

Also, Coldplay, along with Lil Wayne, set a record this week for having the first two albums since 2000, when Britney Spears' Oops, I Did It Again came out the week before Eminem's The Marshall Mathers LP, to debut back-to-back with more than 700,000 units sold. And that was back when people actually bought albums.
BILLBOARD 200
Artist, Record, Peak Position, Number of Weeks on the Charts
1. Coldplay, Viva La Vida or Death And All His Friends, 1, 1
2. Lil Wayne, Tha Carter III, 1, 2
3. Soundtrack, Camp Rock, 3, 1
4. Various Artists, NOW 28, 2, 3
5. Plies, Definition of Real, 2, 2
6. Usher, Here I Stand, 1, 4
7. Rihanna, Good Girl Gone Bad, 2, 55
8. Disturbed, Indesctructible, 1, 3
9. Katy Perry, One of the Boys, 9, 1
10. The Offspring, Rise and Fall, Rage and Grace, 10, 1
Yay RiRi and Coldplay!
I know Terrera Marie is somewhere hot right now. She was as preety as Rihanna but not given a chance.
Huh? Where'd that come from? My impression of Teirra's work was never very positive considering all the people she worked with. From the quality of the songs she put out, you'd think she was Diddy's protege, not Jay-Zs.
Yep Tierra Marie was Terror Marie.. I like Rhianna… she is no voice of the next generation, she's cute and she doesn't try to do too much
True Diva. Even with all the leg spreading on stage and dominatrix costumes, Rihanna doesn't have that air of desperation about her. There's a genuine confidence about her, not the please-look-at-me-and-tell-me-how-hot-i-am feeling I get every time I look at musicians that are twice her age (cough… Mariah… cough).
Daria, I will give Rere that. She is very confident.