Beyonce doesn't sound like her songs? I'm shocked.

- Beyonce's real singing voice or that time I thought my cat was a beautiful woman? I mean, not that you're not, Whiskers. Who's a good girl? [Jezebel] UPDATE: TMZ confirms it's a hoax.

- Michael Phelps is apparently dating Miss California Carrie Prejean. Because there's something to be said about vigorous dry-humping after reading the Bible. But not really. [Allie is Wired]- Nicollete Sheridan gets killed off Desperate Housewives, and nobody watches. Except a tearful Michael Bolton. "Tell me how am I supposed to live without you... Oh, wait. I'm rich. To the Whores Room!" [Vulture]
- Paris Hilton allowed near African royalty. Christ, haven't these people suffered enough? This is probably a good time for our president to say "Aw, hellll no." [PopSugar]
- Billy Bob Thornton thinks you're a "humpback geek" for noticing when he acts like an asshole in international news. -- But still think he's cool, alright? Please? He'll say the "French fried potater" line. [Videogum]
- Bo Bice gets his own trading card. Yes, Virginia, there is a Satan. And he loves American Idol. [Best Week Ever]
Source: thesuperficial.com

Beyonce fiercely tops charts with her Sasha Fierce

Beyonce has topped the charts according to Billboards. Beyonce’s No. 1 debut on the pop album chart with the double-disc “I Am … Sasha Fierce,” scored her third straight No. 1 debut on the pop album chart.

Billboards had seven top 20 debuts in a week. Nickelback’s “Dark Horse” sold 326,000 to start at No. 2. The Canadian rock outfit spent an astonishing 156 weeks on the chart with its previous album, 2005’s “All the Right Reasons,” whose sales total 6.97 million to date.

AC/DC’s “Black Ice” was in top 10 after falling from No. 6. The album sold 73,000 copies in its fifth week of exclusive release via Wal-Mart and Sam’s Club, bringing its total to 1.39 million.

Beyonce’s The Music World/Columbia album ended the week with a whopping sale of 482,000 copies in the United States. The album sees Beyonce belting out hits like “If I Were a Boy” and “Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It),” with her new alter ego Sasha Fierce.
Beyonce’s 2003 solo debut, “Dangerously in Love,” started with 317,000, while 2006’s “B-Day” moved 541,000.

Source: celeb9.com