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The Truth About Love is the sixth studio album by American recording artist Pink scheduled for release from September 18, 2012. The album will be Pink's first record under RCA Records after Sony Music reorganised its label operations closing down Pink's previous labels Jive Records and LaFace Records. The Truth About Love's first single "Blow Me (One Last Kiss)" was released on July 2012, so far peaking at number six on the US Billboard Hot 100, as well as charting inside the top ten in other several countries.

Cover: P!nk - Try

Video Premiere: P!nk - Blow Me (One Last Kiss)

Cover: P!nk - The Truth About Love

RELEASE DATE: September 18

Song: P!nk - Blow Me (One Last Kiss)

Video Premiere: P!nk - F**kin Perfect

Not recommended for 16 and below.

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Sneak Peek: P!nk - F**kin Perfect

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Charts: Bruno Mars scores second no. 1 & Swift continues to sell

Billboard Hot 100

1. Bruno Mars - Grenade


'Grenade' switch places with former no. 1, Firework making Mars the sixth solo male to send his first two radio singles as a lead act to No. 1. Mars first topped the Hot 100 as a lead artist with "Just the Way You Are" for four weeks in October. The song also sells 559,000 downloads this week making it the third biggest sales week for a digital song in history.

2. Katy Perry - Firework


Though "Grenade" takes out Katy Perry's "Firework" on the Hot 100, the latter combustible composition shoots 2-1 on Pop Songs. "Firework" is the fifth No. 1 on the Nielsen BDS-based mainstream top 40 radio airplay chart for Perry. She banked two leaders from "One of the Boys": "Hot N Cold" (three weeks, 2008) and "Waking Up in Vegas" (two, 2009). "Firework" is the third No. 1 from her follow-up, "Teenage Dream," following "California Gurls," featuring Snoop Dogg (seven weeks), and the title cut (four). The song also sells  509,000 downloads this week making it the fourth biggest sales week for a digital song in history.

3. Ke$ha - We R Who We R


The song rises two spots from last week, staying stationary in both Pop & Radio Songs Chart.

4. Rihanna - What's My Name


The song dropped one position from last week but managed to debut at Adult Pop Songs (No. 38), climbing one spot on Pop Songs (no. 7) and stay at top on Radio Songs.

5. P!nk - Raise Your Glass


Raise Your Glass drop one spot from last week after being knock down by Perry based on Radio.

Billboard 200

1. Taylor Swift - Speak Now


As forecasted, Taylor Swift's "Speak Now" continues to reign on the albums tally with 276,000 according to Nielsen SoundScan. The album is also the fifth worldwide best selling album of 2010 with total sales of 3.5 millions.

2. Susan Boyle - The Gift


"The Gift" stands still at No. 2, with 240,000 (down 6%). The album is the sixth worldwide best selling album of 2010 with total sales of 3 millions.

3. Glee Cast - The Christmas Album


Still in the christmas spirit, The "Glee" Christmas album rises two rungs to No. 3 (160,000; up 1%).

4. Jackie Evancho - O Holy Night


"O Holy Night" is steady at No. 4 (151,000; down 21%).

5. Michael Jackson - Michael


Beaten by last minutes Christmas sales, "Michael" slips two to No. 5 (150,000; down 34%).

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Charts: Katy Perry & Taylor Swift continues to dominate

Billboard Hot 100

1. Katy Perry - Firework

"Firework" continues to light up the Hot 100 at No. 1, leading the chart for a third consecutive week and continuing its climb up the Radio Songs chart, where it takes the Airplay Gainer tag with a 6-3 move on the airplay list .

2. Bruno Mars - Grenade


One explosive title makes way for another atop Digital Songs, as Bruno Mars' "Grenade" takes out "Firework," selling 212,000 downloads (up 14%). The title is Mars' third to lead Digital Songs, following B.o.B's "Nothin' On You," on which he was featured, and "Just the Way You Are." On the Hot 100, "Grenade" gravitates to No. 2 from No. 3 and is in prime position to take over the No. 1 slot next week.

3. Rihanna - What's My Name (feat. Drake)


What's My Name replaces Only Girl (In The World) at No. 1 on Radio Songs, marking the first time that an artist has swapped titles atop that list since T.I. posted back-to-back chart-toppers with "Whatever You Like" and "Live Your Life" (which coincidentally featured Rihanna).

4. P!nk - Raise Your Glass


Raise You Glass stays stationary from last week position. Raise Your Glass is P!nk's second solo no. 1, the first being So What in 2008.

5. Ke$ha - We R Who We R


The former no. 1 stays stationary on BIllboard Hot 100 while climbing a slot on Pop Songs and two slots on Radio Song into a new peak.

Billboard 200

1. Taylor Swift - Speak Now

 "Speak" sells 259,000 (up 29%), according to Nielsen SoundScan, and returns to No. 1 for a third non-consecutive week rising into a total of 2.6 million, holding as 2010's third-best selling set. From its first week, Speak Now has always sold more than 140,000 copies each week which enabled it to become the fastest selling album of 2010.

2. Susan Boyle - The Gift

The Gift was only beaten by 5,000 copies for the top spot but still increasing 5% from last week sales.

3. Michael Jackson - Michael

Michael Jackson's much buzzed-about "Michael" enters the Billboard 200 this week at No. 3 with 228,000 -- a start  actually bigger than initially projected. It's Jackson's ninth solo album to reach the top 10, and it follows his No. 1 set from a year ago, "This Is It," which launched with 373,000.

4. Jackie Evancho - O Holy Night


 "O Holy Night," rises one slot to No. 4 with 191,000 (up 28%)

5. Glee Cast - The Christmas Album


Taking in the season, this is the third Christmas album in the top 5 this week. The album/soundtrack drops two spot from last week but still manage to sell 158,000 this week.

Rough Debut

28. Crystal Bowersox - Farmer's Daughter


The next highest debut outside the top 10 comes from 2010 "American Idol" runner-up Crystal Bowersox at No. 28 with her "Farmer's Daughter" starting with 58,000. The album still sell better than winner, Lee DeWyze though the album entered higher at no.19. Farmer's Daughter also got better reviews than Lee's Live It Up.

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Charts: P!nk scores third No. 1 & Kanye, Nicki Debut BIG

Billboard Hot 100

1. P!nk - Raise Your Glass


This mark P!nk third no. 1 single. The singer was last atop the list in September 2008 for a single week, with "So What." P!nk's first Hot 100 chart-topper came in 2001 on the collaborative "Lady Marmalade," which included star turns by Christina Aguilera, Lil' Kim and Mya.
Buy: Raise Your Glass

2. Katy Perry - Firework

2010 Nomination

"Firework" maneuvers into the No. 2 slot on the Hot 100, climbing four spots. The song moves 4-1 on Digital Songs (232,000, up 32%) to become the third chart-topper from her "Teenage Dream" album to top the sales list following "California Gurls," featuring Snoop Dogg, and the title cut.

Buy: Firework

3. Rihanna - Only Girl (In The World)

2010 Nomination

The song dropped three spots from last week no. 1, her nine no. 1. Though, this week, the song was announced as a Grammy nominated song for Best Dance Recording.
Buy: Only Girl (In The World)

4. Bruno Mars - Just The Way You Are

2010 Nomination

"Just the Way You Are" rebounds 7-4 as digital sales improve (126,000, up 43%) on the heels of the song being covered by the "Glee" Cast on the show's Nov. 23 episode. The "Glee" version debuts at No. 40 on the Hot 100 and sells 70,000 downloads. In other news, the song was nominated for a Grammy in Best Male Pop Vocal Performance.
Buy: Just The Way You Are

5. Rihanna (feat. Drake) - What's My Name
"What's My Name?" raise the spots, and claims the chart's Airplay Gainer award for a fifth consecutive week.
Buy: What's My Name (feat. Drake)

Billboard 200

1. Kanye West - My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy

'Dark Twisted Fantasy''s 496,000 gives him his fourth straight No. 1 album on the Billboard 200 and the fourth-best sales week of 2010. The album's first single, POWER was nominated for a Grammy in Best Rap Solo Performance.
Review: My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy
Buy: My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy

2. Nicki Minaj - Pink Friday


Minaj debut with 375000, the second-best sales week for a female hip-hop act. Only Lauryn Hill has done better, when "The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill" started at No. 1 with 423,000 in 1998.
Review: Pink Friday
Buy: Pink Friday

3. Susan Boyle - The Gift


Last week's No. 1 album, "The Gift," slips to No. 3 with 263,000 (down 21%).
While her debut album, I Dreamed A Dream was nominated for Best Pop Vocal Album.
Buy: The Gift

4. Taylor Swift - Speak Now


"Speak Now" feels the heat from her NBC Thanksgiving TV special and Black Friday, rising five spots to No. 4 with 241,000 (up 64%). The album had debuted at number one on the US Billboard 200 chart a month ago, with first-week sales of 1,047,000 copies in the United States.
Buy: Speak Now

5. Jackie Evancho - O' Holy Night


Jackie Evancho's "O Holy Night" falls three rungs to No. 5 with 142,000 (down 41%). Last week, the album sold 239,000 copies, debuting at #2, making her the youngest female solo artist to debut in the top.
Buy: O' Holy Night

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