Miley Cyrus' Party In The USA follows behind. Nothing new besides Owl City's Fireflies peaks at #9 this week. Mariah's first single off Memoirs Of An Imperfect Angel drops to #11 with Beyonce's Sweet Dreams at #12 spending its 12th week on the charts which has since peaked at #12. Uncanny, huh. MRAs nominated new artist Justin Bieber's One Less Lonely Girl debuts at #16 and debut single One Time peaks at #21. Kelly Clarkson's Already Gone peaks at #19 this week with Carrie Underwood's newest single Cowboy Casanova drops to #20. Chris Brown's I Can Transform Ya debuts at #52. OneRepublic joins the slew of artists that have debuted this week. All The Right Moves debuts at #58 this week. Michael Buble re-enters the Hot 100 at #90 with Haven't Met You Yet. Along with the new single re-entering the charts, Michael Buble tops the Billboard 200 with his latest album Crazy Love which beat KISS' Sonic Boom and Toby Keith's American Ride. The Backstreet Boys' latest offering This Is Us debuts at #9. Blake Lewis' sophomore album Heartbreak On Vinyl debuts at #135. Canadian singer Lights debuts at #129 this week. Labels: BILLBOARD UPDATE, BLACK EYED PEAS, BLAKE LEWIS, BRITNEY SPEARS, CARRIE UNDERWOOD, CHRIS BROWN, JUSTIN BIEBER, KELLY CLARKSON, LIGHTS, MARIAH CAREY, MICHAEL BUBLE, MILEY CYRUS Music Reviews 10 @ 6:45 PM | comment link here
Wednesday, September 30, 2009
Chris Brown new track: I Can Transform Ya [ft. Lil Wayne]
 Chris Brown has a lot to do to win back some people who seem to be hating on him after the whole 'beating up Rihanna thing'. He's set to release his new album Graffiti next year, and some how the album title reminds me of a gangster-ish kind of album. Well, who knows? Download Link: I Can Transform Ya [ft. Lil Wayne] Download Link 2: HERE Download Link 3: HERE Download Link 4: HERE Labels: CHRIS BROWN Music Reviews 10 @ 4:04 PM | comment link here
Wednesday, August 26, 2009
Big News: Chris Brown's just desserts
R&B singer Chris Brown has been sentenced to five years of probation and 180 days of community labor for his February assault on his former girlfriend, pop star Rihanna. The 20-year-old singer, who appeared before a court judge with his mother, best friend and bodyguards, was also ordered to stay at least 100 yards (90 meters) away from Rihanna until August 2014, a distance that can be reduced to 10 yards (nine meters) during industry events. Brown will be able to serve his sentence in his home state of Virginia, but will be required to return to Los Angeles every three months to update Judge Patricia Schnegg on his progress. "I wanted to see actual physical labor as opposed to community service," Schnegg said. Brown will perform labor such as "trash pickup, car cleaning and maintaining grounds," she said, and will participate in counseling at a Catholic charity. He is also ordered to complete a one-year domestic violence program. Schnegg said she was aware of broadcast "chatter" that mentioned possible meetings between the two performers, and warned Brown that such encounters would be unacceptable. "This is a felony conviction with the potential for state prison if probation is violated in any way," the judge said. District attorney spokesman Sandi Gibbons said the DA's office felt the sentence for Brown "is an equitable one. It's in his hands." Brown said he understood the sentence. Upon leaving the courtroom, he and his lawyer declined to speak with reporters. According to a court report, Brown was also involved in two other violent assaults against Rihanna prior to the attack in February, hours before the Grammy awards. The first occurred in Europe three months earlier, when the two performers engaged in a verbal dispute, after which Rihanna slapped Brown, who responded by pushing her against a wall. Then, three weeks before the February attack, the pair had another altercation in Rihanna's native Barbados, where they were driving in a Range Rover. Brown got out and broke both front windows. No one was injured. The two incidents were not reported to authorities, according to the report. Rihanna's lawyer, Donald Etra, said Rihanna is "doing fine and concentrating on pursuing her career." Souce: HERE Labels: BIG NEWS, CHRIS BROWN, RIHANNA |
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The Power Rangers of British pop, The Saturdays, are returning this year with a more mature sound and image, with the girlband taking a stab at the pop/dance wave with their fourth album On Your Radar's first single Notorious being a total flip in direction in their sound, and was noticeably more clubby compared to their previous singles and albums. They then took things a level further with the complete rave-tastic All Fired Up, which is without a doubt their best single release, not surprising since the track was produced by production powerhouse Xenomania, the machine behind pretty much all of Girls Aloud's discography. The pop five-piece are charging forward with the Christmassy ballad My Heart Takes Over before their album On Your Radar drops November 21st! Featured Albums.
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