Bruno Mars Purchases $3.2 Million Hollywood Hills House

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Bruno Mars is relocating on up. The “Just the Way You Are” singer has splurged on a lavish 4,000 square foot home which is perched in the Hollywood Hills with metropolis thoughts of Los Angeles.

Bruno, who is readying the stick to-up to his 2010 debut Doo-Wops &amp Hooligans, spent $ three.two million bucks on the mid-century showpiece, which features 3 bedrooms and 3.5 loos. Decked out with Swarovski lights, designer finishes, and a 26-foot-prolonged loved ones space/media lounge with moment fire, this is the final bachelor pad for the Grammy-successful entertainer. Check put more here from our affiliate Worldswagg.com

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Check out the trailer on Lil Wayne and Bruno Mars. Lil Wayne still promoting his Carter IV album.

 

Billboard : GAME TURNS R.E.D. AT NO. 1, JAY-Z & KANYE WEST GET DETHRONED, BEYONCE LOSES TOP 10 BILLING

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In this week’s Sales WrapGame makes a strong debut atop his competition, Jay-Z and Kanye West lose their number one spot and Beyonce falls from the Top 10.

Grammy-winning rappers Jay-Z  and Kanye West’s Watch the Throne moved down a notch to No. 2 with 94,200. Headed into their first full month, the duo’s new joint LP has shelled out 707,100 copies.

R&B diva Beyonces”s  4 fell three slots from the Top 10 to No. 12 with 21,000. After nine weeks, the soon-to-be mother/singer’s new album has sold 700,100 units.

Grammy-winning rapper Eminem and Royce Da 5’9‘s Hell: The Sequel dropped two slots to No. 15 with 18,000. With 11 weeks knocked out, their new joint effort has moved 481,000 records.

Video vixen Rihanna’s Loud album received an 18-spot boost to No. 20 with 14,600. With 41 weeks out of the way, her latest offering sits at 1,433,000 sold pieces.

R&B singer Kelly Rowland‘s Here I Am dropped six positions to No. 33 with 9,400. Headed into her sixth week, her new LP has sold 140,200 units.

Soulful singer Jill Scott‘s Light of the Sun received a seven spot boost to No. 35 with 9,300. With ten weeks in the books, her latest offering has pushed 312,900 records.

Young Money star Nicki Minaj‘s Pink Friday received a one slot jump to No. 36 with 9,300. After 40 weeks, the “Barbie’s” debut album sits at 1,552,600 pushed units.

Pop star Bruno Mars‘ Doo-Wops & Hooligans slipped two slots to No. 37 with 9,200. Headed into his 48th week, the singer’s LP has sold 1,236,400 pieces.

Late singer Amy Winehouse‘s Back to Black 2007 album moved up four notches to No. 40 with 8,700. Since its release, the album has sold 2,421,300 records.

Grammy-winning rapper Eminem’s Recovery moved down one spot to No. 44 with 8,000. Headed into his 63rd week, Slim Shady’s 2010 solo album has moved 4,008,400 pieces.

Miami rapper Pitbull’s Planet Pit dropped four slots to No. 45 with 7,900. After ten weeks, his new LP has shelled out 182,100 units.

Evening things out in Top 50 is Wiz Khalifa‘s Rolling Papers at No. 50 with 7,200. With 22 weeks knocked out, Wiz’s Atlantic Records debut has sold 556,400 copies.

Be sure to check back next week to see what new releases impact Sales Wrap!

Hip Hop Sales Chart May , See Where Your favorite Artist Landed

During a week when even the most consistent artist slipped a few spots, The Beastie Boys reign supreme and almost take the number one spot.

Legendary Hip Hop trio, The Beastie Boys shook up the charts this week. Hot Sauce Committee Pt 2 the group’s first new release in nearly three years, was the top-selling Hip Hop album. After not charting at all last week with an online pre-order campaign, MCA, Ad-Rock and Mike D narrowly missed the overall top spot to UK crooner Adele.

While no other Rap acts cracked the top 20, both Chris Brown and Bruno Mars used the popularity gained from various Hip Hop collaborations to hold steady. Brown’s F.A.M.E. continued a slow push past gold status, while Bruno Mars’ Doo Wops and Hooligans fell one spot down to the number 14 ranking and just shy of platinum.

After a significant jump last week, Wiz Khalif’s Rolling Papers fell out of the top 20 yet remained the second-highest charting Hip Hop album. Rihanna continued to chart with her Loud album, which is well past platinum.

* Please note: figures below approximated to nearest thousandth.

Top 200 Album Sales (Top 5 Hip Hop/R&B)

Rank Artist Album This Week Est. Total
2 The Beastie Boys Hot Sauce Committee Pt.2 127,833 128,195
14 Bruno Mars  Doo-Wops & Hooligans 25,603 997,430
18 Chris Brown F.A.M.E. 21,396 534,632
23 Wiz Khalifa  Rolling Papers 19,357 371,111
33 Rihanna Loud 14,542 1,245,568

Nicki Minaj remains the lone female emcee on the SoundScan charts. Having already been certified platinum; Pink Friday continues an epic run. The recent release of her “Super Bass” video, a spot on Lil Wayne’s I Am Still Music tour and plenty of cameo appearances will likely keep Nicki on the charts well through the summer.

Lil Wayne will likely have two projects on the charts this summer. Wayne’s I Am Not A Human Being is showing no signs of leaving the charts anytime soon. And, pending any further delays, Cash Money Records’ flagship artist will likely release Tha Carter IV over the summer.

Snoop Dogg saw his eleventh full, solo release, Doggumentary, maintain on the charts. After a six-week stay, his most recent project featuring cameos from Wiz Khalifa, Young Jeezy and Willie Nelson, dropped twelve spots.

Despite criticism from some circles, the ever-controversial Waka Flocka Flame continues to chart. His debut album, Flockaveli is halfway to gold status after charting for over six months.

Continuing a strong viral campaign as well as consistently touring kept Diddy-Dirty Money within the top 200. The experimental, Euro-dance inspired Last Train to Paris is in the midst of a 21-week run on the charts.

Rank Artist Album This Week Est. Total
36 Nicki Minaj Pink Friday
14,165 1,356,366
81 Lil Wayne I Am Not A Human Being 6,165 871,228
127 Snoop Dogg Doggumentary 4,092 87,509
151 Waka Flocka Flame Flockaveli 3,471 258,310
166 Diddy-Dirty Money Last Train To Paris 3,251 267,292

Will Tyler, the Creator garner enough support to make the charts next week? Stay tuned to HipHop

The Charts are in Hip Hop Album Sales: The Week Ending 2/27/2011

Supreme Reaction is happy to see some new faces Ortiz and Saigon on this making the right moves is key in any business……

Joell Ortiz hits the charts. Kanye West and T.I. make major climbs from last week, as Saigon sells nearly 5,000 more units.

Very little movement happened at the top of the charts last week. The four top urban artists were within 4,000 units of each other, approximately speaking.

Top 200 Album Sales (Top 5 Hip Hop/R&B)

Rank Artist Album This Week Est. Total
6 Bruno Mars Doo Wops & Hooligans 37,000 764,000
7 Eminem Recovery 37,000 3,668,000
8 Rihanna Loud 33,000 1,010,000
9 Nicki Minaj Pink Friday 32,000 1,160,000
15 Various Artists Loud 21,000 170,000

Kanye West’s My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy climbed a remarkable 18 spots last week. The surge may be largely attributed to ‘Ye’s released the Hype Williams-directed video for “All of the Lights,” featuring Rihanna and Kid Cudi. The video also caught some controversy last week, when removed from YouTube after epilepsy groups complained of its bright, flashing lights and colors.

Lil Waynes digital-turned-physical 2010 release I Am Not A Human Being fell two spots to #27.

T.I.‘s No Mercy gained nine spots to #32. The emcee and label owner’s latest album was released while he was incarcerated for probation violations earlier this year, involving drugs. The latest album from Tip features Kid Cudi, Scarface and Rocko, with production by DJ Toomp, Kanye West and Jake O

 

Saigon‘s The Greatest Story Never Told sold nearly 5,000 more units in its second week in stars. Created and conceptualized on Atlantic Records, Kottonmouth Kings’ Suburban Noize imprint worked with Sai to acquire the release rights to the album which sold 11,000 first-week units. Despite being on the independent label, the critically-heralded work still includes appearances by Jay-Z, Swizz Beatz, Black Thought, as well as production from Just Blaze and Kanye West. The album’s FYE physical version includes a second CD with five unreleased songs.