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A man named Abe Diaw is suing Chris Brown, alleging that the singer assaulted him at a London nightclub back in February. According to Diaw, Chris Brown attacked him at TAPE nightclub, wielding a bottle of Don Julio 1942 tequila as a weapon, causing severe injuries. Diaw claims he was knocked unconscious after Chris struck him with "crushing blows" and then proceeded to stomp on him while he was unconscious on the club floor.
Just in time for the summer, Chris Brown turns up the heat in the accompanying video to his recent single, “Summer Too Hot”
Directed by Christian Breslauer, the R&B singer shuts down a city block with his dancers and brings the summer vibes throughout the city.
After linking with Chris Brown On “Ocean Drive“, Sean Kingston releases “Side”, the latest single off his upcoming album.
Highly regarded by many as this generation’s Michael Jackson, Chris Brown has without a doubt joined the ranks of many legends, like MJ, but for the “Iffy” singer, he personally admits that he could not do it better than the entertainer who has inspired what he does today, but there is also no one that is doing it like CB.
With an exclusive and personal invite to pull up to his crib, the L.A. Leakers Justin Credible and DJ Sourmilk sat with Brown to discuss everything about his forthcoming album ‘Breezy,’ fatherhood, what he’s learned along the way in his career, and some of his proudest moments.
Besides being a singer who has always been involved in controversies, Chris Brown is a financially successful man who likes to enjoy his fortune. But have you ever thought about how this rapper lives? In this video you will find out everything about Chris Brown's luxurious life.
Wale has made his return gearing up for another run with the release of “Angles” featuring Chris Brown.
The new single features a sample of the classic Diddy record “I Need a Girl,” and is primed for a shot at being the song of the summer.
T-Pain is an influential rapper best known for songs like “Bartender” and “Buy U a Drank.” He was one of the most popular artists on the radio in the early 2000s. T-Pain is also a businessman and has immersed himself in the production side of the music industry.
In the early 2000s, T-Pain broke into the music business when he linked up with the influential artist Akon. T-Pain released his debut album, Rappa Ternt Sanga, in late 2005. The album became an instant hit with fans and critics and spawned popular singles such as “I’m Sprung” and “I’m N Luv (Wit a Stripper).”
Over the next few years, T-Pain seemed to be everywhere, releasing new music and collaborating with major artists like Chris Brown, Flo Rida, and DJ Khaled.
For Mark Brown, the head games began with a cold call from Prince in 1981. And they ended, six years later, with the bassist — rechristened BrownMark, by Prince — confident that the rock star had derailed him out of millions in songwriting royalties.
As related in BrownMark’s new memoir, “My Life in the Purple Kingdom” (University of Minnesota Press), playing with Prince was the best of times and the worst of times — often at the same time. Like when he was cast in the movie musical “Purple Rain.”
“I took drama classes, joined SAG and acted in the movie,” Brown, 58, told The Post. “Then all my scenes were cut. Prince came up with some lame excuse about having to make the movie shorter.”
Before the fast talk and subterfuge, there was that unexpected call. Brown, then 19, took it in the Minneapolis rec center where his funk band rehearsed. “The first thing that went through my mind was that it couldn’t be Prince,” Brown said. “It was surreal.”
