Last Week In Music: 11/8- 11/14
Last Week In Music: 11/8- 11/14
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Not The Same - When Chris Brown visited “106 & Park” last week, he asserted that his actions against Rihanna were not comparable to the way his step father abused his mother when he was a child. “The scenario is different, but the situation doesn’t go unnoticed,” Brown explained. “Like I said, I’m not making an excuse for domestic violence because any type of abuse whether it’s male on female or female on male is unacceptable. I feel highly strong that I’m not my stepfather.”
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Paper Gangsta - 50 Cent is filing a lawsuit against online hip-hop site WorldStarHipHop.com for using his likeness without permission. “I have lawyers on retainer and I have to pay them so much money anyway," 50 said on the suit. "So we'll go back and forth to court until [they] can’t afford a Subway sandwich.”
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Tell All - In an exclusive interview with ABC's Robin Roberts for a new show entitled "In the Spotlight with Robin Roberts," Janet Jackson will break her silence about her brother's death. "It's still so difficult for me," says Janet in the promo for the upcoming interview set to air on Wednesday, November 18. "I haven't talked about this with anyone."
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Big Trouble - Police were forced to shut down the Genesee Valley Center in Flint Township, Michigan after fans of the Los Angeles-based group, New Boyz caused chaos at a free concert last Sunday (November 8). Only two songs into their performance, the New Boyz had to leave the stage in the J.C. Penney wing because of an unruly crowd.
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No Date - With the anticipation of his debut album, "Thank Me Later" rising, Young Money representative, Drake told Rap-up.com his album has no release date. Drake said of the debut: "This is my first album and it takes a lot for me to commit to a song and be like, 'I like this enough that I'm going to put it on the album. '"
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