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Justin Timberlake to Release Four-Part ‘Tell-All’ Docuseries, Featuring Janet Jackson, on Apple (EXCLUSIVE)Justin Timberlake is set to release a four-part docuseries on Apple TV in December, described as a “tell-all,” three sources confirm to Variety. One source says the series will feature Janet Jackson discussing the infamous “wardrobe malfunction” that took place during the pair’s performance at the 2004 Super Bowl. Another source says that Timberlake discusses some of former girlfriend Britney Spears’ recent comments as well. Further details on the series, which is directed by Fisher Stevens, were not available at the time of this article’s publication; reps for Timberlake, Jackson and Apple had no comment or did not respond to Variety‘s multiple requests for comment. Timberlake has a relationship with the streamer dating back to 2021, when he starred in the Apple Original film “Palmer.” The news comes during a comparatively low-profile period for Timberlake, who made a guest appearance during Jay-Z’s concert in Paris last month but otherwise has been off the radar since his “Forget Tomorrow” global tour in support of his most recent album, “Everything I Thought It Was,” which was released in March of 2024. The singer announced in July 2025 that he has been diagnosed with Lyme disease, which affected some of his performances on the tour. Fans noticed that Timberlake appeared sluggish and low-energy during performances on the international leg of the trek, which he suggested was due to the nerve damage and fatigue he experienced from Lyme disease. “I’ve been battling some health issues, and was diagnosed with Lyme Disease–which I don’t say so you feel bad for me – but to shed some light on what I’ve been up against behind the scenes,” he wrote. “If you’ve experienced this disease or know someone who has- then you’re aware: Living with this can be relentlessly debilitating, both mentally and physically.” The tour, which wrapped in July of 2025, was further complicated by Timberlake’s DWI conviction, stemming from his arrest in Sag Harbor, New York, the previous year. He was pulled over by police in June 2024 after running a stop sign and veering out of his lane. The incident took place shortly before the tour’s launch, and Page Six reported that Timberlake said to officers, in a much-memed comment, “This is going to ruin the tour” — however, police bodycam footage released later showed that he did not say those words, rather something like “I’m on tour.” Will you be tuning in to hear the Trolls World Tour stars version of events?

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https://www.billboard.com/music/chart-beat/my-chemical-romance-number-one-billboard-200-black-parade-1236371717/ My Chemical Romance triumphs on the Billboard 200 chart, scoring its first No. 1 album, as The Black Parade jumps from No. 139 to No. 1 on the Nov. 7-dated chart, following the 20th anniversary deluxe reissue of the 2006 album. The set originally debuted and peaked at No. 2 upon its release and remained the band’s highest-charting album until this week. The album was reissued in an array of configurations, and was available across more than 20 physical variants, with the expanded editions including bonus tracks. All versions of the album are combined for tracking and charting purposes. In the week ending Oct. 29, it earned 78,000 equivalent album units in the United States (up 653%) according to Luminate — largely driven by pure album sales (68,000, up 2,082%). The group has celebrated the album on tour since July 2025, with a trek that is slated to wrap on Nov. 22 in Indonesia. Among the stops was a five-night stand at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles this October. The Black Parade’s 20-year-wait to reach No. 1 is the longest ever for an album, surpassing the 15-year and nine-month wait for Toby Keith’s 35 Biggest Hits, following his death in 2024. My Chemical Romance is the third act in 2026 to wait at least 10 years from a Billboard 200 chart debut to a first No. 1. The band went 22 years and four months from its debut with Three Cheers for Sweet Revenge (June 26, 2004-dated chart) until its first leader. In September, Jhené Aiko got her first No. 1 with Westside Whimsy — 12 years and 10 months after her debut in 2013. In February, Megadeth landed its first No. 1 with its self-titled set — nearly 40 years after the metal act’s chart debut in 1986. Of The Black Parade’s 78,000 equivalent album units earned in the latest tracking week, album sales comprise 68,000 (up 2,082%, it surges 29-1 on Top Album Sales for the group’s first week at No. 1), SEA units comprise 10,000 (up 34%, equaling 10.14 million on-demand official streams of the set’s tracks) and TEA units comprise a negligible sum. Vinyl purchases accounted for 42,000 of the album’s sales for the week — the band’s best week ever on vinyl. The album benefits from its availability across more than 20 physical variants on vinyl, CD and cassette, including signed editions. The Black Parade houses My Chemical Romance’s highest charting hit on the Billboard Hot 100, “Welcome to the Black Parade,” which peaked at No. 9 in January 2007. The track is also the band’s sole No. 1 on the Alternative Airplay chart, among seven top 10s; it spent seven weeks atop the list in late 2006. Notably, The Black Parade’s 139-1 vault is the largest jump to No. 1 since Taylor Swift’s Fearless (Taylor’s Version) returned to the top, soaring 157-1 on the Oct. 16, 2021-dated chart after the release of a signed CD and vinyl versions. The Black Parade is also the latest reissue of 2026 to make a splash in the top 10, following The Beatles’ Rubber Soul (No. 4 reentry, Oct. 17 chart), Mac Miller’s The Divine Feminine (bounding 159-10, also Oct. 17) and Beyoncé’s B’Day (No. 8 reentry, Sept. 19). The Nos. 2-6 titles on the latest Billboard 200 are all former No. 1s. Olivia Rodrigo’s you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love falls a rung to No. 2 (64,000 equivalent album units earned, down 15%); Morgan Wallen’s I’m the Problem is steady at No. 3 (53,000, down 3%); Ella Langley’s Dandelion is stationary at No. 4 (47,000, down 4%); Noah Kahan’s The Great Divide rises 6-5 (39,000, down 3%); and Swift’s The Life of a Showgirl dips 5-6 (35,000, down 18%). Zach Bryan’s Young Manhood and Other Donatable Organs falls 2-7 in its second week (33,000 equivalent album units, down 49%), Kahan’s Stick Season is a non-mover at No. 8 (32,000, down 3%), Drake’s HABIBTI descends 7-9 (31,000, down 10%) and Olivia Dean’s The Art of Loving falls 9-10 (30,000, down 7%).

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I think it's to do with the music video versions splitting the streams

Ddddd not this plummeting straight to the bottom of Global Spotify

Technically none of Destiny's songs are solo. Legend X wins again!

Then why were you downvoting them in multiple threads and showing as a recent visitor on their profiles?

Day 11 United States: #1 (=), 1,789,354 (+196,791) (+12.36%) Germany: #1 (=), 640,812 (+115,239) (+21.93%) United Kingdom: #2 (-1), 586,626 (+83,357) (+16.56%) Australia: #1 (=), 383,835 (+19,976) (+5.49%) Canada: #1 (=), 313,484 (+26,528) (+9.24%) Brazil: #61 (+80) [New Peak], 261,820 (+63,224) (+31.84%) Philippines: #50 (+1) [New Peak], 225,985 (+3,250) (+1.46%) Netherlands: #1 (=), 225,789 (+50,608) (+28.89%) Poland: #3 (+1) [New Peak], 205,600 (+41,146) (+25.02%) France: #19 (+4) [New Peak], 166,273 (+26,249) (+18.75%) Norway: #1 (=), 148,218 (+36,406) (+32.56%) Spain: #24 (+9) [New Peak], 144,618 (+32,294) (+28.75%) Sweden: #1 (=), 138,433 (+26,765) (+23.97%) Italy: #13 (+7) [New Peak], 104,465 (+12,386) (+13.45%) Denmark: #1 (=), 100,206 (+20,120) (+25.12%) Belgium: #1 (=), 79,421 (+9,785) (+14.05%) Finland: #3 (=), 76,424 (+13,140) (+20.76%) Ireland: #1 (=), 69,819 (-6,849) (-8.93%) Portugal: #2 (=), 69,576 (+11,832) (+20.49%) Switzerland: #1 (=), 66,740 (+14,024) (+26.60%) Singapore: #1 (=), 66,693 (+10,213) (+18.08%) Czech Republic: #2 (+1) [New Peak], 65,480 (+12,935) (+24.62%) Argentina: #61 (+48) [New Peak], 65,307 (+15,932) (+32.27%) Malaysia: #12 (+2) [New Peak], 59,054 (+3,101) (+5.54%) Austria: #1 (=), 51,092 (+1,317) (+2.65%) New Zealand: #1 (=), 48,796 (+4,470) (+10.08%) Chile: #47 (+27) [New Peak], 47,352 (+10,797) (+29.54%) Thailand: #114 (+42) [New Peak], 42,735 (+5,964) (+16.22%) Hungary: #9 (=), 33,098 (+5,564) (+20.21%) South Africa: #27 (+33), 32,949 (+3,385) (+11.45%) Greece: #29 (+4), 31,161 (+2,819) (+9.95%) Israel: #23 (-3), 30,254 (-1,440) (-4.54%) Taiwan: #27 (+1) [New Peak], 26,401 (+230) (+0.88%) Slovakia: #3 (=), 20,800 (+2,616) (+14.39%) Romania: #11 (+1), 19,034 (+1,602) (+9.19%) Saudi Arabia: #3 (+1) [New Peak], 13,332 (-810) (-5.73%) United Arab Emirates: #1 (=), 13,133 (+615) (+4.91%) Lithuania: #2 (=), 12,537 (+2,089) (+19.99%) Korea: #198 (NEW), 12,421 Hong Kong: #23 (-2), 11,353 (+858) (+8.18%) Ukraine: #34 (+10), 10,150 (+1,060) (+11.66%) Bulgaria: #8 (+1), 9,869 (+1,298) (+15.14%) Estonia: #1 (=), 8,803 (+832) (+10.44%) Costa Rica: #81 (+45), 8,488 (+1,252) (+17.30%) Latvia: #1 (=), 8,465 (+1,519) (+21.87%) Morocco: #122 (+6) [New Peak], 6,318 (-255) (-3.88%) Paraguay: #93 (RE), [New Peak] 5,923 Uruguay: #50 (+44) [New Peak], 5,459 (+1,338) (+32.47%) Panama: #20 (+21) [New Peak], 5,433 (+1,067) (+24.44%) Iceland: #1 (=), 5,327 (+995) (+22.97%) Dominican Republic: #113 (+85) [New Peak], 5,020 (+969) (+23.92%) Venezuela: #185 (RE), [New Peak] 4,407 Luxembourg: #3 (+1), 3,983 (+695) (+21.14%) Belarus: #120 (RE), 1,494

Okay we're back October 26th Global: #120 (+39), 1,282,149 (+168,409) (+15.12%) United States: #185 (RE), 286,477 United Kingdom: #31 (+2), 134,448 (+15,156) (+12.70%) Philippines: #179 (RE), [New Peak] 121,880 Australia: #51 (-3), 70,203 (+2,440) (+3.60%) Canada: #150 (+18), 44,702 (+2,914) (+6.97%) Sweden: #80 (+29), 22,176 (+4,137) (+22.93%) Norway: #39 (+11) [New Peak], 21,126 (+5,688) (+36.84%) Ireland: #49 (-10), 14,733 (-2,065) (-12.29%) Singapore: #62 (+19) [Re-peak], 12,174 (+2,685) (+28.30%) Portugal: #150 (+32) [New Peak], 10,836 (+2,144) (+24.67%) Denmark: #128 (+46) [New Peak], 10,336 (+2,207) (+27.15%) New Zealand: #117 (+9), 9,262 (+399) (+4.50%) United Arab Emirates: #51 (+14), 3,754 (+382) (+11.33%) Lithuania: #39 (+18), 3,156 (+579) (+22.47%) Iceland: #24 (=), 2,173 (+406) (+22.98%) Latvia: #128 (RE), [New Peak] 1,533 Estonia: #64 (+32), 1,478 (+256) (+20.95%)

SAVE Super Sage Lonely Side of the Bed Diver Habits of Creatures OFF Lullaby Sixteen and Rising In Pure Faith Muscle Memory Lemme go re-listen to the whole thing 5 more times so I can be more objective for round 2

Hoping for some Thriller levels of promo for debut tv tonight

Global: #1 (=), 6,254,852 (-640,884) (-9.29%) United States: #1 (=), 1,592,563 (-233,290) (-12.78%) Germany: #1 (=), 525,573 (-91,035) (-14.76%) United Kingdom: #1 (=), 503,269 (-48,604) (-8.81%) Australia: #1 (=), 363,859 (+8,460) (+2.38%) Canada: #1 (=), 286,956 (-35,163) (-10.92%) Philippines: #51 (+18) [New Peak], 222,735 (+24,032) (+12.09%) Brazil: #141 (-20), 198,596 (-50,676) (-20.33%) Netherlands: #1 (+1) [Re-peak], 175,181 (-22,323) (-11.30%) Poland: #4 (+1) [Re-peak], 164,454 (-22,440) (-12.01%) France: #23 (+5), 140,024 (-10,394) (-6.91%) Spain: #33 (+8), 112,324 (-8,511) (-7.04%) Norway: #1 (=), 111,812 (-24,889) (-18.21%) Sweden: #1 (=), 111,668 (-21,839) (-16.36%) Italy: #20 (+4), 92,079 (-12,139) (-11.65%) Denmark: #1 (=), 80,086 (-11,779) (-12.82%) Ireland: #1 (=), 76,668 (-2,524) (-3.19%) Belgium: #1 (=), 69,636 (-4,449) (-6.01%) Finland: #3 (=), 63,284 (-6,910) (-9.84%) Portugal: #2 (=), 57,744 (-8,411) (-12.71%) Singapore: #1 (=), 56,480 (+1,233) (+2.23%) Malaysia: #14 (+5) [New Peak], 55,953 (+1,683) (+3.10%) Switzerland: #1 (=), 52,716 (-10,406) (-16.49%) Czech Republic: #3 (=), 52,545 (+71) (+0.14%) Austria: #1 (=), 49,775 (-8,554) (-14.67%) Argentina: #109 (-3), 49,375 (-8,018) (-13.97%) New Zealand: #1 (=), 44,326 (-521) (-1.16%) Thailand: #156 (+13), 36,771 (+2,278) (+6.60%) Chile: #74 (+16), 36,555 (-2,319) (-5.97%) Israel: #20 (+1) [New Peak], 31,694 (+8,249) (+35.18%) South Africa: #60 (+17), 29,564 (-4,099) (-12.18%) Greece: #33 (=), 28,342 (-5,248) (-15.62%) Hungary: #9 (+1), 27,534 (+163) (+0.60%) Taiwan: #28 (+12) [New Peak], 26,171 (+3,734) (+16.64%) Slovakia: #3 (+1) [Re-peak], 18,184 (-177) (-0.96%) Romania: #12 (+2), 17,432 (-649) (-3.59%) Saudi Arabia: #4 (+1) [Re-peak], 14,142 (+666) (+4.94%) United Arab Emirates: #1 (=), 12,518 (-555) (-4.25%) Hong Kong: #21 (-3), 10,495 (-135) (-1.27%) Lithuania: #2 (+1) [Re-peak], 10,448 (-709) (-6.35%) Ukraine: #44 (+1), 9,090 (-593) (-6.12%) Bulgaria: #9 (+1), 8,571 (-88) (-1.02%) Estonia: #1 (=), 7,971 (-862) (-9.76%) Costa Rica: #126 (-3), 7,236 (-1,480) (-16.98%) Latvia: #1 (=), 6,946 (-334) (-4.59%) Morocco: #128 (+32), 6,573 (+132) (+2.05%) Panama: #41 (+3), 4,366 (-651) (-12.98%) Iceland: #1 (=), 4,332 (-516) (-10.64%) Uruguay: #94 (+9), 4,121 (-615) (-12.99%) Dominican Republic: #198 (RE), 4,051 Luxembourg: #4 (=), 3,288 (-630) (-16.08%)

If we stretch the definition of MPG (i.e. just G) and use 10 days as the barrier of entry Billie Eilish - Birds of a Feather (486 days) Sabrina Carpenter - Espresso (224 days) Tate Mcrae - greedy (206 days) Olivia Dean - Man I Need (195 days) Miley Cyrus - Flowers (179 days) Gracie Abrams - That's So True (179 days) SZA - Kill Bill (174 days) Taylor Swift - The Fate of Ophelia (170 days) Adele - Easy On Me (152 days) GAYLE - abcdegu (136 days) Chappell Roan - Good Luck, Babe! (133 days) Olivia Rodrigo - good 4 u (121 days) Mitski - My Love Mine All Mine (115 days) KAROL G - Si Antes Te Hubiera Conocido (112 days) Doja Cat - Paint The Town Red (112 days) Ariana Grande - hate that i made you love me (96 days) Dua Lipa - Levitating (80 days) Gigi Perez - Sailor Song (76 days) Raye - WHERE IS MY HUSBAND! (66 days) JENNIE - Like JENNIE (54 days) ROSALÍA - DESPECHÁ (53 days) Beyonce - Texas Hold 'Em (49 days) ADÉLA - Ain't In LA (47 days) Kenya Grace - Strangers (42 days) Kali Uchis - telepatía (41 days) Anitta - Envolver (38 days) Ravyn Lenae - Love Me Not (38 days) Doechii - Anxiety (36 days) LISA - MONEY (31 days) Lady Gaga - Abracadabra (22 days) Ashe - Stop The Wedding! (19 days) Lizzo - About Damn Time (19 days) Lola Young - Messy (18 days) SIENNA SPIRO - Die On This Hill (16 days) Mariah And Katy each have yet to chart a song released this decade in the top 10

@djcalpal how long do we have left for round 1?

He won't go to jail (unfortunately) as its a suspended sentence.

Grammy award winning singer Chris Brown has been sentenced to eight months in prison, suspended for 12 months – therefore avoiding jail time – in relation to a “vicious and unprovoked” attack at a London nightclub in 2023. In July, Brown pleaded guilty to a count of affray at London’s Southwark Crown Court for attacking a music producer with a tequila bottle on the head. His co-defendant, Omololu Akinlolu, had also pleaded guilty. The U.K.’s Crown Prosecution Service (similar in function to the District Attorney) described Akinlolu, a Florida rapper also known as HoodyBaby, as Brown’s vocal coach. He received a sentence of four months, suspended for 12 months. In July, Southwark Crown Court heard that the duo attacked the victim, Abraham Diaw, at the Tape London nightclub in February 2023. Brown was accused of twice hitting the victim with a tequila bottle to his head while Akinlolu punched him. “They continued their assault whilst the victim attempted to flee through the club,” the CPS said in a statement. “The victim was kicked while he was seated defenseless on the floor.” After the victim went to hospital with injuries to his head and knees a warrant was issued for Brown and Akinlolu’s arrest, although they had left the U.K. by that time. Brown was arrested in May 2025 when he returned to the U.K. as part of his world tour to perform in Manchester. “This was a vicious and unprovoked attack by Brown and Akinlolu in a crowded nightclub where Brown used a glass bottle as a weapon to strike the victim’s head twice,” Claire Campbell, a senior prosecutor at CPS London South, had said after securing the conviction. The two men denied charges for assault and grievous bodily harm as well as Brown having an offensive weapon, and these were subsequently dropped.

They're reaction-neutral, like the confused emoji