Chris Brown Admits Apology Video Was a Mess

Remember that pathetic apology video that Chris Brown posted on YouTube? The one where he tried to convince his fans that he deeply regretted beating the crap out of Rihanna. People immediately speculated that Brown was reading from a teleprompter and doubted his sincerity. Well, Brown admits that it was a “mess.”

Chris told Robin Roberts, “I had three or four days of PR and people telling me, ‘OK, don’t say this or don’t say this because they’re gonna take it this way.’ So my head was not really giving me a chance to be me, it was me being me through other people. It was genuinely from me but it wasn’t projected correctly.”

Here’s a reminder –

Chris Brown Tell All Interview Coming Soon To Good Morning America

Now that Rihanna has spoken, it’s Chris Brown’s turn to respond and Good Morning America has given Brown the opportunity in a tell all interview with Robin Roberts.

Brown sat down with ABC’s Robin Roberts for an interview that will air on Good Morning America the week after next according to the New York Post.

Brown will also be given the chance to perform a song from his new album, which will be in stores Dec. 8th.

Can’t wait to hear what Brown has to say this time. So far, he’s still a douche…

Janet Jackson Interview A Ratings Hit For ABC

Robin Roberts’ tell-all interview with Janet Jackson was a ratings winner for ABC on Wednesday night. The interview for In The Spotlight with Robin Roberts earning the second highest ratings in the 10 p.m. time slot, falling just behind CSI: New York with over 6.7 million viewers. (Check out clips from her interview below.)

Janet’s “Number Ones,” hit stores a couple days ago featuring her biggest hits, single mixes, and collaborations. The 2-disc set features thirty-three of her international smashes, plus the new dance hit “Make Me.”

Janet Jackson Refuses To Watch “This Is It”

Janet Jackson has no plans to ever see her late brother Michael’s concert documentary movie This Is It – because it would be too painful for the grieving star to watch.

The film, which features video footage of the King of Pop rehearsing for his ill-fated London residency, has been a huge hit with fans and recently passed the $200 million mark at the global box office, just three weeks after its release.

Members of the Jackson family, including patriarch Joe, and Michael’s brothers Jermaine, Tito, Jackie and Marlon, all turned out for the Los Angeles premiere of This Is It last month – but Janet refuses to watch it. And she admits even walking past the promotional posters for the film gets her choked up with emotion.

In an ABC News exclusive, Janet says, “I have not seen it. I definitely won’t, not right now. I don’t know if I’d ever see it. (It’s) too soon, too hard. It’s hard when I see the posters around the city, the commercials, the trailers (on TV). It has (caught me off guard emotionally).”

The Thriller superstar died in June, shortly before he was due to kick off his mammoth tour.

Janet Jackson Blames Doctor For Michael’s Death

Janet Jackson blames Dr. Conrad Murray for her brother Michael’s death. She told ABC News in an interview to air Wednesday that Murray should no longer be allowed to practice medicine. “He was the one that was administering,” Jackson said. “I think he is responsible.”

Prosecutors in Los Angeles are weighing charges against Murray in the pop singer’s death. Murray told police he administered a powerful anesthetic to the singer shortly before Jackson died June 25.

A spokeswoman for the doctor, Miranda Sevcik, said Monday he continues to maintain he neither prescribed or administered anything to Jackson that should have killed him.

Jackson told ABC’s Robin Roberts that she was at her home in New York on June 25 when her assistant called to say Michael had been taken to the hospital. She told relatives to call her when they got to the hospital and grew concerned when she wasn’t getting any calls back.

She says that a day doesn’t go by when she doesn’t think of Michael. “It just didn’t ring true to me. It felt like a dream,” she said. “It’s still so difficult for me to believe.

Janet Jackson ABC Special Nov. 18

Move over, witches of Eastwick! We hear a Janet Jackson TV special will replace the ABC series on Nov. 18.

Janet Jackson is expected to open up with ABC anchor Robin Roberts in an exclusive primetime ABC special event.

Slated to air November 18 on the network, sources say Jackson could talk everything from the death of her brother, Michael Jackson, to recent changes in her career.

While the interview itself has not been conducted as of press time, sources close to ABC say an official announcement will be made later this week.

The pop/R&B icon will also debut her second greatest hits compilation, The Essential Janet Jackson, later this month.

The greatest-hits collection, called “Number Ones,” includes 33 classic Jackson hits and her newest song, “Make Me.” The two-disc album will be released Nov. 17.

“Number Ones” spans the pop star’s career, from her 1986 debut, “Control,” to last year’s “Discipline.” Jackson’s last greatest hits album was released in 1995.

The 43-year-old singer is working on an autobiography and a new studio album set for release next year.